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Vipin Chauhan
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Asked: March 30, 20222022-03-30T00:19:39+05:30 2022-03-30T00:19:39+05:30

What Is a Good Cpu Temp Celsius?

What Is a Good Cpu Temp Celsius?
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-05-17T13:59:27+05:30Added an answer on May 17, 2022 at 1:59 pm

      What Is a Good CPU Temp Celsius?

      In the personal computer, the central processing unit best performs based on the optimal temperature of the CPU. When the workload is light, the CPU runs at a low temperature, when the workload starts to increase, its temperature also increases.

      The components or the performance of the central processing unit affected is affected when the temperature is too high. Advanced technologies made the thermal protection program in the system it will cool the CPU if it gets too hot. Sometimes high temperature of the CPU causes the PC to shut down. If the CPU temperature is constantly high, it will cause system parts.

      The optimal range of temperature is between 150 and 160 degrees or on a Fahrenheit scale (65 to 70 degrees Celsius). This temperature is for when the PC runs important apps when someone plays games on the PC or uses software temperature increases to 175-degree Fahrenheit or 80 degrees Celsius. Different central processing units have different tolerance levels.

      The optimal temperature for laptops is 160 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit or in degrees Celsius 71 to 80 degrees. Because it is tightly packed and airflow is less it operates at high temperatures than the PCs. Laptop temperature increases quickly when the games are playing at 190 degrees Fahrenheit or in degrees Celsius 88.

      Reasons for heating:

      There are many reasons the CPU overheat,

      • The most problem with the high temperature is the damaged central processing unit cooler.
      • Insufficient airflow.
      • The intensive attack is also the cause of overheating.

      Things to do when the temperature is too high:

      There is any course of action to reduce the high temperature such as,

      • Check the proper functioning of the CPU fan
      • Is the CPU being clean for dust
      • Sufficient airflow is required to clean dust
      • Increase the airflow by adding more fans that release the warm air and intake the fresher air.
      • Replace the Old CPU with the big one having enough fans and liquid coolers.
      • Check the time when you have applied the thermal paste between the CPU or CPU cooler, if three years passed then apply the thermal paste.
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