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![]() Anyhow, this is the HSF I'm using: http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/produc...4/cl-p0114.asp I'm gonna' try re-seating the HSF and see if that might help. I know this cooler is beefy enough to keep this CPU cool. I just figure it could be the crap thermal grease I'm using- or the HSF just isn't making proper contact. |
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Alright, I'm playing FEAR right now (it is loading the next level as I type this) and my CPU temp is pegged at 60*C. Screw running it like this. I'm taking this HSF and this crappy Thermaltake thermal grease off today. I'm putting the stock cooler on and I'm leaving it on till I get the AS5 and this heat sink lapped. I'm not gonna' risk frying this CPU. I can't afford to replace it.
Hope that stock cooler is a good one. Actually looked like it'd do a decent job. As to lapping this HS I'm currently using- any suggestions such as grit of sand paper that I should use or what not? This will be my first time lapping a heatsink and I want to do it right. Any input will be greatly appreciated. TIA. ![]() |
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I've never lapped a heatsink, sorry. Weird, I would think that HSF you were using would be better than the stock HSF. Looks like the fan is too small for the heatsink to me. LOL Let me know how big a difference the AS5 made.
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But, off it goes and on with the stock cooler. I'll post my results once the AS5 arrives and I get it and this beefy HSF installed again. Hopefully that'll solve this problem. |
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Well, my temps dropped by about 6-7*C with this stock cooler. It is hovering right around 47*C now. Still too hot for my liking.
![]() I'm placing an order for some AS5 right now. I hope that helps. If not- might the mobo be reading the temp wrong? I'm gonna' try updating the BIOS- see if that changes anything. |
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Okay- in case this AS5 and lapping the heatsink don't bring my temps down- I'm willing to get a better cooler. I'm just curious- of these which would you choose?
http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g40/...l?o=price_desc I'm really interested in these two. Any comments on these? http://www.frozencpu.com/products/52...l?tl=g40c14s48 http://www.frozencpu.com/products/54...l?tl=g40c14s48 I'm really liking the Ultra TEC cooler. I'd use the LCD display that comes with it to replace the stock LCD that came with my tower. Also, I'm interested in using that OCZ cooler for my ram- but is it even compatible with DDR? I know most of you that have that OCZ ram cooler are using DDR2- but will it work with DDR1? Here's the precise cooler: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/54...?tl=g40c18s235 Thanks again for all your feedback. And sorry for the slight thread jack. ![]() |
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A 47c idle temperature using your CL-P0114 would make me suspect that I had a bad cpu. I'm still using crappy generic thermal compound with my xp-90 and I idle at 35-36..
What does cpuz say your core voltage is? What is the airflow like in your case? What is your system temp? Are you sure that you're idle? You might want to check the task manager... :\ |
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I use this to monitor my temps...
http://www.thecoolest.zerobrains.com/CoreTemp/ @ Redeemed Yeah, something doesn't seem right. I'm idling at 37' C right now at 3:14 p.m. and this room (on s.w. corner of house) is a bit warm even. I was wondering last night how people have the fan on the HSF blowing? Mine is blowing away from the HS to lift the heat up away from the cpu. Anyways, try that prog above and see what it says. It should give you temps for both cores. |
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I've yet to flash to the latest BIOS. Anychance it could be reading the temps wrong? And SLippe- thanks for the program- it just finnished DL'ing. |
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Okay, CoreTemp is showing that Core #1 is about 4*C hotter than Core#0- is that normal? Shouldn't they both be about the same temp?
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