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CompuTronix · 01-13-08, 07:06 PM

OC Forum Members,

Thank you for your interest in the Core 2 Quad and Duo Temperature Guide. As I explained to the Moderators, I deleted the Guide because I no longer have time to maintain it on multiple websites.

I originally wrote the Guide at Tom's, and posted it on 2/2/07, where it remains available: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide

The Guide is under U. S. Copyright, so please refrain from copying or re-posting.

Thanks,

CompuTronix

satandole666 · 01-13-08, 07:09 PM

Nice guide. Sticky?

moto211 · 01-13-08, 07:20 PM

worthy of a sticky for sure

ghost_recon88 · 01-13-08, 07:20 PM

Fo sho

Jolly-Swagman · 01-13-08, 08:27 PM

Very interesting and informative reading, +1 vote for sticky

Stilletto · 01-13-08, 08:36 PM

Better Nail this one as a sticky before it "Dissappears" again

Elluzion · 01-13-08, 08:59 PM

sticky. thanks for the guide

Hipcrostino · 01-13-08, 09:17 PM

yeah, this will quiet a lot of unnessesary talk about it. i havn't read it yet, but i will.

andylihaha · 01-13-08, 10:25 PM

isn't it the exact same post that you posted a year ago on tomshardware ?

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide

Shiggity · 01-15-08, 12:54 AM

Always appreciated

hokiealumnus · 01-15-08, 11:45 AM

+1 for sticky

jintatsu · 01-15-08, 12:50 PM

nice.. vote for sticky..

jason4207 · 01-15-08, 02:37 PM

Very nice! A couple things I'd like to discuss, though.

I seem to remember discussions a while back concerning Tcase.

Quote:

Originally Posted by From above

* The thermal specification shown is the maximum case temperature at the maximum Thermal Design Power (TDP) value for that processor. It is measured at the geometric center on the topside of the processor integrated heat spreader.

It says 'maximum case temperature at the maximum TDP'. That 'maximum TDP' part is what made everyone come to the conclusion that the Thermal Spec was not what we had originally thought and what you outline in this guide (that it is indeed the max Tcase).

My CPU (x3210) has a thermal spec of 85*C, and I thought this would give it an advantage over the Q6600's 71*C. The conclusion we reached was that this was not the case.

Are you saying I can run my CPU hotter than the Q6600 b/c of my increased Thermal Spec? According to this guide I should be able to run my CPU right up to the point of throttling (95*C Tj), and just be getting to "Hot".

Scale X: Quad x32x0: Tcase Max 85c, G0 Stepping, Tjunction Max 100c, Vcore Default 1.372, TDP 100w, Delta 10c
-Tcase/Tjunction-
--85--/--95--95--95--95-- Hot
--80--/--90--90--90--90-- Warm
--75--/--85--85--85--85-- Safe
--25--/--35--35--35--35-- Cool

Does this look right? So, if CoreTemp says I'm at 85*C on all 4 cores I'm still 'safe'?

If so, I'm very glad i bought this CPU!

jason4207 · 01-15-08, 03:51 PM

Well, I don't go that high on temps. I'm at a comfortable 63-65*C at 3.6GHz & 1.488v under load. If I did go that hot I'd be pushing way too much voltage or running on the stock heatsink.

My statements were more to show the previous findings here on the forum, and act as a devil's advocate. We basically came to the conclusion that Intel's Thermal Specification has nothing to do w/ the max Tcase. The only number to worry about is Tjmax, and it is wise to give yourself about a 20*C cushion from that. Some of your findings steer that way coincidentally, but the places where you have a conflict is when the Thermal Spec is lower, but Tjmax is still high. Here is where the specs don't really make sense. According to your interpretation it is w/n spec to have your core up to 100*C, but since your case can't be above 65*C (B3 Q6600 example) then for some reason the temperature of the case is the limiting factor. Why does it matter how hot the case is? The core is where all the delicate components are. The case is just a piece of metal.

