i'll make this simple:
Pentium 4 2.8E at 1.5 real-world voltage clocked at 3575mhz
Abit IS7 original
MBM 5.3.7 latest version
MBM will show that the CPU is at 85C, alarm goes on, and the computer just turns itself off after a while. Now, I know it's pretty much impossible that the CPU can go that high because A: the water is flowing, B: waterblock is mounted securely, C: radiator air is warm as usual. The processor doesn't tend to go above 45C at any given day.
now, the 85C thing happens randomly (once every day or two), mostly while there's cpu intensive stuff going on (a few times, though, it just did it out of the blue). Is this due to mbm bug that will never be fixed, instability, mobo gone bad, or cpu breakdown? any thoughts? thanks
Pentium 4 2.8E at 1.5 real-world voltage clocked at 3575mhz
Abit IS7 original
MBM 5.3.7 latest version
MBM will show that the CPU is at 85C, alarm goes on, and the computer just turns itself off after a while. Now, I know it's pretty much impossible that the CPU can go that high because A: the water is flowing, B: waterblock is mounted securely, C: radiator air is warm as usual. The processor doesn't tend to go above 45C at any given day.
now, the 85C thing happens randomly (once every day or two), mostly while there's cpu intensive stuff going on (a few times, though, it just did it out of the blue). Is this due to mbm bug that will never be fixed, instability, mobo gone bad, or cpu breakdown? any thoughts? thanks
