Normal operating temps. for MacPro2,1, 3GHz Xeon, 8 core?

Does anyone know where I can find a chart or a list of normal operating temps. for the MacPro2,1, 3GHz Xeon, 8 core?
I can't seem to find anything online. Thanks for any help.

I think Hardware Monitor would tell you what and may have a database.
Intel obviously. Just look up the processor for TCASE and TJMAX
More interested in what YOURS are and FBDIMM temps are often the most helpful.
Considering how many people are upgrading theirs to X5355s, redoing thermal paste, there is a lot of info out there.

Similar Messages

Normal Operating Temp. for MBP running windows

Hi,
Does anybody know what the normal operating temperature for a mbp 2.5, running xp professional is?
The load is just normal office stuff, eclipse, tomcat, explorer..
I've installed speedfan to monitor the temp, it normally stays around 61 C
This seems high to me.
Anybody know what the official normal temp is.
Cheers....

I found temps were generally much higher when running windows. The fans kicked in much later than i would have liked. I was running vista not xp.
I found if i ran smcFanControl (set to 3000rpm) in OS X then reboot into windows the fans would retain the new settings and windows would run a lot cooler.
Hope it helps a bit.

What are the normal operating temps for a G5 Quad Core Power Mac Tower?

I asked this within another thread but I am afraid it will get buried and think it deserves its own item.
I just downloaded Temperature Monitor and have been looking at the data. I have no idea how to interpret the figures and there are no listings of specified upper and lower limits even though there is an area where those numbers should go.
The numbers are constantly in flux, going up and down a degree or two but here is a recent example from a screenshot taken while I was running WORD (but not working on any document), Terminal, Apple Mail, Firefox (two windows open), Temperature Monitor, Preview, Dashboard and Finder:
Air Tunnel 99.5 degrees F
Air Tunnel Heatsink 92.8 degrees F
CPU A Core 1 Diode 107.5 degrees F
CPU A Core 2 Diode 107.8 degrees F
CPU B Core 1 Diode 108.0 degrees F
CPU B Core 2 Diode 111.5 degrees F
Drive Bay 87.8 degrees F
Graphics processor chip 131.0 degrees F
Main Logic Board Air Inlet --- (this is always missing)
Main Logic Board Backside 108.7 degrees F
Memory Controller Diode 133.9 degrees F
SMART Disk WDC WD2500JS-41M.... 104.0 degrees F.
The icon for the program, in the dock, gives me an ever changing number that is perhaps an overall reading - an average. Right now the number is 106.4 degrees F (taken some minutes after the screenshot providing the above data). Always in flux.
Do any of these temps look alarming? And HOW and WHERE do I find out what the temperatures SHOULD be?
PS I have APPLE RAM.

If you want to find out whether a sensor value is within normal limits, please select the menu item Window > Show Overview (or press Apple+1) and look for the limits in the third and fourth column of the sensor table. They contain the known official limits Apple has specified for readings acquired at the given sensor locations. If no limit is given in the table, this either means that it does not make sense to specify a limit for this particular sensor (e.g. the battery capacity should not have limits), or Apple hasn't published any specifications for this sensor.
Note that all up-to-date Macintosh models automatically shut down or enter sleep mode if one of the readings exceeds a critical limit. For this reason it is impossible that your computer can be damaged in an overtemperature condition.
Hardware Monitor Notes
There are also notes on the two version for the G5 Quad.
Quad 2.5 GHz Power Mac G5 (Late 2005)
Power Consumption Thermal Output
Idle CPU Max Idle CPU Max
185 W 550 W 631 BTU/h 1877 BTU/h
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303540-en
Mac Pro 2GHz 4GB 10K Raptor 23" Cinema Mac OS X (10.4.8) WD RE16 RAID DW 4.0 APC RS1500 Vista RC1

What is a normal operating temp for MBP

My MBP (2.33GHz/3GB RAM) is huffing and puffing when I'm running a lot of apps. I installed a temp widget and its been above 160 farenheit and is typically at 130-140 degrees normally. This strikes me as a bit high. I've seen a few rumblings of heat issues, but nothing concrete nor anything indicating what a normal temp is.
thoughts, resources, ideas?
Thanks
MBP Mac OS X (10.4.10)

The range of temperature will probably be from around 30ºC (sleeping) to 85ºC depending upon CPU load. Thermal shut-off should occur at 125ºC. The fans idle at 2,000 RPM and have a maximum speed of 6,000 RPM. The fans' speed will increase as the core temperature rises in order to cool the computer.
Your computer seems to be operating within nominal parameters.

