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AMD's recommended Temps?

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by GunDam, 18 Oct 2002.

  1. GunDam

    GunDam Minimodder

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    I've just finished helping a m8 build his pc, and coz he's a tight & lazy git :rolleyes: he's bought a retail XP2100 that comes with AMD's own HSF.

    The HSF is surpising p00 as it idles @ 56*C compared to my XP2200 @ 36*C on a Swiftech ( btw thx b1g-d0g ) with a very modest fan.

    Should we be concerned about the 56*C temp? After all it is using AMD's own HSF. Can anyone tell me wot the recommended Temp range is for XP's?
     
  2. felix the cat

    felix the cat Spaceman Spiff

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    56 is quite high...wat mobo is it though??
     
  3. GunDam

    GunDam Minimodder

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    Abit KX7-333
     
  4. felix the cat

    felix the cat Spaceman Spiff

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    get a taisol 760...its 13 pounds, but worth it, if you think about the price of the mobo, cpu which it might save from overheating...
     
  5. IsaacSibson

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    I'd put the Akasa AK821Q above the 760, but I've not actually done the test yet (waiting on a test rig).

    The temp is high, but without overclocking, it should be sustainable. However, I would not be comfortable with that, and recommend a change in cooling setup. What's the case temp at? That may be the problem, rather than the HSF.
     

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