Phenom II 955 no OC with Gigabyte GA-790FXT-UD5 - OVERHEATING

[oksagi]

Dear friends,
i Have a prob. i built a new system that contains:
AMD phenom II 955 with stock cooler
OCZ 6GB 1600mhz
WD 500GB black 7200 RPM
ATI FirePRO 3750 256MB
PSU Rosswile 950W
MB GA-790fxt-ud5 Bios F6
Case coolermaster CM690 with 6 fans 1200RPM
my system is on idle goes overheat
my mobo temp is 44c and the CPU 44c on idle
the room temp now is 25c
please can you tell me if is there a prob. with temp? CPU? or Mobo?
thanx

 

[enzo matrix]

Are these temperatures on idle or load? What are your load temperatures?

 

[bahrwiz]

maybe you got a defective mobo or CPU or even the graphics card..check the memory too..lol..do a sweep of the parts...

 

[oksagi]

Are these temperatures on idle or load? What are your load temperatures?

every thing was fine for year. a replaced from ol case to new case al parts and switched on the pc and find out that there is a temp prob.

 

[enzo matrix]

every thing was fine for year. a replaced from ol case to new case al parts and switched on the pc and find out that there is a temp prob.

So, like I asked:
Are these temperatures on idle or load? What are your load temperatures?

 

[oksagi]

So, like I asked:
Are these temperatures on idle or load? What are your load temperatures?

my load temps, look

 

[enzo matrix]

If that is the case, your CPU is not overheating. It's still under 60*C. The temperatures appear to be a bit on the warm side but are still expected for a Phenom IIx4 stock heatsink.

 

[oksagi]

and the mobo temp is high too.... 43c

 

[enzo matrix]

and the mobo temp is high too.... 43c

1. No it's not. 43*C is fine for a chip like that.
2. I just ran everest on my Asus 785G board. It claims my motherboard is at 48*C. A sensor that HWmonitor can't seem to be able to find.

If you are really worried, stick your finger on the chipset heatsink. If it feels hot, then you have and issue.

 

[oksagi]

1. No it's not. 43*C is fine for a chip like that.
2. I just ran everest on my Asus 785G board. It claims my motherboard is at 48*C. A sensor that HWmonitor can't seem to be able to find.

If you are really worried, stick your finger on the chipset heatsink. If it feels hot, then you have and issue.

ok look at my cable management:

is there airflow prob?

 

[enzo matrix]

ok look at my cable management:
is there airflow prob?

No. Why would you think there would be?

 

[oksagi]

No. Why would you think there would be?

look here
http://forums.pureoverclock.com/showthread.php?p=56145&posted=1#post56145

 

[enzo matrix]

look here
http://forums.pureoverclock.com/showthread.php?p=56145&posted=1#post56145

That's just the exact same pictures in a different forum. What are you trying to say?