What is the normal operating temp for a 2007 iMac

just wondering what it should be around since i never cleaned it out yet.
heres some numbers
current room temp 82C
CPU a Heatsink 53C
CPU core 1 52C
core 2 54C
display 49C
graphics processor chip 1 63C
graphics proessor heatsick 1 64C
graphics prosessor temp D 68C
HDD bay 1 50C
main logic board 53C
optical drive 43C
power supply position 1 80C
smart disk wdc wd3200aajs-40 49C
wireless module 58C

As old as your iMac is, have you cleaned out the dust? Dust buildup can lead to over heating issues. Remove any and all things plugged into it including the power cord, Remove the RAM access grille. Vacuum all openings starting with the RAM access area (air intake). Vacuum all ports and plugs, DVD slot and the opening across the top of the rear of the body. Blow compressed air through all your openings and vacuum again to remove any dust you loosend. Reinstall the RAM grille. Plug in the keyboard and mouse if not blue tooth. Insert power cord...
You are now in a perfect position to do a
SMC RESET
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964
Shut down the computer.
Unplug the computer's power cord and ALL peripherals.
Wait 15 seconds.
Attach the computers power cable.
Wait another 5 seconds and press the power button to turn on the computer.
It is the 5 second timing that initiates the reset.
Here is a link to a Widget to monitor your temps and other operations:
http://islayer.com/apps/istatpro/
http://www.intelmactemp.com/list

Normal operating temp for ms 7548 mobo

I have a msi mobo thats running 100c all the time,two case fans,new 550 power supply,and replaced all bad caps on the board (had a pro do it). Doesnt move,just stays at 98-100c. Checked temp on Speccy,everything else is running in the low 20s. Any help would appreciated.
This question was solved.
View Solution.

hasselk wrote:
Cupid scan says, systin 98c, cputin 30c, auxtin 86c.... max temps are 98c, 68c, 176c, respectively..hope that helps. thanks
lI would trust these figures more than Speccy.
They appear to be in a normal range and as a precaution please review this article on reducing heat.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c01657439
Please mark my post as SOLVED if it has resolved your problem. It helps others with similar situations.

Early 2009, 24" iMac: What are normal operating temps?

My iMac overheats and automatically shuts down frequently. Sometimes, just watching a movie on Quicktime causes the CPU to top 80C and cause a shutdown. Fans never run faster than 3500-3600rpm.
Another thing that I noticed, is that the hiutil process runs twice a day using 100% of my processor, and always causes an overheat and shurtdown.
Can anyone direct me to normal operating temps for this model iMac, or advise what may be worng?
This sreenshot displays temps (Celcius) with only Safari running. With uTorrent running (not actually feeding peers), and Quicktime, I get an overheat.
TEMPS                                   FANS
HD Macintosh   54                Optical drive   801rpm
CPU                    55               Hard Drive      1599rpm
CPU Heatsink   51               CPU Fan          3580rpm
Ambient              39
CPU Diode        72
CPU Heatsink   60
HD Bay               54
Mem Controller 57
Processor 2.93 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
Memory 4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 256 MB
Running Mountain Lion 10.8.

