Yes, but 90º C = 194º F.Halvhjearne wrote:lots of good answers, opinions and solutions here, but did it ever occur to anyone else but me, that maby this is the answer: 40 ºC = 104 ºF ...
Which is far to hot for any computer to be running at. Ever. Dr. Evil wrote:I used to use Windows, but it was designed by freakin' idiots.
Now i use linux allowing me to conrol the "lasers" on my "death star" with ease.
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From his posts I think it's pretty obvious that he uses Celsius.Halvhjearne wrote:i know ... but its just pretty coincidental that there is no mention of whether the temp is in C or F ... and 90 is pretty close to a 104 witch again could be or is a pretty normal idle temp for a pc
I don't know of any computer (not including a super cooled server farm or some insanely expensive private PC) that would be running at 40º F. Do you?
actually not ... if he had confused C and F and was getting info that normal temp is about 40 and his was showing 90, without him noticing the obvious difference of the C and F, then i can understand him thinking its getting hot, even tho its actually not ... that could be a solution as to why he thinks it gets hot.Disturbed0ne wrote: From his posts I think it's pretty obvious that he uses Celsius.
exactly my point ... now is that C or F and is it in idle state or at full load?m0skit0 wrote:My computer ran at 90º on summer...
Dr. Evil wrote:I used to use Windows, but it was designed by freakin' idiots.
Now i use linux allowing me to conrol the "lasers" on my "death star" with ease.
I'm Dr. Evil, and I'm aspiring to take over the world.
