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| C1eaner Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: TX, USA
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| Hi y'all! Post your temps (couple hrs+...) on running the 3DMark2000 demo LOOP with the MAX res. for your monitor - might make a difference.... PIII 933@1008 1003 2x256mc 3.2.2 7/9 Gorb 19"flat 900NF Samsung 1600x1200@32bit room 22*C idle 36/36*C max 50/40*C Well...time to work on some chip cooling.... Regards, Bajo.
__________________ USA "I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, and I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them." Duke (The Shootist)Gigabyte_AGP_LGA775, PentiumD960_dual core 3.6GHz, SapphireHD3850_AGP512MB_DDR2, WD RaptorX 150GB SATA_clearTop_16MB + Seagate 1TB SATA_32MB, CorsairDominator 2GB 8500_1066MHz, Dell 24" 2408WFP *AGP +DVIx2 +HDMI +DisplayPort +USB2x4, XPproSP3 Inspiron9400 17"uxga CentrinoC2duoT7600_2.39GHz_685MHz 4GB Micron6400@800_675_400MHz GeForceGo7900GSMobileForce_M6Enhanced_256MB 2x200GbSATA_7200rpm_16MBcache Vista hp, VistaP6001SP1 |
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| A sandwich in every glass Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Orlando, Florida
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| Well, your monitor will heat the room up! And 3DMark may heat your vidcard up. I usually use seti@home to warm up my cpu (and look for aliens!), cuz I like to watch mobo monitor change with the cpu temp. That is, until the cpu temperature display goes to 32C, all my voltages go to zero, and I have to turn the damn power switch off. Well, here is some temperature data for my PIII700E using SETI@HOME to warm it up. Ambient 26C for all data shown, fan pulling air off hs, cpu at full load. Alpha pal6035 w/cheap compound and YStech fan (~24 cfm?) Vcore / MHz / Temp 1.70 / 700 / 40 1.85 / 700 / 41 1.85 / 966 / 45 2.00 / 700 / 44 2.00 / 966 / 48 2.00 / 1000 / 48 to 49
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| C1eaner Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: TX, USA
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| Nice heat, Randy! With my CPU, you'd really be cooking...... Don't have much time right now, but I really need to add some cooling to my system...and also fixin' (as we like to say here in good ol' Texas) to get the new Samsung 1200NF 22"...now, that's really gonna be some flat beauty..! Best regards, Bajo.
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