p4 3ghz fsb800 temps

jasonoc wrote:
 > Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout temps.

Which board? I noticed some people in the user review section at Newegg
(for the IS7) are reporting high temperatures. Someone hinted that the latest
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My 2.8 FSB 800 overclocked to 3.4 Ghz on an ASUS P4P mobo. It's running 27C
at idle and 44C under 100% load. Motherboard temp is about 33 at idle, 37
at load. Zalman 7000 air cooled with 3 Pabst 80mm quiet case fans. The
original poster has exceptionally high temperatures.




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 > jasonoc wrote:
  > > Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout
temps.
 >
 > Which board? I noticed some people in the user review section at Newegg
 > (for the IS7) are reporting high temperatures. Someone hinted that the
latest
 > bios may help the problem.
 >
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"Strontium" <abuse@.your.isp.com> wrote in message
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 > I don't think your a/s wutever the fuck that is, is gonna make a diff.
 > you are pushing that bitch. learn air flow, or get out of the game. it's
 > gonna run hot, when you over clock it. sorry.
 >
 >
 > -
 > jasonoc stood up, at show-n-tell, and said:
 >
  > > Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout
  > > temps. I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im going to
That's a little warm, But. From the info I have, you need to hit 65c before
your in yellow zone.
And 75c for red zone. Besides that, the p4 does run hotter then most
cpu's anyway.
  > > get some A/s tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im
  > > running a volcano 7+ on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and
  > > would like some temp comparisons please as i think this is well high.
  > >
  > > Thanks in advance.
  > >
  > >
  > > Jason.
 >
 > --
 > Strontium
 >
 > "I thought I'd lost you, somewhere. But you were, never, really
 > ever there at all. And, I want to get free..."
 >
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a/s =artic silver dickwad.(but then if you went a pre adolescent teen you
may have known that)
some people should stay in the trough suckling at their mothers teat until
they can learn to crawl from the sty and say something intelligent before
posting.
If you had read the post lamer you would have noticed that I haven't
overclocked it yet.

"Strontium" <abuse@.your.isp.com> wrote in message
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 > I don't think your a/s wutever the fuck that is, is gonna make a diff.
 > you are pushing that bitch. learn air flow, or get out of the game. it's
 > gonna run hot, when you over clock it. sorry.
 >
 >
 > -
 > jasonoc stood up, at show-n-tell, and said:
 >
  > > Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout
  > > temps. I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im going to
  > > get some A/s tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im
  > > running a volcano 7+ on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and
  > > would like some temp comparisons please as i think this is well high.
  > >
  > > Thanks in advance.
  > >
  > >
  > > Jason.
 >
 > --
 > Strontium
 >
 > "I thought I'd lost you, somewhere. But you were, never, really
 > ever there at all. And, I want to get free..."
 >
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Ahhh, namecalling. Your age is showing, now.

Go jack off, you dillweed. And, don't let your mother know you're using
her account to post prattle to usenet.


-
jasonoc stood up, at show-n-tell, and said:

 > a/s =artic silver dickwad.(but then if you went a pre adolescent teen
 > you may have known that)
 > some people should stay in the trough suckling at their mothers teat
 > until they can learn to crawl from the sty and say something
 > intelligent before posting.
 > If you had read the post lamer you would have noticed that I haven't
 > overclocked it yet.
 >
 > "Strontium" <abuse@.your.isp.com> wrote in message
 > news:lLmcndpD19RVWJmiXTWJkw@giganews.com...
  >> I don't think your a/s wutever the fuck that is, is gonna make a
  >> diff. you are pushing that bitch. learn air flow, or get out of the
  >> game. it's gonna run hot, when you over clock it. sorry.
  >>
  >>
  >> -
  >> jasonoc stood up, at show-n-tell, and said:
  >>
   >>> Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried
   >>> bout temps. I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im
   >>> going to
   >>> get some A/s tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im
   >>> running a volcano 7+ on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and
   >>> would like some temp comparisons please as i think this is well
   >>> high.
   >>>
   >>> Thanks in advance.
   >>>
   >>>
   >>> Jason.
  >>
  >> --
  >> Strontium
  >>
  >> "I thought I'd lost you, somewhere. But you were, never, really
  >> ever there at all. And, I want to get free..."

