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  1. Ready2GoXtr

    Ready2GoXtr What's a Dremel?

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    I finally found out why my processor was running at 55c, the heat sink want touching it all the way, im lucky i did not screw up my processor now it runs at 30 c idle and 35 c working hard :D
     
    Ready2GoXtr, 10 Apr 2004
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  2. Quattro

    Quattro What's a Dremel?

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    Close to descruction??

    I used to have 2400+ that ran at 70*c...
    Now mine runs at 45*c load.
     
    Quattro, 10 Apr 2004
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  3. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    No offence to either of you, but what's the point in this thread? There's not really much to discuss, only how we've all managed to lower our temps by using X method instead of outdated method Y. :confused:
     
    Krikkit, 10 Apr 2004
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  4. orb

    orb satisfying.

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    Dont forget the T method
     
    orb, 11 Apr 2004
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  5. rio2

    rio2 What's a Dremel?

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    is very important a low temperature for life of your cpu is raccomandly max 55-60 °c for long life of this.use a good cpu fun and use case fun.by :D :D :D
     
    rio2, 11 Apr 2004
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  6. SlackeR

    SlackeR What's a Dremel?

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    OR the phasechange method :naughty:
     
    SlackeR, 11 Apr 2004
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  7. Ready2GoXtr

    Ready2GoXtr What's a Dremel?

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    yeah but mine idled at 55c
     
    Ready2GoXtr, 13 Apr 2004
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  8. Froggy

    Froggy What's a Dremel?

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    glad you found your problem. some how the other day my temps droped 10 degrees. i dunno what i did but i noticed that it was idleing at 25C and when i run Seti@home it only goes up to 35C. hell a couple months ago i was like 45c idle and just short of 60c under load. i really dunno what happend but im happy that its cold now.
     
    Froggy, 14 Apr 2004
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