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SUMMARY: If you see CPU temps much over 65 C, AMD tells us youâre too hot. I get a number of emails asking me âMy Duron/T-Bird runs at 45-50-55-60-65 C; is this too hot?â In my book, anything over ambient is too hot, a great goal but not realistic for air cooling. For an answer, I took a look at some AMD specs to see what AMD recommends. Iâm going to look at two areas: AMDâs recommended temps and the difference between cooling Durons and T-Birds.
Hi Everyone. I am running a Pentium Dual-Core 1.6ghz processor. My CPU temp is 21 Degrees Celcius, which is fine but Iâm worrying about my system temp that goes up to 50 Degrees celcius at times. I live in a very hot place and I donât know if this can be attributed to the 50 Degrees.nother way of checking your CPU temperature is to look in your computers BIOS. To get into your computers BIOS; on the first screen you see press âDelâ to enter setup, on some machines this may be F1, F2 or F10.