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- Jun 23, 2001
Hey guys ... I was just next door, and they suggested I ask you:
I bought this CPU from a friend. This was a great upgrade for me, and still is, but I was hoping to overclock this chip.
I can, up to about 800Mhz - but the chip temp. runs about 53 degrees C @ 700Mhz. I know that is WAY too much, but it's a stock everything.
I have looked at the Peltier, and feel like it was not done properly. It comes apart really easy, and I noticed that the PIII 700 has a very small 'rise' in the center. That's the only place to make heat transfer. I need more paste on that, for one thing.
Also, there is a huge gap surrounding the whole chip -- air. I think this Peltier is smothering the chip, causing for such high temps. Case temp is about 32 degrees C.
What can I do? Everything is stable, and I can't believe this this runs at 50+ degrees C!! It has been for over a year now.
I want to re-do this Peltier setup properly. What should I buy (paste, etc.) to do this cooler right?
Thanks -
Jeff
I bought this CPU from a friend. This was a great upgrade for me, and still is, but I was hoping to overclock this chip.
I can, up to about 800Mhz - but the chip temp. runs about 53 degrees C @ 700Mhz. I know that is WAY too much, but it's a stock everything.
I have looked at the Peltier, and feel like it was not done properly. It comes apart really easy, and I noticed that the PIII 700 has a very small 'rise' in the center. That's the only place to make heat transfer. I need more paste on that, for one thing.
Also, there is a huge gap surrounding the whole chip -- air. I think this Peltier is smothering the chip, causing for such high temps. Case temp is about 32 degrees C.
What can I do? Everything is stable, and I can't believe this this runs at 50+ degrees C!! It has been for over a year now.
I want to re-do this Peltier setup properly. What should I buy (paste, etc.) to do this cooler right?
Thanks -
Jeff