--
Strontium

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mine runs fine under load with my p2 2.4 DeleteThis @3.150 with a spark 7 idel fan at
2200 40C under load fan 4500 50-52C my suggestion get a spark 7 and make
sure your case is well ventilated...

Regards

Eric

"jasonoc" <Jason DeleteThis @removethistoreplykoolcats.co.uk> wrote in message
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 > Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout
temps.
 > I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im going to get some A/s
 > tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im running a volcano
7+
 > on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and would like some temp
 > comparisons please as i think this is well high.
 >
 > Thanks in advance.
 >
 >
 > Jason.
 >
 >


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 >> Stay informed about: p4 3ghz fsb800 temps 

I'm running a 3.0 at 3.45 using a Thermaltake SubZero w/ Ar. Sil and
at idle right now it is 23c. After hours of gaming it has yet to go
over 30c. My case (Antec 1080AMG) is at 30c right now (idle) and it
only fluctuates a few degrees either way. I hava all fan slots in the
AMG filled including HD fan.

G Patricks

 >On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 23:13:39 +0000 (UTC), "jasonoc" <Jason.TakeThisOut@removethistoreplykoolcats.co.uk> wrote:
 >Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout temps.
 >I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im going to get some A/s
 >tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im running a volcano 7+
 >on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and would like some temp
 >comparisons please as i think this is well high.
 >
 >Thanks in advance.
 >
 >
 >Jason.
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On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 22:03:18 -0400, "Frank Weston"
<frank.TakeThisOut@weston-american.com> wrote:

 >My 2.8 FSB 800 overclocked to 3.4 Ghz on an ASUS P4P mobo. It's running 27C
 >at idle and 44C under 100% load. Motherboard temp is about 33 at idle, 37
 >at load. Zalman 7000 air cooled with 3 Pabst 80mm quiet case fans. The
 >original poster has exceptionally high temperatures.

.... You must be living in northern Alaska to have this kind of
temps... if not, do NOT believe your software/HW revealing temps like
that... (if you would visit my site, you would understand that such
temps are non-believable at common room temps...)

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I realize that a zealous enthusiast could put calibrated probes in different
places and get higher temperatures, but where is the "right" place? I'd
like to think that ASUS has a pretty good idea where to put the sensors to
get what would generally be considered to be standard readings. Three
different pieces of software show the same temperatures on two different
ASUS P4P motherboards, so I'm assuming my calibration is what ASUS intended.

In fact, when providing comparison temperatures for a general forum, isn't
it more realistic and informative to use the probes and temps that come with
the motherboard? It's all relative, and since others will more than likely
be using the same kind of setup, let's compare apples to apples.

"Spajky" <Spajky##@volja.net> wrote in message
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 > On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 22:03:18 -0400, "Frank Weston"
 > <frank.TakeThisOut@weston-american.com> wrote:
 >
  > >My 2.8 FSB 800 overclocked to 3.4 Ghz on an ASUS P4P mobo. It's running
27C
  > >at idle and 44C under 100% load. Motherboard temp is about 33 at idle,
37
  > >at load. Zalman 7000 air cooled with 3 Pabst 80mm quiet case fans. The
  > >original poster has exceptionally high temperatures.
 >
 > ... You must be living in northern Alaska to have this kind of
 > temps... if not, do NOT believe your software/HW revealing temps like
 > that... (if you would visit my site, you would understand that such
 > temps are non-believable at common room temps...)
 >
 > -- Regards, SPAJKY
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On Sat, 05 Jul 2003 10:22:17 +0200, Spajky <Spajky##@volja.net>
scribbled:

