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athlon 2800+ barton core
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10. September 2005 @ 13:28 |
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i was wondering about the cpu diode temp of a barton core 2800 should be. i oc'ed mine from 2.08 to 2.13 and the cpu diode read a maximum temp of 88c, but the comp was running fine, and the mobo didn't trip the computer of for over heating. i was wonderin cause to me the temp seems high. right now it's for the most part at a low load, the cpu temp from under it is 51c and the cpu diode temp is 68c. anyways, i was just wondering what the specs were for the cpu and such, and if my compy will be safe (i'm hopin that the overheating safty works, which it should)
i'm 6 minutes into a stress test at stock settings
it's running just as hot as it did before, which leads me to belive, it's prefectly safe running when it peaks out at 60c
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11. September 2005 @ 15:30 |
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88c is getting a bit too hot for an amd.
what cooling are you using?
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12. September 2005 @ 14:50 |
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hello sagara, i have and xp 2800 o´c to 2.4ghz im getting 47-50c now in the summer because i dont have ac in my apartment.
but 88 C is above the safe limit of 85c according to amd. are you reading those temps from a application run in window or the bios of your mobo (later is more accurate).
but first:
1-what cooling are u using?
2-thermal compound?
3-mobo model
i dont think is really runnig stable at 88 C° but could happen
Dr.xp
Pentium D 805 2.66ghz
Foxconn 8400 GS 512 GDDR2 PCI-EX
2gb DDR2 Pc2-5300
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12. September 2005 @ 15:12 |
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that 88c is from the cpu diode. the reading at 88c from the socket was about 65c. the confusion is people i guess aren't used to the readings from the diode, which is way higher than the socket temp. oh well, i cleaned my heatsink, and now running at 2.15ghz at 1.7v it idles at 45c and about 61-63 at full load
i'm using the a7n8x deluxe v2 and as for the thermal compound, i don't know, since my dad's friend built it, and he's rather good at building them. umm what else..oh, i have the stock heatsink and fan, the case is an antec soho server case, with 2 exhaust fans in the back, and 1 intake on the front. the psu has 3 fans, all exhaust
also, theres no way my mobo will let it run with a socket temp of 88c, actually, my comp would be fried by then. the hottest i have ever seen the socket temp get, was 67c and that was runing cpuburn at 2.2ghz at 1.8v for like 35minutes. it is stable with prime95, for the most part. i haven't had the time to let it burn for more than an hour, but in that hour, it passed every test
athlon xp 2800+ 2.21ghz (177x12.5 at 1.8v)
48c idle, 61c full load
Asus A7N8X Deluxe V2
512mb pc3200 ram
Radeon 9200 graphics card
20gb hdd from a gateway performance 1000
120gb seagate hdd
Kingwin 450watt psu
Antec Soho server case with 3 fans (2 exhaust on the back, one intake on the door)
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13. September 2005 @ 05:25 |
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i have the volcano 12 too,like dr xp.great heatsink cools my 2800+ to 37c idle 48c xtreamload.hey dr xp ,love that jet engine sound helps me fall asleep in my comp chair[lol]but i have some killer klipsch 5.1 ultras, so when i start kicking it and get my game on,i dont even hear it anymore
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13. September 2005 @ 06:30 |
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even when im not playing i dont hear it because im so use to that powerful sound relaxes me jejejeje
Dr.xp
Pentium D 805 2.66ghz
Foxconn 8400 GS 512 GDDR2 PCI-EX
2gb DDR2 Pc2-5300
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rugripper
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13. September 2005 @ 06:36 |
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yeah man lol[laughing out loud]
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jonni3
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13. September 2005 @ 06:46 |
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sagara, change the HSF for a better quality one as the stock HSF ain't really up to much when you try to o.c a 2800+ , also use some Artic silver 5 (AS5) thermal compound and those temps should drop ..... you using to much v.core for a small o.c for 2.2G you could use 1.675 - 1.7 v, that will also reduce your temps ......
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13. September 2005 @ 07:50 |
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thats right jonni3 i used artic silver 5 and it cut 5-7 C degrees
it really work!!!.
segara when you boot your pc what bios versio says you have 1000 or 1011,1012??
Dr.xp
Pentium D 805 2.66ghz
Foxconn 8400 GS 512 GDDR2 PCI-EX
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13. September 2005 @ 10:39 |
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i'll check teh bios version when i get home, i can't remember what it said. and as for teh voltage, prime95 quits testing it after a minute cause it's not 100% stable till it hits 1.8v then i can run it all i want. and all those damn fans, i've got let's see 3 psu fans, 3 case fans, the little fan on the graphics card, and the cpu fan. so, 8 in all hahaha. actually, i think mky bios is 1015 yeah, the bios version is 1015. and even though i only overclocked it from 2.08 to 2.21, it needed the voltage to go up to run stable. when i went to 2.15 it needed 1.7 before i could get prime95 to run for more than 5 minutes, when i hit 1.7 it ran as long as i wanted it to. then when i went to 2.21 (177mhs fsb) it needed 1.8v
i haven't finished cleaning the heatsink either, it's still half full of dust, even then, it never gets higher than 60c at full load. i deffinetly remember the bios being 1015, because when i was lookin around for some info on the mobo, some lists only had up to 1012 cause they weren't updated in a while.
athlon xp 2800+ 2.21ghz (177x12.5 at 1.8v)
48c idle, 61c full load
Asus A7N8X Deluxe V2
512mb pc3200 ram
Radeon 9200 graphics card
20gb hdd from a gateway performance 1000
120gb seagate hdd
Kingwin 450watt psu
Antec Soho server case with 3 fans (2 exhaust on the back, one intake on the door)
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jonni3
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13. September 2005 @ 10:47 |
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The v.core is kinda strange, i run my 2800+ @ 2.4Ghz @ 1.8 v.core @ 191 FSB & can do 2.5Ghz @ 1.85v @ 200 FSB 100% stable .... yours just seems a bit to high for your o.c, if you can increase the ram voltage try that by .1 - .2 volts & lower the v.core to 1.7v then try prime95 & see if it's stable ...
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13. September 2005 @ 10:57 |
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i already increased teh ram voltage from 2.6 to 2.8. the vcore for some reason has to be at 1.8 before it'll run prime95 without failing. maybe it's just the setup i have with the mobo and what not, but i'll just workin on cleaning out my heatsink to lower it another 5 degrees (no kidding, i cleaned it half way and my idle and full load temps dropped 5 degrees)
athlon xp 2800+ 2.21ghz (177x12.5 at 1.8v)
48c idle, 61c full load
Asus A7N8X Deluxe V2
512mb pc3200 ram
Radeon 9200 graphics card
20gb hdd from a gateway performance 1000
120gb seagate hdd
Kingwin 450watt psu
Antec Soho server case with 3 fans (2 exhaust on the back, one intake on the door)
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