Your temperatures

[Coalan]

- Cooler Zalman 7000A-CU
- Motherboard temperature about 50-55°C (something wrong with the sensor
- Cpu temperature - 45full/39idle°C
- CPU speed and vcore 2070Mhz 1.65vcore 180x12.5
- Any other cooling in
your computer Two noisy (80mm) enermax fans
- Room temperature 18-24°C



Edited a bit

[Robin Hood]

Try, if money permits, to get a 800Mhz FSB motherboard....this could help with the load on your cpu, thereby running cooler...

[fackamato]

Cooler: ZM-CNPS7000A-CU
MB temp: 28 Celsius Full
CPU temp: 39 Celsius Full, 35-37 idle
CPU speed&vcore: XP2500@2.25GHz, 1,675v
Other cooling: 5x 80mm + 1x92mm(3 in, 3 out) two of them are in the PSU
Room temp: 24.5 Celsius

CPU temperatures measured in the CPU socket.


I've been wondering a bit about these temps, I think the increase between idle and load in Prime95 is too low. The temperatures are all measured using the ASUS Probe utility that comes with the mobo, and I guess the numbers aren't all that accurate?

You've got nice temperatures, but then again your vcore is quite low compared to other systems in that overclocking area

GOOD STEPPING! :P

Hm, try measuring stuff with MotherBoard Monitor, I hate Asus PC Probe.

Cooler: ZM-CNPS7000A-CU
MB temp: 28 Celsius Full
CPU temp: 39 Celsius Full, 35-37 idle
CPU speed&vcore: XP2500@2.25GHz, 1,675v
Other cooling: 5x 80mm + 1x92mm(3 in, 3 out) two of them are in the PSU
Room temp: 24.5 Celsius

CPU temperatures measured in the CPU socket.


I've been wondering a bit about these temps, I think the increase between idle and load in Prime95 is too low. The temperatures are all measured using the ASUS Probe utility that comes with the mobo, and I guess the numbers aren't all that accurate?

Have you tried to overclock it further? It seems like that it should handle more... increase the vcore! :))

[Wipeout]

Cpu: palomino xp2000+ @ stock
Cooler: artic cooling CU rev2.0.
Case: 2x80mm Adda, 1x80mm papst, 2x80mm titan blue led at 5v, 1x80mm chieftec case-side fan.
mb either: 30-31c
cpu idle: 33-36c (on those rare occations)
cpu load: ~57c (while converting video. over 61 with burn but I chickened out as it kept rising.)

ok so I used to have a Noisecontrol Silverado but I thought it was becoming a bit hot @ silent speeds so I bought a artic cooling very cheap.
The main reason the silverado wasnt performing very well was because it was filled with dust. BIG TIME. After having wrecked a motherboard uninstalling a cooler I played it safe and the artic cooling is thus still in the comp. Ordered a Thermalright SLK-947u which should arrive on tuesday.
As the Papst 92mm fans are expensive and I have a fanregulator what other fans do you recommend? 80mm instead of 92mm? Im a silentfreak who likes colours

[kriegste]

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[willied]

AMD 64 3200+ Boxed Cooler with Cooler Master Jet7 Mod.

AMD 64 3200+ @ 2100Mhz Vcore 1.67V

Cpu: idle 37
stress 41 (Sisoft Sandra Burn Test 30min)

Mobo: 33

Case 2x 80mm (in and out)

No temp on the Geforce 4200Ti

[RTUNAC]

ops:
CPU Cooler: Zalman 7000A-Cu
CPU: P4-3.0E @ 3.3
Idle/Load Temp: 43C/58C
Room Temp: 68-72F
Fans are set to 1600-2000 RPM to minimize noise.

[Kipman725]

Proccesor: 2800+ Barton core stock speeds and cooler
Case fans: 1x80mm inlet 53cfm 1x60mm outlet 26cfm 1x psu outlet 80mm 45cfm
Motherboard: Asus A7v8x-x
Graphics card: Geforce FX 5200 stock speeds
Ram: 512mb crucial DDR @ 333mhz

Temps at idle: 40 degrees for cpu, 35 for case
Tems at Gaming: 45 degrees for cpu 37 degrees for case

[Delph1]

According to Speedfan:

CPU: 32C (stock cooler)
SYS: 23C

Celeron 1300@1417
QDI board based on the VIA 686-chipset
PowerVR Kyro II
512 MS SDRam

Well, that's what I'm using for now.

//Andreas

[mjw21a]

Cooler: ThermalTake Silent Boost A1889 (Nice & quiet)
MB temp: 21 Celsius Full
CPU temp: 47 Celsius Full, 37-38 idle
CPU speed&vcore: XP2500@2.2GHz, 1,800v
Other cooling: 2x 80mm (1 in, 1 out, both thermally controlled)
Room temp: ? Don't know. It's fairly warm here in Australia.

If you can hear it, it's too loud!