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Thermalright SK-7 + Thermaltake Smartfan II, Idle: 35C Load: 40C.
Athlon XP 1700+ @ 2.00GHz 1.575vcore
Stepping: JIUHB:0310XPMW
Athlon XP 1700+ @ 2.00GHz 1.575vcore
Stepping: JIUHB:0310XPMW
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What HSF do you have ?
- Thread starter Dragonprince
- Start date
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- Nov 8, 2001
AMD HSF's listed by most efficient to least:
2x Thermalright SK-7 w/ 80mm 53cfm
Swiftec MCX462 w/120mm 108cfm
Glaciator 2 w/ 60mm 30cfm
2x Volcano 9 w 80mm 53cfm
Galaxy GC88 w/ 70mm 35cfm
AMD retail w/ 60mm 38cfm
Stock cooling devices:
Xeon HSF unknown model/fan
fujitus laptop stock cooling device
HP pavillion stock cooling device
I really think the temperatures are irrelevnat. they depend on the individual CPU, overclock settings, ambient temperature, and the method of collecting the data to read them. The highest I allow one of my palominos to reach is 56C (in a 90F room, read by external probe), the coolest temps on one of my Tbreds I've had was in the winter when the ambient temperature of the room was below freezing (20C read by external probe).
2x Thermalright SK-7 w/ 80mm 53cfm
Swiftec MCX462 w/120mm 108cfm
Glaciator 2 w/ 60mm 30cfm
2x Volcano 9 w 80mm 53cfm
Galaxy GC88 w/ 70mm 35cfm
AMD retail w/ 60mm 38cfm
Stock cooling devices:
Xeon HSF unknown model/fan
fujitus laptop stock cooling device
HP pavillion stock cooling device
I really think the temperatures are irrelevnat. they depend on the individual CPU, overclock settings, ambient temperature, and the method of collecting the data to read them. The highest I allow one of my palominos to reach is 56C (in a 90F room, read by external probe), the coolest temps on one of my Tbreds I've had was in the winter when the ambient temperature of the room was below freezing (20C read by external probe).
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- Location
- Australia
my 1800+ @ stock speed (1.53ghz) with a wbk38 heat sink and amd stock fan (so its quieter)
idle: 58C
load: 67C
rather shockin
idle: 58C
load: 67C
rather shockin
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- Dec 12, 2002
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
2100+ AIUHB 0301, 210x10.5, Globalwin WBK68 with all the crap in the sig and two additional case fans. Right now, my basement is a bit hot , ambient is 34-36C, load is somewhere around 52-54C, idles around 45-47C. I'm waiting for winter to come back around, I'll move it out to the unheated sunroom! 
We'll see what happens when I finally get an SK-7 (next time I go to Toronto) and point the Comair Rotron at it (235CFM). It's the overvolting for you, 0301...
We'll see what happens when I finally get an SK-7 (next time I go to Toronto) and point the Comair Rotron at it (235CFM). It's the overvolting for you, 0301...
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- Ohio
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2100+ @ 2.3ghz 190*12.5
1.7 vcore
Alpha 8045T
Tornado 80mm @ 5000 RPM
idle: 29c
load: 34C
2100+ @ 2.3ghz 190*12.5
1.7 vcore
Alpha 8045T
Tornado 80mm @ 5000 RPM
idle: 29c
load: 34C
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Barton2500+ at 200x11 (xp3200+) with arctic cooling copper silent 2 TC (20 dezibel max!!)
42 to 48 idle
50 to 58 load
The fan is temperature controlled so it gets a bit hot for a short time and then the fan ups its RPM a bit.
It's not too cool but it's rocksolid stable and it'so silent i can leave the PC on while sleep! (same room)
Might add that that cooler is 10 bucks.
42 to 48 idle
50 to 58 load
The fan is temperature controlled so it gets a bit hot for a short time and then the fan ups its RPM a bit.
It's not too cool but it's rocksolid stable and it'so silent i can leave the PC on while sleep! (same room)
Might add that that cooler is 10 bucks.
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Dragon, did you have any problems installing the Aerocool? I read in a review that it was hard to get the thing mounted.
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slk-800 with 80mm 3500rpm fan here
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Dr Thermal Ti-V7725L
45 idle, 51 load
are there some guides on installing the temp sensor on smart case fans II? since I have no idea where and how to stick it and would like to buy it, it would be sooo helpful.. thx
45 idle, 51 load
are there some guides on installing the temp sensor on smart case fans II? since I have no idea where and how to stick it
and would like to buy it, it would be sooo helpful.. thx
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Lapped AMD heatsink
2088MHz, 1.55v. 52C load/28C case.
2088MHz, 1.55v. 52C load/28C case.
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borg said:Dr Thermal Ti-V7725L
45 idle, 51 load
are there some guides on installing the temp sensor on smart case fans II? since I have no idea where and how to stick it
Don't bother with the sensor, it doesn't kick into high until 55C. Use the manual control.
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SLK-800 with Vantec Tornado, that sounds like a boeing 777.
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- Maple Grove, Minnesota
Motley said:
It is alot harder than any other cpu hsf for the athlon i've seen.
anyways, I have a shuttle heatpipe, and temps stay in the upper 30's idle in about a 70-72 degree room. Load they are around 46.
Temps will vary system to system of course, depending on system components, case cooling, fsb and room temp.
With a room temp of 75 degrees F, on my shuttle an35n and a 2500+ @ 3200+ (11x200) I use a slk900a with a 92mm tornado attached to a sunbean fan controller.
I run it at a fairly quiet 2600, never on top speed unless for testing.
idle - 35c
load 39c
I use a temp sensor on the bottom of my cpu.
With a room temp of 75 degrees F, on my shuttle an35n and a 2500+ @ 3200+ (11x200) I use a slk900a with a 92mm tornado attached to a sunbean fan controller.
I run it at a fairly quiet 2600, never on top speed unless for testing.
idle - 35c
load 39c
I use a temp sensor on the bottom of my cpu.
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W00t! I just strapped on my new SK7 that arrived today!
Stable at 46C load/42C idle! The only way I could do even close to that before was let it boil coffee at 58C. The SK7 is doing at _least_ 10C better under most circumstances than my old aluminum piece of crap (granted the piece of crap was designed for a Palomino 1800+, but still...)
AXDA AIUHB 2100+ 0301MPMW
Had it running at 237x10.5, but had to back it down a bit (not prepared to give it 2v just yet, not without something for the MOSFETs). It's running at 1.9v. God, I need another stick of DDR, that dual-channel 333 would go really well with my 460FSB. I wonder if I can push the FSB to 533...
Stable at 46C load/42C idle! The only way I could do even close to that before was let it boil coffee at 58C. The SK7 is doing at _least_ 10C better under most circumstances than my old aluminum piece of crap (granted the piece of crap was designed for a Palomino 1800+, but still...)
AXDA AIUHB 2100+ 0301MPMW
Had it running at 237x10.5, but had to back it down a bit (not prepared to give it 2v just yet, not without something for the MOSFETs). It's running at 1.9v. God, I need another stick of DDR, that dual-channel 333 would go really well with my 460FSB. I wonder if I can push the FSB to 533...
