Hello everyone, I'm new to the forums and new to the seti team. Thought I would break the ice and say hello. I've been a lurker for years, coming to the forums to read up and keep up with new tech. Not sure why I didn't join up until now lol.
I've tried running seti in the past on older systems without much luck so i'm giving it another shot. Noticed the boinc manager is quite a bit different and there are some changes from the original sticky so I kind of just gave it a go. Unfortunately I don't have an nvidia card and seti doesn't make use of ati gpu boosts.
After running seti@home the past 9 hours at full cpu usage I checked my temps. They don't seem too bad to me, but I really don't max my system too much to compare it to. Don't laugh, it's an older setup - c2d e8400 @ 3.9ghz and managed to keep temps at 45-46c. FSB is at 435.8, so a slight overclock on the ram as well, both running at a 1:1 ratio. I'm curious to know if that sounds decent cooling on air, I know the c2d's run a bit cooler than others. I have a screenshot showing everest cpuid but not sure how or where to post it.
I've tried running seti in the past on older systems without much luck so i'm giving it another shot. Noticed the boinc manager is quite a bit different and there are some changes from the original sticky so I kind of just gave it a go. Unfortunately I don't have an nvidia card and seti doesn't make use of ati gpu boosts.
After running seti@home the past 9 hours at full cpu usage I checked my temps. They don't seem too bad to me, but I really don't max my system too much to compare it to. Don't laugh, it's an older setup - c2d e8400 @ 3.9ghz and managed to keep temps at 45-46c. FSB is at 435.8, so a slight overclock on the ram as well, both running at a 1:1 ratio. I'm curious to know if that sounds decent cooling on air, I know the c2d's run a bit cooler than others. I have a screenshot showing everest cpuid but not sure how or where to post it.
