Post your Barton Die temp's

El<(')>Maxi

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• Jun 25, 2003

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Everybody post your die temp's(ASUS 4), and socket temp's(ASUS 2). Include multiplyer, bus speed, VCore and HSF combo. I want to get a comprehensive database of stock and OC'd chip temperatures for the Barton's running on air cooling. The die temp is the most important number I'm interested in, so please be sure you are posting the right numbers.

Cheers,

Maxi

 

Mustanley

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[email protected] under load:
socket=50C
die=58C
ambient=27C
Vantec Aeroflow w/ Artic Silver

readings taken from MBM5

 

tweaker

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• Jun 29, 2003

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110f die
back of mobo proc 114f
ambient 65f
northbridge 127f
9500pro 125f
(all water cooled)

 

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El<(')>Maxi

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• Jul 4, 2003

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Post em peep's

 

usp8riot

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Well, I've recently been running with the plexiglass side on and before ran it off to see if there would be much difference in temp. It helped about 5c by leaving it off but with ASUS Probe it reads 49c for CPU under full load and the BIOS it's usually 8-10c lower. But just recently brung my cpu voltage down to 1.7 and still stable but when I first oc'ed it I had to keep it at 1.8 or 1.775 for it to be stable.

 

Last edited: Jul 4, 2003

Mustanley

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*new readings after installing Maze4 waterblock.

[email protected] under load:
socket=32C
die=37C
ambient=27C
Maze4 wateblock w/ Artic Silver

readings taken from MBM5

 

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El<(')>Maxi

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Ya, water does wonders for temperature. So what are you using for heat extraction Mustanley? I just read a review about Corsair's new Hydrocool200. Looks nice.

 

Mustanley

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• Jul 6, 2003

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El<(')>Maxi, check out the link to the pics in my sig.

 

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El<(')>Maxi

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Lol, thats pretty cool mustanley. Did you come up with that yourself? I'm still a little bit unclear how the heat is removed.......Is everything made by you including the waterblock?

 

Mustanley

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• Jul 7, 2003

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Man, I wish I were able to make waterblocks. I only made the tower portion. I bought the pump and the Maze4 waterblock. Here's a link to a thread in the watercooling section detailing my cooling tower project is you are interested.