Your temps are somewhat high, but still within acceptable levels.
I would be more comfortable seeing many of the temps in the 40 degree Celsius range.
Your CPU temps are on the high side and probably why your CPU fans are running high.
When was the last time you clear out any of the dust, lint and fine dirt particles from your iMac.
IF you've never done this, you need to completely unplug your iMac, find a heavy blanket or towel to lay your iMac, face down on the soft material. Using a special electronics vacuum, a portable, plug in vacuum or standardnhiuse vacuum with hose and attchments, using either the bare hose end or crvice tool, carefully and slowly vacuum all air intake and exhaust vents, openings and all of the ports to get rid of as much fine dust, dirt and lint as possible.
Do not use a vacuum attachment with brushes. This could cause a problem with random static charges.
Once this is done, re-setup your iMac, plug all your peripherals in and then do an SMC reset by plugging in your iMac to power. Wait 5 seconds, then power up your iMac.
Then report back here with any changes in temps.

Normal operating temp

Hi all,
Quick question. What's the normal operating temp of a Powerbook G4 (I believe I have the FW 800 model) after it's been running for a while? Mine gets particularly hot (140 F according to the SysStat widget) and it's just occuring to me that perhaps my fan is broken. Is there anyway I can tell if the fan is broken? Thanks.

Hi Elizabeth..
You can do the hardware check if you think that your fan is too laud. But 140F is completly normal if you PB is working hard. I also posted similar post here when I got my PB, but then some guy wrote that it's normal when the machine is used for long time and with high load. He also wrote that Apple somewhere claims that it will never go over 143F or something like that.... anyways when I monitored mine it realy didn't exceed that number he wrote... so you dont have to worry... I use my PB for music production (at least trying to make someting and it is constantly hot and also sometimes in bad ventilated places and in a year of useage I never had a single problem with it.

What is a normal operating temperature for a 15" MBP 2.33 duel?

i know this has been beaten to death, but i never can find what is considered to be a "normal operating temperature" for the MBP.
mac book pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

An MBP C2D should operate from 50ºC through to about 85ºC. I find mine averages in the low 50's however I don't do a lot on it. Anything that really requires processing gets done on my Mac Pro. It really comes down to how hard, or not, you push the processors.
Comparitively I find that it generally runs cooler than the PowerBook G4 1.25GHz it replaced however it does get hotter under maximum load. It just comes down to what you do with your MBP. You've basically asked "how long is a piece of string".

What is certified operating temp. for WS-X6708-10GE

I couldn't fins any docs which describes the certified operating temp. for this module, and with "show env" the temp seems to be quite high.
module 1:
module 1 power-output-fail: OK
module 1 outlet temperature: 45C
module 1 inlet temperature: 31C
module 1 aux-1 temperature: 47C
module 1 aux-2 temperature: 37C
module 1 asic-1 (SSA-1) temp: 66C
module 1 asic-2 (SSA-2) temp: 62C
module 1 EARL outlet temperature: 39C
module 1 EARL inlet temperature: 35C
Does anyone know the "limits" or is there a doc. with specification.
THX
Emanuel

Hope this helps you.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps708/products_data_sheet09186a00801dce34.html
It contains the info you are looking for.

What is "normal' operation noise for MacBook Pro's

Hi guys, could somebody inform me of what is considered "normal" operation noise when the MacBook Pro is in use? I purchased my first Mac 2wks ago & have already gone through 2!! The first one had battery issues so they just gave me a new one (very nice of them) & the second one had optical drive issues which again they issued me a new one. The third one now, which is only 3days old, keeps making some sort of slight static noise or sounds like optical drive is trying to read a disc or something every time I open an application & when surfing the net & switching through pages. It sounds like its coming from the middle right hand side. It's not that loud as it can only be heard when I'm in the library or when I'm in a moderate to quiet room. Now, rather than me going in again to the Apple Store & making a fool of myself just wanted some insight of how these machines run/sound? Any info would be great....Thanks

Well, took it to Apple, they gave me now my fourth MacBook Pro.
Apparently the noises weren't normal but the glass like sound is the SMS sensor - so thats normal. The new one now which I got yesterday sounds better except now every time I wake it from sleep or turn it on after shutdown the fans go on high speed & make a really loud noise which only lasts for a few seconds??
The other 3 I had did not do this...so, am I just having bad luck or is every mac different when waking?

Normal CPU Temps for Power Mac G5?

