P3 700@980 1.8v at 45-48C full load... too hot?
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That temperature, although a bit high, is within AMD's specs. What type of cpu cooler are you using Raymond?
These are the best t-bird/duron coolers: Globalwin's FOP38, Alpha's PEP66t, Alpha's PAL6035 and Thermaltake's Super Orb.
http://www.coolerguys.com/CPUCOOL/Duron.htm
http://2cooltek.safeshopper.com/1/cat1.htm?222
These are the best t-bird/duron coolers: Globalwin's FOP38, Alpha's PEP66t, Alpha's PAL6035 and Thermaltake's Super Orb.
http://www.coolerguys.com/CPUCOOL/Duron.htm
http://2cooltek.safeshopper.com/1/cat1.htm?222
Your right Danielm7. For some reason I thought it was an tbird being talk about.
Raymond thats hot for a Pentium III. The PIII does run cooler than a tbird/duron. On my PIII600e@800 under load with a modified Alpha Pep66t cooler the top temperature is 26C. My suggestion is you get a better cooler like an Alpha or Globalwin FOP38. Also have good case cooling to blow cool air in and suck hot air out if you haven't done so already.
http://www.coolerguys.com/CPUCOOL/Coppermine.htm
Raymond thats hot for a Pentium III. The PIII does run cooler than a tbird/duron. On my PIII600e@800 under load with a modified Alpha Pep66t cooler the top temperature is 26C. My suggestion is you get a better cooler like an Alpha or Globalwin FOP38. Also have good case cooling to blow cool air in and suck hot air out if you haven't done so already.
http://www.coolerguys.com/CPUCOOL/Coppermine.htm
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may sound like a daft question but with the shim in between the cpu core and heatsink is there sufficient contact being made ?
what im getting at is the shim a tad bit too big and stopping full contact cpu to heatsink ?
i know my 600@858 with the core bumped to 1.75v mine runs around 26 desktop and around 35 after a good waxing session in Q3!
what im getting at is the shim a tad bit too big and stopping full contact cpu to heatsink ?
i know my 600@858 with the core bumped to 1.75v mine runs around 26 desktop and around 35 after a good waxing session in Q3!
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Gazza, I'm sure the shim isn't too big because I was able to twist and turn the contact between the cpu core and the heatsink to push out any possible air bubbles left in the paste...
And sbp, well, I just said it... I pushed the heatsink and the core together and twisted them to make sure excess air bubbles and paste would be pushed to the side...
I'll reapply again and I'll see...
And sbp, well, I just said it... I pushed the heatsink and the core together and twisted them to make sure excess air bubbles and paste would be pushed to the side...
I'll reapply again and I'll see...
My p3 700@933 stays between 90-100F 24/7 at 1.75v. But I keep seti running all the time. I have no problems with mine. I tend to think its better to keep everything at a constant temp. Sorry I'm no good with the Celsius conversion.
BTW cooling is provided by an alpha pep66 with delta fan and 5 other case fans.
BTW cooling is provided by an alpha pep66 with delta fan and 5 other case fans.
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My case temps avg. 75-80F. Not sure if you were asking me or not.
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