NB = 100*C

rajanm1 · 06-18-07, 11:12 AM

i put an accurate temp sensor on the NB cooler of my msi 650i mobo (just inbetween 2 fins in the cooler) and it reads 100 *C is this normal/ even OK?

EmAn · 06-18-07, 11:19 AM

that is the boiling point of water and i would NOT run the computer until i figured out what was going on... stick a thermal probe and see what you get...

some dmm's have a thermometer feature on them so that may not be a problem

Evilsizer · 06-18-07, 11:22 AM

point a fan at the nb if you havent done so already. The 6xx chipsets are known for running really hot.

Clockwork_Apple · 06-18-07, 11:24 AM

thats way too high, I'd never be comfortable with a NB going higher than 60C, although they can apparently take a lot of heat.

Figure out whats going wrong, if the heatsink is measuring 100C then at least you know you're getting good contact with the NB chip

check NB voltages in the BIOS, might have been set way above spec. If all else fails get some airflow on there with a 40mm fan or similar

Cjwinnit · 06-18-07, 11:24 AM

That's quite hot, even for electronic components.

CGR · 06-18-07, 11:35 AM

I have never even heard of a NB getting that high before now.

aaronjb · 06-18-07, 11:37 AM

100C? I'm surprised it's still running.

The 600-series chipsets do run super-hot. Get a fan on that ASAP.

rajanm1 · 06-18-07, 12:24 PM

that is with a 250mm fan blowing air onto it directly from the side of the case.
i also took of the thermal pad thing and applied some AS ceramique but that is with it at 100*C and i do not know what it was like before.
i have a asetek WC loop on the cpu only at the moment, would it be worth adding the NB to it or just using a better air cooler with a fan?

Sam__ · 06-18-07, 03:05 PM

put it in the loop if you can cos that damn hot dude.

JamesXP · 06-18-07, 03:10 PM

Mines terrible runs 70c damn gigabyte and they're stupid passive cooling fad.

Hazaro · 06-18-07, 05:58 PM

My oral thermometer stopped at 42C, but it was rising at least 2C a second before it blanked out. I almost burned my self on it

I am getting fans though.

imposter · 06-18-07, 06:06 PM

Are you sure thats not fahrenheit? did you put your finger on it? if it burns you then its way too hot and get a Hr-05 or something/

rajanm1 · 06-19-07, 11:56 AM

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Are you sure thats not fahrenheit? did you put your finger on it? if it burns you then its way too hot and get a Hr-05 or something/

yes it BURNS

that is how i found out it was so hot (and that was after the system had shut down for about 5 mins.

i have taken the blue thing that says MSI of now and it it about 70*C now. DAM MSI!!!!!

imposter · 06-19-07, 02:21 PM

how recent is this? request a RMA for faulty board. Yes you know its a cooling problem, but at stock settings it should should not reset. or call up MSI For a rev.2 Got any 50MM fans laying around stick one on it. you would be surprised on how much heat a little thing can remove =P.

rajanm1 · 06-20-07, 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by imposter

how recent is this? request a RMA for faulty board. Yes you know its a cooling problem, but at stock settings it should should not reset. or call up MSI For a rev.2 Got any 50MM fans laying around stick one on it. you would be surprised on how much heat a little thing can remove =P.

fairly recent (about 2 weeks ago), i wil probably get a cheap one from ebay cos i can't find any lying around but i was thinking 60mm

. it only resets cos of crappy vista!

imposter · 06-20-07, 12:03 PM

Get rid of it now. Tell your retailer (newegg for example) its a POS board and no matter how many RMA's i do its still gonna over heat, and i am not responsible for faulty design.

rajanm1 · 06-21-07, 01:55 PM

i have taken the intel fan of the stock cooler (as i am now WC) and placed that on there and it now runs at 45*C!!!!!

eternaljammer · 06-22-07, 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by rajanm1

i have taken the intel fan of the stock cooler (as i am now WC) and placed that on there and it now runs at 45*C!!!!!

nice temps

rajanm1 · 06-22-07, 11:44 AM

thanks,
how can i make programs like speedfan and asetek control panel come up when the system starts so i do not have to keep opening them every time i switch on the PC?

||Console|| · 06-22-07, 12:08 PM

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thanks,
how can i make programs like speedfan and asetek control panel come up when the system starts so i do not have to keep opening them every time i switch on the PC?

