Just wondering, can KT7A support older AGP 1X cards?

External Since: Jul 14, 2004 Posts: 151

Actually I think he means WhisperRock 4 (as in IV). There's no such
thing as a 6, that would be VI. Yes, it's a CPU fan by Spire. Either
way, that cooler is rated up to an Athlon 3400, so I doubt that's the
problem, unless he didn't plug it in, obviously Wink

On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 21:14:46 -0600, "Scott" <scrosler DeleteThis @cableone.net>
wrote:

>Heres a thought..... The SpireWhisperrock6, is that a fan?
>If so, make sure you plugged the power in. What could be happening could
>also sound like overheating to me.
>
>Example, CPU heats up when playing 3D games causing system to crash.
>
>Could the fan be faulty and not spinning fast enough?
>
>This happened to me once. Couldnt figure it out. Luckily the heatsink could
>take the heat at idle but when stressing the CPU it would overheat and
>crash.
>
>Just a thought.
>
>Either way, good luck to you.....
>
>Scott

-GV

External Since: May 17, 2004 Posts: 241

Hey. That's dure enough IV, also 4, and not 6 Smile

Guess my roman sucks.
Anyway it is definately plugged in, and spinning at about 2600-2700rpm (80mm
fan!) so heating of cpu is not real issue. I run SETI@HOME while running the
pc, so my cpu is almost always at 100% load, and goes up to 55C max. Anyway
thanks for that idea anyway. I will try to look into changing soundblaster
pci slot to last one near ISA.

"GlassVial" <glassvial RemoveThis @NOSPAM.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Actually I think he means WhisperRock 4 (as in IV). There's no such
> thing as a 6, that would be VI. Yes, it's a CPU fan by Spire. Either
> way, that cooler is rated up to an Athlon 3400, so I doubt that's the
> problem, unless he didn't plug it in, obviously Wink

>
> On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 21:14:46 -0600, "Scott" <scrosler RemoveThis @cableone.net>
> wrote:
>
  > >Heres a thought..... The SpireWhisperrock6, is that a fan?
  > >If so, make sure you plugged the power in. What could be happening could
  > >also sound like overheating to me.
  > >
  > >Example, CPU heats up when playing 3D games causing system to crash.
  > >
  > >Could the fan be faulty and not spinning fast enough?
  > >
  > >This happened to me once. Couldnt figure it out. Luckily the heatsink
could
  > >take the heat at idle but when stressing the CPU it would overheat and
  > >crash.
  > >
  > >Just a thought.
  > >
  > >Either way, good luck to you.....
  > >
  > >Scott
>
> -GV
>