Just upgraded my processor to 2500+ and was dabbling in some overclocking, just interested in what others thought about temps.
System is
Antec TruePower 380Watt
Athlon XP 2500+ (11*190=2090mhz) (stock HSF)
Abit NF7-S v2.0
Kingmax pc3500 2 X 256meg (2.5 3 3 6)
Gforce4 ti4200
At stock its sits around 47-50*C upped the FSB to 190mhz and stability became flaky, only lasted about 15 mins in prime 95, so increased the Vcore to 1.725v and its now stable but the temp goes from around 48*C idle up to 58*C under load. I was keen to try and increase the vcore and try and push it all the way to 200mhz fsb but the temp is a little to close to 60*C for my liking. The chip is locked so multi change is not an option. What is considered acceptable temp for Barton chips?...... Ive always thought of 60*C as my thresh hold.
I am using stock HSF how much temp decrease would I expect if I moved to a quality third party cooler. Those with the actual temperature variations they experience and the cooling models they used would be much appreciated.
Stupid bug.......you go squish now!
System is
Antec TruePower 380Watt
Athlon XP 2500+ (11*190=2090mhz) (stock HSF)
Abit NF7-S v2.0
Kingmax pc3500 2 X 256meg (2.5 3 3 6)
Gforce4 ti4200
At stock its sits around 47-50*C upped the FSB to 190mhz and stability became flaky, only lasted about 15 mins in prime 95, so increased the Vcore to 1.725v and its now stable but the temp goes from around 48*C idle up to 58*C under load. I was keen to try and increase the vcore and try and push it all the way to 200mhz fsb but the temp is a little to close to 60*C for my liking. The chip is locked so multi change is not an option. What is considered acceptable temp for Barton chips?...... Ive always thought of 60*C as my thresh hold.
I am using stock HSF how much temp decrease would I expect if I moved to a quality third party cooler. Those with the actual temperature variations they experience and the cooling models they used would be much appreciated.
Stupid bug.......you go squish now!
