F Fabrizio Jun 14, 2005 #26 Now it says that it's an Athlon xp 2000+! I'm happy I was not mad when I remembered that! Bye
H howard_hopkinso Posts: 21,238 +17 Jun 14, 2005 #27 Hey that`s great news mate. Is that temp of 62°c at idle or under load? If it`s at idle then that`s a bit hot. Regards Howard :grinthumb
Hey that`s great news mate. Is that temp of 62°c at idle or under load? If it`s at idle then that`s a bit hot. Regards Howard :grinthumb
F Fabrizio Jun 14, 2005 #28 It's when light working (like surfing the net) ! If I'm risking something I will just slow down the clock! Allright?
It's when light working (like surfing the net) ! If I'm risking something I will just slow down the clock! Allright?
R RealBlackStuff Posts: 6,450 +3 Jun 14, 2005 #29 Go to www.cpuidle.de and install CPUIdle. Should lower temps by about 10 degrees C. Check that you have proper thermal paste between CPU and cooler.
Go to www.cpuidle.de and install CPUIdle. Should lower temps by about 10 degrees C. Check that you have proper thermal paste between CPU and cooler.
F Fabrizio Jun 14, 2005 #30 I'm going to install that and let you know! Thanks! Yes, there is thermal paste between CPU and cooler, but I don't really know if it's proper. How can I?
I'm going to install that and let you know! Thanks! Yes, there is thermal paste between CPU and cooler, but I don't really know if it's proper. How can I?
R RealBlackStuff Posts: 6,450 +3 Jun 14, 2005 #32 As long as the paste is there, and your cooler is properly mounted on the CPU, you should be fine.
F Fabrizio Jun 14, 2005 #33 Still I can't run Pcmark04, because the comp crashes, and I think that's due to the heat!
R RealBlackStuff Posts: 6,450 +3 Jun 15, 2005 #34 Fabrizio said: It's when light working (like surfing the net) ! If I'm risking something I will just slow down the clock! Click to expand... If you are OCing, turn it down to default. Your PSU may also be too weak to sustain enough power for OC. Get a better cooler, like from Zalman.
Fabrizio said: It's when light working (like surfing the net) ! If I'm risking something I will just slow down the clock! Click to expand... If you are OCing, turn it down to default. Your PSU may also be too weak to sustain enough power for OC. Get a better cooler, like from Zalman.
F Fabrizio Jun 15, 2005 #35 No, I'm not overclocking, I just want the default speed: 1667mhz. I don't know why it is so hot! I just wanted to run pcmark04 to test the stability, as I know that involves lot of work for the cpu!
No, I'm not overclocking, I just want the default speed: 1667mhz. I don't know why it is so hot! I just wanted to run pcmark04 to test the stability, as I know that involves lot of work for the cpu!