ive got a asus rampage and a e8400 cpu overclocked to 4.05gzh! 450x9.0 1.4 volts but cpz says its at bout 1.38 whys that??? its running at 42c idle and bout 60c full load is that good or bad?? how can i can to get temp down if i do nee to??????? cheers guys u lot r great!!!
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how hot is 63c full load??????
- Thread starter mattatwar
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60C full load isn't bad.
More air flow maybe.
Artic Silver paste, some like the ceramic (?) never tired it myself.
Spend more $$ on a different cooler.
The cheap way, -add more fans. More Air Flow.
In a case?
clean up the wires. Make it flow better.
More air flow maybe.
Artic Silver paste, some like the ceramic (?) never tired it myself.
Spend more $$ on a different cooler.
The cheap way, -add more fans. More Air Flow.
In a case?
clean up the wires. Make it flow better.
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Clean the wiring up.
Make fan placement count !
-are you folowing me jon?
-that's godmans job.
Make fan placement count !
-are you folowing me jon?
-that's godmans job.
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yes and I'm on your trail
the TT 120 isn't the best cooler for a 45nm at 4ghz IMO.
wat is the best cooler for a e8400?????????????
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60 isnt bad thats pretty good actually... btw you will never see that temp under normal usage
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air I would have to say A TRUE 120
http://www.heatsinkfactory.com/thermalright-ultra-120-extreme-cpu-cooler-p-16580.html
you can run 1 120mm fan or 2 depending on if you need better cooling.
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What your refering to is called VDrop, this is the difference of voltage between bios setting and actual.
VDroop is the drop in voltage between idle and load, some boards have this really bad (my p5k before voltmod would be at 1.47 idle and 1.31 load
) This can cause high idle temps at idle and instability at load
