OC'ing on 939...what to read temps with?

ziggo0 · 12-01-08, 12:41 AM

Opteron 144, De-lidded...under a XP-120 with a duct from winter air sitting in a DFI Ultra-D.

Everest reports an Idle of 24C at the moment, and "CPU Diode" of 18C. Motherboard ambient is 21C. Load temps get no higher than 38 ~ 41C pending the test.

downer · 12-01-08, 01:05 AM

http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

CoreTemp will read the on die temperature of the CPU

ziggo0 · 12-01-08, 01:22 AM

Hmm, so Everest CPU Diode temp is reporting what CoreTemp reports, man that is one chilly chip

http://www.distantnexus.net/images/m...ty144temps.jpg

the_cultie · 12-01-08, 03:16 AM

One of the reasons I like winter, higher overclock

So whats the load temps?

Dolk · 12-01-08, 08:10 AM

You should see higher temps right when you hit 1.5v. You will then have to start watching your mosfets.

A good temp for Optyes is keeping them below 55C. They don't like to get hot.

ziggo0 · 12-01-08, 12:04 PM

Max load temp I've seen is 38C on both sensors. Mosfets are cooled.

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ziggo0 Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: La Porte, Indiana	OC'ing on 939...what to read temps with? Opteron 144, De-lidded...under a XP-120 with a duct from winter air sitting in a DFI Ultra-D. Everest reports an Idle of 24C at the moment, and "CPU Diode" of 18C. Motherboard ambient is 21C. Load temps get no higher than 38 ~ 41C pending the test. __________________ My Heatware
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downer Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: PA	http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/ CoreTemp will read the on die temperature of the CPU __________________ Heat
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ziggo0 Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: La Porte, Indiana	Hmm, so Everest CPU Diode temp is reporting what CoreTemp reports, man that is one chilly chip http://www.distantnexus.net/images/m...ty144temps.jpg __________________ My Heatware
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ziggo0 Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: La Porte, Indiana	Max load temp I've seen is 38C on both sensors. Mosfets are cooled. __________________ My Heatware
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