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i dont use celsius for anything but computer temps. because that is the standard everywhere.
when someone tells me comp temps in F i dont even know how hot that is.

i dont use celsius for anything but computer temps. because that is the standard everywhere.
when someone tells me comp temps in F i dont even know how hot that is.
for me when i'm given temps in celcius i'm like "oh lets see how hot that is oh yeah that's pretty hot." i'm probably slow in the head but celcius just doesn't mean anything to me

its only because everywhere in computer discussions, people use celsius. i dont even need to know how hot to the touch that is. but i do know how much is to much for inside a computer.

i dont use celsius for anything but computer temps. because that is the standard everywhere.
when someone tells me comp temps in F i dont even know how hot that is.
its only because everywhere in computer discussions, people use celsius. i dont even need to know how hot to the touch that is. but i do know how much is to much for inside a computer.
this

0 C is freezing

4 C is fridge temp

10-15 C is cold/cool

30 C is hot summer day

60+ C burns skin

100 C is boiling water


It's not too hard and fairly simplistic but then again I grew up with the system
« Last Edit: June 24, 2015, 06:45:41 PM by Badger »

i've been thinking for awhile, but i gotta ask guys, do you think my cpu fan will fit in my case?
Easily. I have the same case and cooler and everything works just fine. I don't understand why you're so insistent on sticking woth AMD though; I've already shown you that you can get a faster Intel system for the same money, and you won't need any third-party cooler.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Chipskate/saved/3NRbt6

for me when i'm given temps in celcius i'm like "oh lets see how hot that is oh yeah that's pretty hot." i'm probably slow in the head but celcius just doesn't mean anything to me

Yeah you can tell how hot it is to a person, but computers are much more tolerant to high temperatures and it's not a very good way to determine since every component's max temp is documented in celcius.

whenever i play game my GPU runs at 50C-80C

whenever i play game my GPU runs at 50C-80C
50C is fine, depending on your GPU 80C is about as warm as you wanna go.

50C is fine, depending on your GPU 80C is about as warm as you wanna go.

I try to keep mine under 72.


Oh god, I just heard that the Surface Pro 4 might be a thing in August. Broadwell CPU supposedly... I may have to wait.


I was never able to get that image working.
You mean this image?: