Post your extreme temperatures for overclocking
 

Thread name says it all If you have an extreme temperature (whether it's high or low... preferably low), then post it here with a screenshot, and if possible, a CPU-Z shot for verification.

Here are mine. They're amazing for a TEC/Air cooled setup!

http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/7...letempsja3.png

The reason they're so low is because we just got our AC system fixed, so my room is realllllly cold at night.

BTW, now that I have this much overhead on temperature, I think I'll start heading for 4Ghz on my OC. What do ya'll think? ;)

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Here is mine :D

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/atta...1&d=1181792191

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You're a loser. ;) :p

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Wow... looks like I need to reapply some AS5 to my chip/cooler.




Well, it was extremely low for me. :p

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http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/6192/oczg6.th.jpg

Wish this was real...for some reason when I set the bios to 1600 fsb 800 memory 8x multiplier instead of reading 3200Mhz I get this.

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http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/1...aloctt3.th.jpg

Here's what I've settled for running...on air...and it's real this time

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Heres mine @ idle (lee63)

http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/8017/untitledmg7.jpg

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I wish my E6600 could OC as nice as everyones with such low voltage. All and all seeing what my voltage is set at and how incredibly low I have my fan RMP's set at (also show in pic) I think my temps are pretty damn good! (lee63) System is extremely quiet :cool:

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I have no proof but at the pc repair shop I used to work at we put a pentium 4 1.8Ghz into a shuttle XPC system and ran it at 2.4Ghz. We didn't realize that the rear fan-mount screws were over-tightened and the heat sink had lifted up a little.

The PC was crashing the next time we used it and when we checked the CPU temp in the BIOS it was at 98C. :lol: