What temperatures does your Thinkpad run at? Thresholds?
Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 7:34 am
Hi Thinkpad forums.
Using the TP fan utility, I've gotten rid of the fan noise. However, I only use it when doing low CPU load work.
The summer in Denmark is currently very hot. Temperatures outside varry between 28 and 32 degress, making my T43 hotter. So I raised the bar a little.
Currently my temperature thresholds look like this:
Level=52 0
Level=56 3
Level=58 4
Level=65 7
Level=70 128
I've set them this way, because the system (when doing low CPU load stuff) rarely gets hotter than 53 degrees. So basically, the fan is always off - with a few exceptions.
When running @BIOS the idle temperature is about 47 degrees. Some 17 degrees above room temperature, which is fair enough.
But now it runs constantly at around 52-53 degrees.
Will this harm the machine in any way?
I'm asking because I'm thinking that maybe IBM has a valid reason for cranking up the fan on the T43's.
NOTE: The by far hottest component is the PCI WLAN card. The CPU is generally around 6 degrees cooler. Which actually amazes me abit.
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If anyone would like to recommend setting or just post their hardware and temps, please do so here
Using the TP fan utility, I've gotten rid of the fan noise. However, I only use it when doing low CPU load work.
The summer in Denmark is currently very hot. Temperatures outside varry between 28 and 32 degress, making my T43 hotter. So I raised the bar a little.
Currently my temperature thresholds look like this:
Level=52 0
Level=56 3
Level=58 4
Level=65 7
Level=70 128
I've set them this way, because the system (when doing low CPU load stuff) rarely gets hotter than 53 degrees. So basically, the fan is always off - with a few exceptions.
When running @BIOS the idle temperature is about 47 degrees. Some 17 degrees above room temperature, which is fair enough.
But now it runs constantly at around 52-53 degrees.
Will this harm the machine in any way?
I'm asking because I'm thinking that maybe IBM has a valid reason for cranking up the fan on the T43's.
NOTE: The by far hottest component is the PCI WLAN card. The CPU is generally around 6 degrees cooler. Which actually amazes me abit.
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If anyone would like to recommend setting or just post their hardware and temps, please do so here