Unequal/Uncomparable temps?

[CoW]8(0)]

With the Venice cores up and about as well as others which only consume 67W of power, is it really fair to compare those temps to a 89W CPU's like the Newcastle? How much of a difference would there normally be between the temps with the same cooling system?

Many of us with 89W CPU's might be fooled into getting a better cooling system in the hopes of getting 34C load temps

 

[ryuji]

why would you really want temps that low anyhow, what you get out of it, if its under 60C and stable im happy, why do ppl worry so much

at stock my cpu loads at 30C my dothans gonna be like room temp, unless 3 ghz actualy is a lot of heat, wont know til i run it at it, my friend never told me temps other then he was air cooling it

 

[CoW]8(0)]

Well I worry because I often run my CPU at full load for weeks at a time and a constant 60C temp isn't going to be great for it's life span...

 

[ryuji]

Well I worry because I often run my CPU at full load for weeks at a time and a constant 60C temp isn't going to be great for it's life span...

its fine, you will trash the cpu before it dies from heat stroke

 

[CoW]8(0)]

Well I plan to have it for at least a few years. I don't upgrade systems, I build completely new ones and use the old ones for other tasks...And as I said, much of this time will be spent in full load...

 

[ryuji]

Well I plan to have it for at least a few years. I don't upgrade systems, I build completely new ones and use the old ones for other tasks...And as I said, much of this time will be spent in full load...

my statment remains unchanged

 

[Decker87]

my statment remains unchanged

And it remains true. Processors have incredibly long lifespans. Keeping your cpu at 60C might lower the span to around 30 years.