What is your avg temperature on your T43p or T42p?

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What is your average-use temperature (web browsing, winamp, office apps, etc..)

T43p 38-41 degrees celsius
0
No votes
T43p 42-44
1
9%
T43p 45-47
2
18%
T43p 48-50
0
No votes
T43p 51 ++
1
9%
T42p 38-41
1
9%
T42p 42-44
2
18%
T42p 45-47
1
9%
T42p 48-50
3
27%
 
Total votes: 11

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What is your avg temperature on your T43p or T42p?

#1 Post by JHaislet » Fri May 27, 2005 1:07 am

BoostedA4 wrote:I just thought I'd take a little poll to get a general idea on average use temps. I defined average use such as web browsing, maybe running winamp in the background, and using an office app. Obviously this is slightly subjective, but I'm just interested in average non-intensive tasks.

I monitor temps with Mobile Meter, a very small, low-resource using temp-monitoring app. My temps are 39 and 40 degrees celsius, toggling between the two. I have undervolted my 1.86 PM and have it running on adaptive, so it uses more speed only when required. I am quite pleased with my temps, and as a result my fan (which is always on) is barely audible.

Please feel free to comment on anything related...
Let's run with this same setup, except adding in the T43p & T42p models.

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#2 Post by UCI2CI » Sat May 28, 2005 6:44 pm

without undervolting at full speed and wireless on, i run 50 -52 doing normal tasks. i think 2ghz+ chips generate much more heat than 1.8 and below processors, one of the drawbacks of the faster centrinos
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#3 Post by JHaislet » Mon May 30, 2005 1:48 am

I wish they'd offer the T43p with more CPU options. Dropping the CPU down from 2.13->2.0 or even to 1.86 wouldn't cause that big of a performance hit, yet it would probably do wonders for battery life & heat.

Not to mention the cost savings too; going down to just a 2.0ghz shaves about $300 off, and to 1.86 about $450.

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