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Thanks VoxSis, that sets my mind at ease. &nbsp;Regards
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Thanks VoxSis, that sets my mind at ease.  Regards

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A friend brought there computer box to my house and we ran some test using SPEEDFAN to test CPU core heat. &nbsp;Under no stress, the core runs at 48 degrees celsius. &nbsp;When I run some CPU fitness tests, the CPU soars to 52 degrees celsius. &nbsp;I am not sure how critical this is, but perhaps you know if this is a major issue. Please advise. Thx
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A friend brought there computer box to my house and we ran some test using SPEEDFAN to test CPU core heat.  Under no stress, the core runs at 48 degrees celsius.  When I run some CPU fitness tests, the CPU soars to 52 degrees celsius.  I am not sure how critical this is, but perhaps you know if this is a major issue. Please advise. Thx

CPU runs hot at 52 degrees celsius when under stress and 48 normally.  Is this a problem?

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.

Components

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