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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.
The maximum CPU temperature is usually written on its body in a coded format â i.e., a letter added somewhere indicates what the CPU maximum temperature is. This code isnât standardized; it varies according to the CPU. On the CPU datasheet, which is available at the manufacturerâs website, there is a section that explains the coding used on the CPU, which includes the CPU maximum temperature. This temperature is the maximum temperature the CPU can work without burning. The lower the CPU temperature, the better. Good quality CPU coolers and the correct use of thermal grease will make your CPU to work way below its maximum rated temperature.