What's w/ all this 'desktop' talk? Are you assuming my CPU is a mobile variety? The x3210 is just the server version of the Q6600 w/ one less multi, and it is not a mobile CPU by any means. The x3220 is just the server version of the Q6600...only difference is that the TDP is slightly higher (100W vs. 95W) & the Thermal specs are different (85*C vs. 71*C). Since the Intel Thermal Spec is based on TDP it kind of makes sense that the Thermal Spec is higher...this kind of takes away from the argument that it is the max Tcase, though.

Oc1Kenube · 01-15-08, 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andylihaha

isn't it the exact same post that you posted a year ago on tomshardware ?

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide

I for one browse this forum and not tom's nor any other really, Sticky +1

nikhsub1 · 01-15-08, 04:33 PM

Wow CompuTronix, that is a LOT of info that I am very interested in. I test Water Blocks on the side, so this info will be very beneficial to me! When I have a moment, I am going to slowly and methodically read this. I see you have left out Intel's Thermal Analysis Tool for generating LOAD or gathering temps. Nothing can load a CPU hotter than TAT... unfortunately it only works on C2D's and not quads... it is available on MY server, the address will not change if you wish to include it in your OP for download.

www.anonforums.com/builds/TAT.zip

Oh, this thread has been STICKY'D

nikhsub1 · 01-15-08, 05:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CompuTronix

nikhsub1, thank you very much for the Sticky. Also, if you check Section 8, TAT is discussed under Note 4.

Comp

Very nice! I use TAT in all my WB testing as I love the high load... You are right on about TAT, it loads about 15% - 20% above the TDP spec, wicked stuff.

starscalling · 01-17-08, 04:13 AM

hey +1 on this thread - this kinda info has been ultra hard to find.. and i keep finding that yall at this forums really really got ter knowlege down. ^^

khoumic · 03-14-08, 05:02 PM

Great post. Just built my first Quad Rig and the info is much appreciated. Look forward to seeing what I can do this weekend.

EmAn · 06-01-08, 04:30 PM

why did you delete this?

ImSpartacus · 06-01-08, 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmAn

why did you delete this?

seconded

muddocktor · 06-01-08, 06:09 PM

I have no idea why the OP deleted it. I see he deleted all his posts on this forum. But since he is the one that posted this (unless he lifted the work from other site and was afraid he would get caught), I guess he has the right to do so.

Maybe one of you guys stole his GF or something and he's mad.

Just let this thread go silently into the night.

EmAn · 06-01-08, 06:25 PM

nevar!

Krypto · 06-02-08, 10:07 AM

New initiative... Take screenshots of every good post.

EmAn · 06-02-08, 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Krypto

New initiative... Take screenshots of every good post.

and repost them!

petteyg359 · 06-02-08, 10:16 AM

It's been deleted at Tom's too

thideras · 06-02-08, 10:23 AM

Sounds like someone use "copypasta" and called it their own

EmAn · 06-02-08, 10:26 AM

think it may have been around long enough for experts to recreate it?

thideras · 06-02-08, 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmAn

think it may have been around long enough for experts to recreate it?

The mods could "un-delete" it, but if it was stolen, then they will receive a request to remove it from the people who DID write it

Either way, lets let it die.

CompuTronix · 06-27-08, 12:36 PM

OC Forum Members,

Thank you for your interest in the Core 2 Quad and Duo Temperature Guide. As I explained to the Moderators, I deleted the Guide because I no longer have time to maintain it on multiple websites.

I originally wrote the Guide at Tom's, and posted it on 2/2/07, where it remains available: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide

The Guide is under U. S. Copyright, so please refrain from copying or re-posting.

Thanks,

CompuTronix

01-13-08, 07:06 PM	#1
CompuTronix New Member Join Date: Jan 2008	OC Forum Members, Thank you for your interest in the Core 2 Quad and Duo Temperature Guide. As I explained to the Moderators, I deleted the Guide because I no longer have time to maintain it on multiple websites. I originally wrote the Guide at Tom's, and posted it on 2/2/07, where it remains available: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide The Guide is under U. S. Copyright, so please refrain from copying or re-posting. Thanks, CompuTronix Last edited by CompuTronix; 06-27-08 at 12:37 PM.

