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What Heatsink do you use? Temps?
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:11 am
by Seth
Just checking up on what heatsinks you guys have and whats your temps..
Right now i am useing a
Thermalright SLK-947U
My temps are..
Idle - 20's
Full load - in between 24-26
I think its decent.. i mean its a nice big heatsink..
+ it has a 80mm 4led fan.. so wait till i get a better one.
Pretty Low Temps..
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:28 am
by eGoCeNTRoNiX
I have the following..
Cheiftec Dragon Full Tower case
2x80mm intake
2x80mm exhaust (technically this is three if you count the fan in the PSU)
Using a Tt Volcano 9 Cool Mod (80mmx38mm) @ Full Speed
Epox 8RDA+
XP1700+ Tbred B @ 2.10ghz
512MB Corsair XMS PC3200
WD 800JB HD (in CoolerMax HD cooler)
52x24x52 LiteOn
Ti4400 w/stock cooling
Temps at idle - 36*C
Temps at load - 40*C
Not bad for a 42% Overclock..
My other rig (2nd Biggest)
Midtower case w/1x80mm intake and an OLD squirrelcage fan for exhaust (you saw it at PCALAN I think)
Using a Zalman 6000AlCu HSF w/92mm fan at full speed
ECS K7S5A
XP1800+ @ 1.64ghz
512MB PC133
2xMaxtor 80GB HDs
No optical drives
Saphire (Radeon) 9000 w/Vantec Iceberg cooler
Temps at idle - 38*C
Temps at load - 42*C
I know these temps are high, but the case is too small to get any "good" airflow possibilities. Going to be modding another older case I have soon to replace this one and selling it.
Those are the only rigs I have worth talkin' about.. Though the g/fs rig we just built her, a Celery 667@830mhz runs 23* Idle and 27* load..
eGo
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:29 am
by nexus_7
You probably want to include what CPU you are using that on and what not.
Me:
slk800 with a quiet 80mm fan mid 30's to high 30's when taxed
its a 1700+ that is not oc'ed much.
Greg
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:42 am
by Seth
Is it me.. Or is my Bios giving me the wrong temps?
cause you guys seem to have way higher temps..
Maybe cause u are overclocking

Don't know about Greg....
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:44 am
by eGoCeNTRoNiX
Originally posted by Seth
Is it me.. Or is my Bios giving me the wrong temps?
cause you guys seem to have way higher temps..
Maybe cause u are overclocking
But I know it's because I'm overclocking.. eGo
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:47 am
by Seth
Does anyone know if my mobo can allow Overclocking?
Link for my mobo
Ok everything i have is in my sig..
so if i can overclock LMK

i wana give it a test..
i shoulda checked the markings on my cpu before i installed that heatsink.. its a biatch to take off and install again.
I don't see...
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 12:55 pm
by eGoCeNTRoNiX
Why you couldn't OC it.. It just depends on what the bios will let you do. Go into the bios and look for Plug and Play CPU settings or Advanced Settings.. or something like that.. Some mobos are very limited as to what they allow you to do/set.. GL eGO
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:08 pm
by buddhazen
wow
is it me or are your guys temperatures a little too low??
maybe mine are a little too high
i have a barton running at 53 celsius
will fix that shortly
and my xp1700 runs at 36 celsius after an oc to 2 ghz
both on 7 dollar speeze hs/f
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2003 11:35 pm
by nexus_7
I have spent hours getting mine nice and cool and quiet.
I have a Slim 80mm fan blowing on the back of my mboard behind the cpu and north bridge. I have 3 intakes in the front of my case, in addition to an 80mm fan attached to pci back plae blowing UP onto the videocard and beyind (also moving the stagnent air from the bottom to the exhust), 2 fans sucking air out, and a tri fan PS.
Greg
Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2003 8:23 pm
by parkster909
i have a slk900 u w/ a vantec tornado 90mm
idle its 37 C
Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2003 8:35 pm
by blade
A lot depends on the system setup, room temp and case cooling. Just changed mobo's today and this shuttle runs the cpu around 7 degrees F warmer than the asus I previously used.
SLK900-A w/92mm tornado controlled by a sunbeam fan controller. If on a quiet 2600rpm, the temp is 95f idle, 102f load. With the room temp 75.
mobo monitor is rarely accurate, btw. You need a temp sensor under the cpu. Actually, best is on the cpu, but we can't do that.