more fsb = more heat @ same voltage?

[Hellraiser]

hi all,
got a question here:
i know that my chip will generate more heat if i up the vcore.
i´ve got an 1.6a runnin @ 133 fsb at default vcore.
does the chip generate the same amount of heat when running on 100 fsb and the same ( default ) vcore?

thx for the input

 

[seamadan000]

it wil be pretty much the same, when I went from 133fsb to 155 at default my idle temp when up one degree and my load was the same. Its voltage (well, wattage to be precice) that creates heat
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[Hellraiser]

thx, well thats what i thought so too, but i wasnt sure about it.....

thx

 

[Maxvla]

yeah if you pump more power through it naturally there is more energy and thus more heat even if the clock speed is lower.

 

[batboy]

Overclocking DOES produce more heat even if the voltage stays the same. Some people might see a greater increase in system temp than CPU temp, but overclocking will increase the amount of heat produced by the system.

 

[Wommalong]

Overclocking DOES produce more heat even if the voltage stays the same. Some people might see a greater increase in system temp than CPU temp, but overclocking will increase the amount of heat produced by the system.

I agree, it does depend on the degree to which you overclock

:Edit: uping the voltage will have a lot of an effect on the temps when compeared to uping the FSB

 

[LiGhTBoY]

Don't forget why it increases when you o/c the FSB.
.......OK I'll tell you =P :
Transistors (sp?) inside the processor were meant to run say......at......166hz......that is 166 on-off times in 1 sec. If you increase the hz then at 180 they will on-off at 180 times in 1 sec. (numbers are to show why (not real)).Naturally more times , means more friction, means more heat being produced.