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I can take a screen shot.
And I use speedfan.
Grr my computer warmed up, I'll take one in the morning tomorrow.
whoa, is it cool enough for you?
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I can take a screen shot.
And I use speedfan.
Grr my computer warmed up, I'll take one in the morning tomorrow.
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lol no need to be so serious..........i don't see the point anyway, its the LOAD temps that really matter and depends on ur Overclock and all that
ur also only running a dual-core =/
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yea, my load temps are in the 30's. I never really checked. I'll stress test it or something.
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What CPU are you running? What cooler are you using? What is the ambient temperature? I'm assuming no overclock.
By the way, 12C is 53.6F, so either you're freezing right now, or you have a phase change setup(or you're own custom made duct from an air conditioning unit.
Pics or this is one of the worst lies I have ever read about CPU temps, that wasn't meant to be a joke.
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Unless you have some modern windows, you will get a nice draft acting as some good cooling if you live in the North West and its cold outside.
Mister Adam, my laptop runs at -1 Kalvin so I beat you
Mister Adam, my laptop runs at -1 Kalvin so I beat you
Hey, I could buy one of these and idle at -50C... but I don't want to lol.
And Adam, having your CPU at absolute zero is stupid. Since there is no energy, your computer wouldn't run. Have fun with that.
And Adam, having your CPU at absolute zero is stupid. Since there is no energy, your computer wouldn't run. Have fun with that.
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Lol. Not only that, but absolute zero is impossible to reach anyways.
I'm pretty sure NASA got some satellite to absolute zero, but yeah, its pretty freaking hard to get.
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isn't absolute zero when there is absolutely no energy or anything and everything actually freezes, no movr=ement of particles.......i heard it hasn't been achieved yet but they've gotten very close
Also, on that phase changer thing, wat type of maintenance do you need on something like that??? like do u need to fill it with something every once in a while??
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Definitely not. We've gotten within .001(I dunno how many zeros) degrees of it, but we will probably never hit it. I believe it is impossible.
i'll try to get some pics but im running my phenom II x2 550 at 3.5 right now, could get it to 3.7+ tho i think but with prime95 running at full heat/power test it gets to 55c highest, idles at 29-31 and load like 45-47........STOCK cpu cooler
Lol, 0K is physically impossible. It would mean that there is zero entropy in the system, and all statistical probabilities would be known. Therefore, all of our theories would be proven wrong. Theories like quantum mechanics or particle-wave duality would be completely unnecessary.
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we would be capable of stopping time for that particular thing 
could freeze it for centuries then bring it back to life just like it was before we froze it
could freeze it for centuries then bring it back to life just like it was before we froze it
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My comp idles at roughly 25-26 C, and at load it gets to 35 maxed.