 >On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 22:03:18 -0400, "Frank Weston"
 ><frank RemoveThis @weston-american.com> wrote:
 >
  >>My 2.8 FSB 800 overclocked to 3.4 Ghz on an ASUS P4P mobo. It's running 27C
  >>at idle and 44C under 100% load. Motherboard temp is about 33 at idle, 37
  >>at load. Zalman 7000 air cooled with 3 Pabst 80mm quiet case fans. The
  >>original poster has exceptionally high temperatures.
 >
 >... You must be living in northern Alaska to have this kind of
 >temps... if not, do NOT believe your software/HW revealing temps like
 >that... (if you would visit my site, you would understand that such
 >temps are non-believable at common room temps...)

Actually it's close to 80°F in some northern parts of Alaska. We're
having very nice weather recently.

How well do those Zalman 7000 coolers do compared to a stock 3.0C's
heatsink? I know they're better than the older 2.4b style heatsinks,
but Intel includes a pretty big one with the newer processors.. is it
still worth swapping out?

-Slash
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On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 09:41:00 -0400, "Frank Weston"
<frank RemoveThis @weston-american.com> wrote:

 >In fact, when providing comparison temperatures for a general forum, isn't
 >it more realistic and informative to use the probes and temps that come with
 >the motherboard? It's all relative, and since others will more than likely
 >be using the same kind of setup, let's compare apples to apples.

this could be ok if at least the MoBo & its Bios would be the same...

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have re-applied cpu heatsink with some silicon, temps now are 48-50 idle 55c
under load so I suppose it maybe due to relatively high case temps (35 o/c).
Will be working on getting case temps down later on in the week (think I'll
get rid of the scsi drive as its only 72gb anyway). now that i've got the
cpu temps more stable it's time for the overclocking to begin
Just hope my generic ddr 400 dosent crap out to quickly!

"Icer" <icer_54.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > I'm running a 3.0 at 3.45 using a Thermaltake SubZero w/ Ar. Sil and
 > at idle right now it is 23c. After hours of gaming it has yet to go
 > over 30c. My case (Antec 1080AMG) is at 30c right now (idle) and it
 > only fluctuates a few degrees either way. I hava all fan slots in the
 > AMG filled including HD fan.
 >
 > G Patricks
 >
  > >On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 23:13:39 +0000 (UTC), "jasonoc"
<Jason.RemoveThis@removethistoreplykoolcats.co.uk> wrote:
  > >Hi just installed above cpu and before i o/c it im a bit worried bout
temps.
  > >I'm running 48-50 idle and upto 62c under load. Im going to get some A/s
  > >tomorrow and clean the cpu up a bit and reseat H/s. Im running a volcano
7+
  > >on medium speed (4250 rpm) at the moment and would like some temp
  > >comparisons please as i think this is well high.
  > >
  > >Thanks in advance.
  > >
  > >
  > >Jason.
  > >
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"jasonoc" <Jason.TakeThisOut@removethistoreplykoolcats.co.uk> wrote in message
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 > have re-applied cpu heatsink with some silicon, temps now are 48-50 idle
55c
 > under load so I suppose it maybe due to relatively high case temps (35
o/c).
 > Will be working on getting case temps down later on in the week (think
I'll
 > get rid of the scsi drive as its only 72gb anyway). now that i've got the
 > cpu temps more stable it's time for the overclocking to begin
 > Just hope my generic ddr 400 dosent crap out to quickly!
 >
Jason,
My P4 runs just a couple of degrees lower than yours, and like yours, it
doesn't vary much between idle and heavy loads. My idle is about 43c and
load is low-50s. Don't pay much attention to some folks who have cpu temps
lower than their ambient temps. Think about it.... With air cooling, how
can your cpu temp be lower than the case temps? You should be fine but if
you raise the core v. make sure you keep an eye on your temps and try and
make your maximum temp stay under 60c. Wish you luck.....

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