What is Q6600 optimal temperature?

[Duke_6]

Hello guys, i have installed Q6600 on my computer, so i'm interested what is optimal temperature for that procesor, when i'm not doing nothing on my computer, temperature is 48-53C. So is that good? And if i buy new cehap CPU cooler (i now have intel stock cooler), whould it reduce CPUs temp?

 

[The Paladin]

depends on ambient temperature I have a Q8200 and it runs about 35c at idle but I have an aftermarket heatsink on it with 2 fans

 

[InvalidError]

Idle temperatures are meaningless unless they are above 70C which would strongly suggest poor seating. Below 50C, readings are highly unreliable. My i5-3470 is always above 50C simply because I set my fan profile to quiet until the CPU passes 60C.

If you have a real reason to worry about CPU temperature, you'll see core temperatures past 75C under load. If you don't, then there is no immediate issue.

 

[Duke_6]

I'm aiming to buy one of these:
http://prntscr.com/fn6qss
http://prntscr.com/fn6r4i

Would one of these coolers improove temp?

 

[The Paladin]

At what price your getting that used one ?
would they improve, again depends on your ambient temp, but I live in Texas and I keep my house at 78F ~26c..
would it be better than what you are using... possibly, neither of those look familiar even after a search the AVC fan/heatsink design was unknown to AVC website. dating the product to a few years old. does it still work like it was designed, probably so, its just a hunk of metal with copper pipes, but I would be worried about the fan itself.

do you have a budget for such an upgrade ?
this is what it cost me for a new one... I hope your not paying much for those your showing... because they are not expensive to start with.
http://www.frys.com/product/6998417?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

 

[Duke_6]

Coolers i showed up there, are used and cheap, 10 euros, i have u budget to buy the one you sent, you think it will do the job?

I live in Serbia, it's hot outside but in my room is good temp, i still think that the problem of overheating is the fan itself.