my idle and load temps for p4 2.4C

[geestring]

I'm pretty sure i got a 2.4C...
My idle temp with stock cooling is 45C and about 55C after playing a game.

Are those normal for stock cooling?

I just got a zalman CNPS7000A-Cu , im going to install it later

[Sucka]

I'm pretty sure i got a 2.4C...

Download CPU-Z and check to see what chip you have, www.cpuid.com

Never owned one, but i know my Northwoods (C) ran around 32-35 at idle. And it never saw a stock cooler, so i can't comment on that either. I would get some AS5 and put that cooler on, then check temps.

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artic silver paste? i got the stuff that came with the cooler...

uh yea, i used cpuz before, but i didnt know what everything meant.

[Sucka]

http://www.sevenlabs.net/sucka/pictures/cpu-z.JPG

Under "Specification" it says what CPU it is, it will even say if you have the "M0" stepping, the 2.4's that typically clock the highest.

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so under family mine should say C if it is a 2.4C?

[Captain Newbie]

Not necessarily.

You will see, under "code name", "Northwood" and Pentium 4 2.4C as the model number.

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i see northwood for mine, but all mine says is "pentium 2.4ghz" not "2.4Cghz"

Is it the "revision"? because mine is C1

[Captain Newbie]

Sorry. I had a brain fart. Forgive me. :bang head

If your FSB indicates 200 or 800MHz, you have a Northwood 2.4C.

Being sick screws with my mind.

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bah, mines 133mhz! my life is over.....

I guess i can still overclock

[Captain Newbie]

Northwood B.

You could probably push it a bit higher without significant risk.