Hello All,
I just wanted to know, since Im very curious about my temperatures since Im really trying to avoid the Logic Board failure due to Lead-less solder. Ive installed heat sinks on my DDR-SDRAM cards (x4 1GB Apple OEM chips (they bear the Apple Logo and have " Memory Module" on the stickers) I got four of these heat sinks: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835110105 and they work extremely well, however I dont possess the required tools to remove the processors to apply Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Paste, and these processors have not been budged one bit since purchase date. This is a Second Generation June 2004 Power Mac G5 DP 1.8GHz. The Processors temperatures are typically around 150ºF-160ºF Im using iStat Menus. Fans arent even noticeable. Nothing makes noises at all, I was just wondering if this is normal activity and if I need to take the heat sinks off and apply AS5 paste. If temps go above 160ºF, I pull the side panel off the Power Mac as well as the air deflector and I remove the "G5 plate" from over the processors and let it vent (still running normally, Im not sleeping it or shutting down) and processor temps come down to 130-135ºF. Should I worry about logic board failure if I leave them at 160ºF (both CPU A and CPU B are always the same temp (usually within 2ºF of each other) This is my only Mac other than an over clocked eMac (900MHz from 700MHz) and a DP 1.0GHz Xserve G4. I want to keep this G5 in working order as long as possible. Thanks so much. Also, by the way I have been dusting this Power Mac out every week since day one using compressed air. There has never been anything more than the slightest amount of dust in this machine, sometimes no dust at all. This machine is well looked after. Thanks in advance.
Regards.
—Matthew—

I dont have a Hex key thats like what 10 inches? Long...the heat sinks are so deep. I wish it was a phillips
Item #1 on this page:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/systems/G5CoolantLeak_Repair/G5_CoolantLeak_Repairp1.html
Heck, KMart, WallMart, Ace Hardware, etc., will have similar.
I will try the Arctic cooling MX-3. Now, where can I get my hands on such amazing paste?
http://www.amazon.com/Arctic-Cooling-Performance-Non-Conductive-Compound/dp/B002 EHIJP0

Normal operating temperature for imac

I have just downloaded "temperature monitor" and it indicates the CPU is at 46c. At times the cooling fan will kick in at 26c yet currently at 46c it is not running.

Mine is about the same as yours. You can see the "idle" speeds of my fans. iMac i7.
Regards
Edit: At these speeds the sound of the fan is not noticeable. Just a little airflow coming out the vent.

What is the "normal" operating tempature for a 1025-nr

I have a dv-7 1025-nr, and the top of it seems to hotter than it should be. I can hear the fan running and it seems to be running at its highest rpm However it just not keeping it cool enough I actually have the back of the laptop propped up so it will cool better. Also, what software do I need to get to read the tempature sensors?
Thanks
windows 7 x64

The laptop is of the age where it is likely time to open it up and clean out around the fan and replace the thermal compound with new.
http://www.hmonitor.net/

Re:Displays for 2 X 3GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon

Hi. I'm trying to hook up two displays to my mac pro. One display is the 30" cinema display which is hooked up and running fine and the other is a Imac 27" (2.8 GHz intel core i5) with a mini display port. this in not hooked up as i dont have appropriate cable. I am assured that using the imac as a separate display is possible on this machine.
What cable do I need to use from mac pro and what is the process that will help me use both screens. thankyou

If your current display card does not have a Mini DisplayPort, you will have to spend some money to get there.
Either a DVI-to-Mini DisplayPort converter US$200
http://store.apple.com/us/product/H3938LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA5OQ&mco=MjIwNjcxNTQ
Or a new display card such as the 5770 US$250 and run at least 10.6.5. It will not run as fast in your older Mac Pro because the PCI slots are not as fast:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC742ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA5OQ&mco=MTg2OTU0NzM
You could also run the NVIDIA GT120, US$150, but it is not a high-performance card.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC002ZM/A?fnode=MTY1NDA5OQ&mco=MTA4MzU2MzE

Normal operating temps. for MacPro2,1, 3GHz Xeon, 8 core?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for