About CPU - RAM & Virtual Machines

Hi, i'm running 24 hours 10-8 virtual machines and refferal bot. (EmuBOT)

I got 4 gb RAM and i5-2300 2.80 Ghz.

This is my performance pics

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I'm worry about my computer's health. Is it dangerous for my CPU and RAM?

Or is it okey?

Thanks for replies.

Having a CPU that is at 100% capacity 24 hours a day is perfectly fine. What kills computer parts is heat, As long as you have a decent cooling system for your CPU then it is fine to always be at 100%

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Originally Posted by assassinuk96 Having a CPU that is at 100% capacity 24 hours a day is perfectly fine. What kills computer parts is heat, As long as you have a decent cooling system for your CPU then it is fine to always be at 100%

I got a mini fan (this is for people. mini usb fan for summer days) if i remove the computer case's hatchway. and put it right there is can be good cooling system?




Edit: Here is my computer.


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How many ram are you putting on the virtual machine? It's just a question.

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Originally Posted by putaquepariulol How many ram are you putting on the virtual machine? It's just a question.

i'm running 8 vm.

256 x6 + 128 x2

Its hard to say, it might be decent enough, you should definitly check your temperatures. That little dust you have inside your PC+the boxed CPU cooler will push the temperatures into unhealthy regions, BUT before you freak out, 1st check your Temps. Tools like HWMonitor should do the trick.

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Originally Posted by LuCk3r Its hard to say, it might be decent enough, you should definitly check your temperatures. That little dust you have inside your PC+the boxed CPU cooler will push the temperatures into unhealthy regions, BUT before you freak out, 1st check your Temps. Tools like HWMonitor should do the trick.

Okey buddy thanks.

I agree with the above post. The best way to check is to run your 8 vms and then use a software tool to monitor the temps of your processor. Compare that to the manifacturers guide for safe cpu temps