Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Recently upgraded my PC and my CPU Temps have been either 0 or a billion on the metrics. Using AMD Adrenaline. Is a driver update to blame? game pcPCPC Master 8 Comments Jeoshua 2 years ago Sun? This is hotter than the Big Bang in the first femtosecond of all time! Verdreht 2 years ago Your CPU die weighs about 0.3g, is made of mostly silicon, which has a heat capacity of 0.7J/g.K. The amount of energy it has at this temperature can be calculated as: 0.7J / 0.3g * 674221906386281506679°K = 1.42*10^20 J Which is equivalent to 33.8*10^9 tons of TNT or 676 Tsar Bomba detonations. The sun produces about 3.8*10^26 J of energy per second so this is about 2.7 microseconds worth of sun energy. thetealishCYAN 2 years ago the power of the sun, in the palm of your hand DiscoKeule 2 years ago POV: You didn’t take the sticker off applezapplezapplez 2 years ago Sorry to ask, but what application do you use for monitoring your cpu? ixaias 2 years ago running a AAA game in 2024 be like: DeathDexoys 2 years ago https://preview.redd.it/tnkf6aepxczc1.jpeg?width=2304&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54c459ce1b63dc6bec555a6d741e3d3371bd655e Rookie numbers, you are thermal throttling Mine returns power to my house while having higher clock speeds than professional overclockers ScarletSilver 2 years ago The sun? My brother, your CPU is recreating the big bang. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Verdreht 2 years ago Your CPU die weighs about 0.3g, is made of mostly silicon, which has a heat capacity of 0.7J/g.K. The amount of energy it has at this temperature can be calculated as: 0.7J / 0.3g * 674221906386281506679°K = 1.42*10^20 J Which is equivalent to 33.8*10^9 tons of TNT or 676 Tsar Bomba detonations. The sun produces about 3.8*10^26 J of energy per second so this is about 2.7 microseconds worth of sun energy.
applezapplezapplez 2 years ago Sorry to ask, but what application do you use for monitoring your cpu?
DeathDexoys 2 years ago https://preview.redd.it/tnkf6aepxczc1.jpeg?width=2304&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54c459ce1b63dc6bec555a6d741e3d3371bd655e Rookie numbers, you are thermal throttling Mine returns power to my house while having higher clock speeds than professional overclockers
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Sun?
This is hotter than the Big Bang in the first femtosecond of all time!
Your CPU die weighs about 0.3g, is made of mostly silicon, which has a heat capacity of 0.7J/g.K.
The amount of energy it has at this temperature can be calculated as:
0.7J / 0.3g * 674221906386281506679°K
= 1.42*10^20 J
Which is equivalent to 33.8*10^9 tons of TNT or 676 Tsar Bomba detonations.
The sun produces about 3.8*10^26 J of energy per second so this is about 2.7 microseconds worth of sun energy.
the power of the sun, in the palm of your hand
POV: You didn’t take the sticker off
Sorry to ask, but what application do you use for monitoring your cpu?
running a AAA game in 2024 be like:
https://preview.redd.it/tnkf6aepxczc1.jpeg?width=2304&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54c459ce1b63dc6bec555a6d741e3d3371bd655e
Rookie numbers, you are thermal throttling
Mine returns power to my house while having higher clock speeds than professional overclockers
The sun? My brother, your CPU is recreating the big bang.