Since your setup was the same except thermal compound and coolant mixture and you cannot achieve the same results then it's most likely due to the mount or a bad mixture (which probably isn't the culprit?). Lapping might help but I don't think the base is the problem. Did you use the same springs also? Since nothing changed and it worked before than it should work again is what I'm saying.
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My Temperatures SUCK
- Thread starter Nanidin
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- Jul 14, 2003
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I guess I didn't put enough AS5 on 
So in combination with a bad mount my temps were like 50+ load. I'm in business now. This is about 7-9 degrees lower than it has ever been ... 36 degrees (prime 95 load) with 23.5 ambient. I'm ecstatic! I might be able to get my overclock to 2.5 gigahertz now!
The temps above were with 12x200 on my 1700+ JIUHB DLT3C 0310. I'm reading the temp off the diode in the CPU. Mobo reports 1 degree cooler. My probe, it turns out, had its wires pinched a little too hard. So... it works fine now, but I'm proably going to use it to get a rough estimate of my water temperatures instead.
So in combination with a bad mount my temps were like 50+ load. I'm in business now. This is about 7-9 degrees lower than it has ever been ... 36 degrees (prime 95 load) with 23.5 ambient. I'm ecstatic! I might be able to get my overclock to 2.5 gigahertz now!The temps above were with 12x200 on my 1700+ JIUHB DLT3C 0310. I'm reading the temp off the diode in the CPU. Mobo reports 1 degree cooler. My probe, it turns out, had its wires pinched a little too hard. So... it works fine now, but I'm proably going to use it to get a rough estimate of my water temperatures instead.
