Results are reported which show the effect of different degassing modes on the properties of the AI-20Si-3Cu-1 Mg powder. The paper complements previous papers [1-31 concerning the conventional and modified degassing of the same powder. This research was mainly directed to study the influence of temperature on the tensile properties, ultimate tensile strength, Cyuv s, and elongation, ~, of extrudates obtained of AI-20Si-3Cu-1 Mg compacts non-degassed, conventionally degassed, and treated by a modified process, namely degassing assisted by flushing with a depurative gas such as argon or nitrogen. The processing of the AI-20Si-3Cu-1 Mg P/M powder must include a degassing step which significantly improves the tensile properties, at room and elevated temperatures, of the products of compacted powder with respect to those of the products whose compacts were non-degassed. It is apparent that degassing assisted by flushing with argon or nitrogen gives products with higher tensile properties than those of the products conventionally degassed under optimal conditions of temperature and time and much higher than those of the non-degassed products. The tensile results are in agreement with the theoretical approach to the gas entrapment and evolution of the aluminium powders presented in previous papers.