In a perfect world, you'd want lower temps. Depends on how perfect your world is. Those temps aren't that high and if you don't have stability issues they shouldn't be a problem, however if you wish to overclock or your having problems I'd suggest upgrading your stock cooling.
Basically those temps are ok but slightly high in my opinion. You may want to keep an eye on them if they go into the 70's then you have a problem.
I would say that is just too high. Go out and research some good heatsink fans for you specific cpu and when you find a fan you like purchase some ARTIC SILVER 5 with it.
I would say that is just too high. Go out and research some good heatsink fans for you specific cpu and when you find a fan you like purchase some ARTIC SILVER 5 with it.
I think you guys are forgetting, the Prescott runs extremely hot. Intel knows they failed there. Sorry, this is probably a dumb question, but what is the difference between a normal P4 and a P4 Prescott
Oh yeah I almost forgot all of Intel's problems of late. They haven't been able to stabilize temps at a reasonable level.
That said its still good advice to buy a quality heatsink and some Artic Silver. But if you in the UK you can get some Shin Etsu which is even better than the Artic Silver 5.
Yeh 5 line sigs have been in place for ages , it a rule . prescott at the moment i think has more cache , but really there is something so that intel can go above 3.4 even thou some prescotts are 2.8 , 3.0 , 3.2 ,3.4 .