01-13-08, 08:27 PM	#5
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01-13-08, 08:36 PM	#6
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01-13-08, 08:59 PM	#7
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01-13-08, 07:09 PM	#2
satandole666 Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Columbus, OH	Nice guide. Sticky?

01-13-08, 07:20 PM	#3
moto211 Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sacramento, CA	worthy of a sticky for sure

01-13-08, 07:20 PM	#4
ghost_recon88 Digital Jedi Master Benching Team Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Michigan	Fo sho

01-13-08, 10:25 PM	#9
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01-15-08, 03:51 PM	#14
jason4207 Do you haz white stars? Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Concord, NC	Well, I don't go that high on temps. I'm at a comfortable 63-65C at 3.6GHz & 1.488v under load. If I did go that hot I'd be pushing way too much voltage or running on the stock heatsink. My statements were more to show the previous findings here on the forum, and act as a devil's advocate. We basically came to the conclusion that Intel's Thermal Specification has nothing to do w/ the max Tcase. The only number to worry about is Tjmax, and it is wise to give yourself about a 20C cushion from that. Some of your findings steer that way coincidentally, but the places where you have a conflict is when the Thermal Spec is lower, but Tjmax is still high. Here is where the specs don't really make sense. According to your interpretation it is w/n spec to have your core up to 100C, but since your case can't be above 65C (B3 Q6600 example) then for some reason the temperature of the case is the limiting factor. Why does it matter how hot the case is? The core is where all the delicate components are. The case is just a piece of metal. What's w/ all this 'desktop' talk? Are you assuming my CPU is a mobile variety? The x3210 is just the server version of the Q6600 w/ one less multi, and it is not a mobile CPU by any means. The x3220 is just the server version of the Q6600...only difference is that the TDP is slightly higher (100W vs. 95W) & the Thermal specs are different (85C vs. 71C). Since the Intel Thermal Spec is based on TDP it kind of makes sense that the Thermal Spec is higher...this kind of takes away from the argument that it is the max Tcase, though. __________________ QUADINATOR: ES Q9550 E0 @ 4GHz 1.256v TRUE MaxIIForm 4GB-Ballistix @ 1132MHz TT Armor GTX280 @ 729/1458/2520 1.175v/0.85v AC-AX Xplosion-DTS 300GB-VR PCP&C750 Hanns-G 27.5" 1920x1200LCD Z5500-5.1 Saitek-Eclipse G9 Logitech Driving Force Pro-Microsim Racing Pod Vantage 'X'-6,727 SPEED-QUEEN: E5200 M0 @ 3.84GHz 1.352v CM-Hyper212 P5K-Prem 2GB-Ballistix @ 1GHz Antec900 HD4850 @ 800/2300 1.3v/1.05v HR03GT 2x250GB-WD RAID0+1 Zeus560W Acer 22" 1680x1050 Stereo-2.0 *HEAT* GAMING HTPC: E5200 M0 @ 3.6GHz 1.344v Geminii-S P5Q-EM 4GB-OCZ-Plat @ 900MHz AntecNSK2480 8800GTS @ 648/1620/2200 1.0v 8800GTstockcooler 320GB-WD Blue AntecEW380W Sanyo PLV-Z4 720P Projector 95" 6.1 DTS-ES 110W/ch unRAID FILE SERVER: E5200 M0 @ 2GHz 0.856v MSIP43Neo3-F 4GB-Corsair @ 800MHz CM-Centurion PCIgfxCard 4x1TB-WDGreen 2x1TB-WDBlack 4x640GB-WDAAKS [7TB] Antec550W

01-15-08, 04:33 PM	#16
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01-17-08, 04:13 AM	#18
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03-14-08, 05:02 PM	#19
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06-01-08, 04:30 PM	#20
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06-27-08, 12:36 PM	#30
CompuTronix New Member Join Date: Jan 2008	OC Forum Members, Thank you for your interest in the Core 2 Quad and Duo Temperature Guide. As I explained to the Moderators, I deleted the Guide because I no longer have time to maintain it on multiple websites. I originally wrote the Guide at Tom's, and posted it on 2/2/07, where it remains available: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/22...perature-guide The Guide is under U. S. Copyright, so please refrain from copying or re-posting. Thanks, CompuTronix