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<blockquote data-quote="JoeSmith" data-source="post: 340732" data-attributes="member: 60415"><p>I'm also pretty shure that the second core is your gpu and that speedfan just labeled it core, well because its the graphics core. </p><p>In a HTPC environment i would not recommend that all your fans blow inside the case. </p><p>In <u>my</u> case it was the best to let all fans blow hot air outside the case, so you might try that. </p><p>I think having at least one fan blowing hot air outside is very important. </p><p></p><p>You might also try to do some undervolting using Rightmark CPU Clock Utility or programs like that and do a dynamic undervolting/underclocking.</p><p>At idle my x2 4600+ is running at 1.2Ghz and when speed is needed it switches to 2.4Ghz - reduces heat and energy consumption.</p><p></p><p>Still your temperatures are nothing to worry about and you might also consider to do nothing at all ;-)</p><p></p><p>Joe</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JoeSmith, post: 340732, member: 60415"] I'm also pretty shure that the second core is your gpu and that speedfan just labeled it core, well because its the graphics core. In a HTPC environment i would not recommend that all your fans blow inside the case. In [U]my[/U] case it was the best to let all fans blow hot air outside the case, so you might try that. I think having at least one fan blowing hot air outside is very important. You might also try to do some undervolting using Rightmark CPU Clock Utility or programs like that and do a dynamic undervolting/underclocking. At idle my x2 4600+ is running at 1.2Ghz and when speed is needed it switches to 2.4Ghz - reduces heat and energy consumption. Still your temperatures are nothing to worry about and you might also consider to do nothing at all ;-) Joe [/QUOTE]
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