Tbird/ Duron Temp &VCORE poll

[mark_h]

abit kt7a
900athlon@1150 10*105
1.75v (reported 1.83)
case temp 31c
cpu idle 16c, full load 18c (2 hours of seti)
yes its water cooled (open system)

 

[Guest]

T-Bird 850
100x8.5=850Mhz
VCore=1.85
Idle=27C
Full Load=40C


Yes, I'm the BOY who got Win98 to load in under 10 sec... ah....

 

[igottaknife]

A7V 1005
1000MHz B
Vcore 1.85
(114MHz x 11) 1254MHz
idle 40C
stressed 49C

Stable performance from the CPU/Mobo/RAM, but the Sound Blaster Live makes popping noises so I run it at 1100

Your Signature Sucks<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by igottaknife on 07/05/01 09:18 AM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[hmg57]

AXIA 1.2GHz not overclocked
Volcano HSF but no case fans
idle temp: 50 C
full load: 65 C
Will get a Silverado NoiseControl and 2 80mm fans this fall for some OC'ing

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear, Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair...

 

[Schmide]

Swiftech/Windtunnle II
AXIA 1333/266 on EPOX EP-8K7A
136x11.5 1564mhz at 1.95v max cpu temp under load was 35deg
Now 142x11 1562 at 2.03v CPU temp 38deg load

Vapochill Socket A
AYHJA 1400/266 On a Gigabyte GA-7DXR 761
1668/138x12/1.725v
Evaporator Temp -11c back of cpu 12c(idle)20c(load)

New stats on the Vapochill
Now running at 1694/154x11/1.825v
Evaporator Temp -9c back of cpu 14c(idle)25c(load)
Just a hair shy of 1700

Schmide<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Schmide on 08/08/01 02:06 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[munkey]

something decided it didn't like the 143Mhz FSB. so i decided to start over with a new HS/F and a fresh coat of AS-II. new system specs are:
Asus A7V133 BIOS 1005
Duron 850@1062 (125*8.5)
VCore 1.75 reports 1.81
HS/F Thermaltake 6Cu+ (lapped)
temp idle ???
temp load 46C is the highest its been with the new HS/F.

i know those temps seen a little high but i live in north texas where the daytime temp is close to 100 degrees everyday and i have a really crappy ac unit. ambient temp is usually around 33-35C. so i figure ten degress over abient ain't so bad..

is this reality... i thought it would more realistic.<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by munkey on 08/08/01 01:10 AM.</EM></FONT></P>

 

[peach]

<font color=blue>I have run two procs in my system:
Mobo: Abit KT7A-RAID
PS: Powmax 400w Dual Fan
Case Cooling: 2x 120x38 Sunon intake over mobo in series (half voltage to lower db), 7x 80 exhaust
Case Temp: 22c/71F

CPU: 1.2 AXIA 9 Stepping w/ GlobalWin FOP 32 w/ Artic Silver 2
Speed:1.4 (133/33 + 7 FSB x 10)***
CPU Drive strength:2
I/O:3.6v
VCORE: 1.85v (1.93v reported)
Idle: 25C/77F
24hrs Seti: 30c/85F

CPU: 750 Duron w/ GlobalWin FOP 32 w/ Artic Silver 2
Speed:1.05 (100/33 + 10 FSB x 9.5)
CPU Drive strength:2
I/O:3.5v
VCORE: 1.7v
Idle: 23C/73F
24hrs Seti: 25C/77F

***I got a reported 1.6 (was set at 1.38 but was running at 1.597) to run stable once but after reboot never been able to duplicate 😡
I have been able to post at higher speeds (never booted above 1.5), but 1.4 is rock solid and I use this computer for work so it works for me :tongue: .


😎 <i><font color=blue>on company time....</i>

 

[Guest]

10C too high? thats seems like a lot. what causes this, probe TOO CLOSE to the chip? how can it return data higher than the actual chip is?

If you check AMD's website they have the specs for where exactly the probe should be located for proper temp readings. I think it is a hole drilled .5 mm into the HS or something along those lines. Check it out yourself I haven't been there in a while. Anyway, the probe that is one the motherboard can't get there so they try to guess with a mathematical formula. They take the temp in the cavity of the socket and then extrapolate from there. Obviously, Asus didn't do their homework.