p4 temps

[fccdj]

what is the max temp of a p4 running at 2.4Ghz

[laja]

You never bothered to used the search function, did you?

Let's say 64 C. But Abit mobos show much higher temps than, say, Asus. Asus reports 50 C when Abit says above 60.

[jdmcnudgent]

depends on the cooling

[fccdj]

ill use the search next time
the tower is a gateway and the cooling is stock

[Maxvla]

probly around 45-50 full load.

stock coolers are pretty sucky.

[jszent]

My opion is that I don't like my rigs running over 50C,even on a hot day.........I try to keep them as low as I can,I just increase case cooling til I get under 50C.

[chasingapple]

Originally posted by Maxvla
probly around 45-50 full load.

stock coolers are pretty sucky.

My stock Intel HS it 30c Idle 41c Full load overclocked from 2.4Ghz to 2.7Ghz (150x18 stock voltage). What's this about stock coolers sucking? :p

[Maxvla]

2.7ghz isn't really an o/c for a 2.4b

get that puppy to 3.4ghz then tell me how good that heatsink is. ;)

[markodude]

Hmmm, my 2.53 in an Intel D845EPT2 board, in a case with 3 80mm fans and no side is running at up to 60c load on stock HSF, the side of the PC where the proc is gets hot to touch! Perhaps I should take it out of that non-ventilated cupboard with my switch and router in! (SETI cruncher)
I also ran a P4 1.8A in an Intel 845 board for about a week crunching SETI with NO PROCESSOR FAN, before I noticed. It is totally fine, to be honest I hadnt even noticed any reduction in SETI WU times (although I am pretty sure it would have been thermally throttling), anyway, I sold that rig now and its still going strong!
:D

[(HR)Titan]

which temperature is alarm to start thermal thortling ?

[timmyqwest]

this is exactly why this -> http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=194531 thread needs to be a sticky