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I was wondering how warm does your SSP-800 gets?
Standby 40C
After five hours of operation: 49C
Standby 40C
After five hours of operation: 49C
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Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field."Dwight D. Eisenhower -
I havent measured anything, but not very hot.B&W 800 Diamond, B&W805S, B&W DB1, Classe SSP 800, DIY Icepower ASX2 600W monos, Ayre QB9, JPlay. -
My SSP gets the hottest of all the Classe stuff. IIRC, 49-52C, whereas the CA-5200 hovers round 45-48C and the CA-M400 are 36-39C. You think they had a 20-drive RAID array in there. :roll:Originally posted by SkybluePioneer Kuro Elite PRO-151FD / Oppo BDP-105 / Apple TV G2 / QNAP Turbo NAS TS-210
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my ssp is like above : 49-52°.
Classe checked an is very normal.
I had Classe at home abd they have dimmed al the led in stand by with a notebook. :T
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Do any of you ever get a blank red screen?
I noticed it happens when the SSP-800 has been on for several hours playing?
So I guess I am in the norm it makes no sense that it gets so hot, that will end-up reducing the lifespan?Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field."Dwight D. EisenhowerComment
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mine gets really hot: around 52C. I installed two ball bearing fans and when these are on, the SSP 800 stays at 45C. According to Classé, the normal operating temp is around 50C
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