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Old 07-10-07, 06:38 PM Thread Starter   #1
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e6600 shot up 10c with new bios?


I upgraded my bios on my ASUS p5n-e sli motherboard from the default 0401 to the newest 0608. I had to redo the overclock, the new bios was set to the default. With the same settings in place, my e6600's idle went from 32-34c to 40-42c. Under load, it's not quite as big of a difference, where it was ~57c, it is now, ~59c. It's mid july which could account for a couple of degrees(?), but I keep my thermostat locked at 73F year round. Anybody have a similar experience? Also what is a good voltage to set your CPU? With my FSB @ 362x9 (3.26Ghz) It seems like I have to have it set @ 1.48 volts to keep it stable.
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Old 07-10-07, 06:51 PM   #2
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It may the reading just became more accurate.

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What program(s) are you using to read the temps?

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Old 07-10-07, 07:42 PM Thread Starter   #4
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Core Temp and SpeedFan. Getting load temps with prime95 on the "max heat" (middle) torture test. Core Temp/Speed Fan show EXACTLY the same temps, and both noticed the increase after my bios update. Hey, sort of side question, could the reason I have to over volt have anything to do with the fact that I have an el-cheap-o 450watt power supply? Would this cause Vdroop? (I don't really grasp the concept of vdroop, ive just heard the term a few times, apparently it causes your voltage to go down?)
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how about loading up intel thermal analysis tool to check temps also? it seems like temps just became more accurate.. unless your on water with like 20*c ambients i dont see how you would idle at 32*c

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Old 07-10-07, 08:55 PM Thread Starter   #6
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couldn't ever make TAT work. It gave me some crazy error, so I gave up because i found SpeedFan. I would tell you the exact error message, but Im at work right now. Also, people gloat on here all the time about sub 30*c idle temps w/ air cooling all the time. Are they lairs? or do they just have a better heat sink than me?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835200026
(Lotsa braggers in the reviews here too that say thier 6600s idle between 26*c and 29*c with this HSF)
Ive read tons of your posts on here (nd4spdbh2) and you seem to know your stuff. I hope you are right in saying that ~32*c temps are low.

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