I got 3oC

[Spike]

Did my first lap job today. Nothing realy outstanding, just the stock HSF that came with my celley 700. Still need to get a real HSF and some AS2 (I used Radio Shack grease on this).

Before (Case/CPU):
Idle: 33C/30C
Stressed: 40C/43C

After (Case/CPU):
Idle: 32C/29C
Stressed: 38C/40C

Temps as reported by MBM5 on my Abit SE6. Would have liked to get sub 40C before I started to O/C, but I don't think that that's too bad using stock.

 

[OpenFriday]

Spike i did the exact same thing last night to my stock intel HSF for my P!!!800. I lapped it with 240, then 600 then 800 then finished with 1200.

Temps went from 54C to 51C. Using the shacks compound of course. Not bad for 1/2 hr of work.

btw, i had a he|| of a time getting the intel HSF off, what was your removal like?

 

[Spike]

OpenFriday (Apr 07, 2001 11:33 p.m.):
Spike i did the exact same thing last night to my stock intel HSF for my P!!!800. I lapped it with 240, then 600 then 800 then finished with 1200.

Temps went from 54C to 51C. Using the shacks compound of course. Not bad for 1/2 hr of work.

btw, i had a he|| of a time getting the intel HSF off, what was your removal like?

Removal was quite easy for me. Remove my mem stick and one drive cable and used a small screwdriver in the clips extra slot. Came right off

BTW, what do you think of a Vantec 62540D HSF for a celly 700??

 

[SickBoy]

I am sure OpenFriday will rant and rave about Vantec's HSF's.... I am not sure of the one you refer to is the same as the one I am thinking of (looks like an FOP32) but from what I hear (the one that looks like an FOP32) performs generally on par with the FOP32 (you could do better). I am not going to spend any more cash on my computer now that cycling season is here but the next purchases I am going to make are: 1. 256 MB CAS2 PC133 or some sort, and 2. an Alpha PEP66 which will be modded with a Sunon 43 CFM 80 MM fan and adapter. There are better HSF units out there but from what I can tell, they're priced for a Sultan, not a college student with 3 other expensive hobbies (bicycle racing, nordic skiing and snowboarding). Anyway

SickBoy

 

[Yomama]

Spike13 (Apr 07, 2001 11:22 p.m.):
Did my first lap job today. Nothing realy outstanding, just the stock HSF that came with my celley 700. Still need to get a real HSF and some AS2 (I used Radio Shack grease on this).

Before (Case/CPU):
Idle: 33C/30C
Stressed: 40C/43C

After (Case/CPU):
Idle: 32C/29C
Stressed: 38C/40C

Temps as reported by MBM5 on my Abit SE6. Would have liked to get sub 40C before I started to O/C, but I don't think that that's too bad using stock.

Very nice job.

The Intel FCPGA heatsinks of late are actually not too bad. Another nice improvement can be achieved by simply bolting a 60mm fan to it to replace the stock fan. That will give you at least another 4C.

Good luck

Yo

 

[OpenFriday]

Oh yeah im ranting and raving about the Vantec, it is nearly identical to the FOP38 (i.e. pretty much same temps) Only difference i think is easier clipping system. As i had problems with the intel HSF i like heatsinks with easy clipping system.