On Feb 6, 2004, at 2:58 PM, vicki wrote:
Hi all this is just a quick note / question to see if the temp is normal.
I have just bought a lombard
Specs are 400 cpu 320 ram dvd and 10gb hdd
It is all running fine but I have just installed gauge pro to keep a check
on the cpu temp (after over clocking my G3 desktop and burning it out)
(if any one has a 266 Biege G3 do not over clock the cpu and bus to 315 cpu
and 70mhz bus as it burns out after 3 weeks of use,)
Anyway back to my Lombard the cpu temp is 70'c or 158'F is this Normal
That's kind of hot. Does it *feel* hot?
Temperature gauging software is notoriously unreliable, so it's always good to test against reality...
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