Put them in the startup folder in your start menu

06-18-07, 11:12 AM	Thread Starter #1
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06-18-07, 11:19 AM	#2
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06-18-07, 11:24 AM	#4
Clockwork_Apple Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: UK	thats way too high, I'd never be comfortable with a NB going higher than 60C, although they can apparently take a lot of heat. Figure out whats going wrong, if the heatsink is measuring 100C then at least you know you're getting good contact with the NB chip check NB voltages in the BIOS, might have been set way above spec. If all else fails get some airflow on there with a 40mm fan or similar __________________ E4400 3100Mhz 1.35v // MSI G33M-FI // 4GB D9GMH EVGA 8800GT // Modded mATX MicroFly // Corsair HX520W PSU Dell E172FP 17" // Logitech MX1000 // Saitek Eclipse KB Apogee GT // Maze 4 // Laing D5 // Swiftech MCR320-QP <3 SFF!
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06-18-07, 12:24 PM	Thread Starter #8
rajanm1 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: uk	that is with a 250mm fan blowing air onto it directly from the side of the case. i also took of the thermal pad thing and applied some AS ceramique but that is with it at 100*C and i do not know what it was like before. i have a asetek WC loop on the cpu only at the moment, would it be worth adding the NB to it or just using a better air cooler with a fan? __________________ e6600 (3.5ghz on 1.50V and custom liquid cooling) 4GB RAM 320MB 8800gts (621/2000) 750W sli PSU 650i Msi mobo 2 X 300GB seagate 7200.9 in raid 0 xclio a380 case with 2 x 250mm fans! (and 2 x 120mm)
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06-19-07, 02:21 PM	#14
imposter Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bronx,newyork	how recent is this? request a RMA for faulty board. Yes you know its a cooling problem, but at stock settings it should should not reset. or call up MSI For a rev.2 Got any 50MM fans laying around stick one on it. you would be surprised on how much heat a little thing can remove =P. __________________ HeatWare <--Coretemp Slave tester!!!!--> Have one on the house. "Its prefectly good minus all the bad stuff" -Ben333
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06-20-07, 12:03 PM	#16
imposter Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bronx,newyork	Get rid of it now. Tell your retailer (newegg for example) its a POS board and no matter how many RMA's i do its still gonna over heat, and i am not responsible for faulty design. __________________ HeatWare <--Coretemp Slave tester!!!!--> Have one on the house. "Its prefectly good minus all the bad stuff" -Ben333
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06-21-07, 01:55 PM	Thread Starter #17
rajanm1 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: uk	i have taken the intel fan of the stock cooler (as i am now WC) and placed that on there and it now runs at 45*C!!!!! __________________ e6600 (3.5ghz on 1.50V and custom liquid cooling) 4GB RAM 320MB 8800gts (621/2000) 750W sli PSU 650i Msi mobo 2 X 300GB seagate 7200.9 in raid 0 xclio a380 case with 2 x 250mm fans! (and 2 x 120mm)
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06-22-07, 11:44 AM	Thread Starter #19
rajanm1 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: uk	thanks, how can i make programs like speedfan and asetek control panel come up when the system starts so i do not have to keep opening them every time i switch on the PC? __________________ e6600 (3.5ghz on 1.50V and custom liquid cooling) 4GB RAM 320MB 8800gts (621/2000) 750W sli PSU 650i Msi mobo 2 X 300GB seagate 7200.9 in raid 0 xclio a380 case with 2 x 250mm fans! (and 2 x 120mm)
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