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Eil Atan
07-26-01, 07:03 PM
I used to use the program Rain to make sure my K6-2 wasn't getting too hot... I haven't used the program in a while... is it advisable to use this program when overclocking or does it negate the effects of o/c'ing the processor?

ap0calyps
07-26-01, 07:14 PM
Rain works awesome on older CPUs and PIIIs, but does nothing for Durons or Athlons.

13oots2
07-26-01, 07:16 PM
Checkout Software and Operating Systems. There is a posting called Rain is a serious hog, it might answer a few of your questions.

outhouse
07-27-01, 08:29 PM
It only helps your temps while your CPU is at idle speeds under full load it does not work and it is not ment too at full load. Its best if you only run Rain on a Intel system as to many AMD users have problems with it, if you want to run software to help out with idle temps try www.tweakfiles.com and try another program.

[Oc]acaridans
07-27-01, 08:34 PM
I tryed rain on one of my w2k box's and it actually raised the temp.

Eil Atan
07-27-01, 08:58 PM
[Oc]acaridans (Jul 27, 2001 08:34 p.m.):
I tryed rain on one of my w2k box's and it actually raised the temp.

yikes! I guess i will stay away from it then... thanks for all the help though, i hate to install progs that aren't going to do anything helpful...