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GuPPie

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To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:35

Today I installed my Aqua computer kit, I have an Evo 120, A normal Cuplex cpu cooler and The hydor L20.

The water flows on this way: Hydor - Cuplex - evo 120 - Aquatube- hyfor.

Now my CPU temp is 48 C idle en 53 full load.

That's kinda high isn't it?

If you need more info to answer my question, feel free to ask :)

And when writing an english answer is to hard for you, try German ;D

GuPPie ( Niederländer )

Steppenwolf

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:36

what processor do you need?
How hot is the air in your room?

Sry for my bad english.

so long sTeppe
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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:38

I have an T-bred 2400+ Room temp I dont know :S but my case tem is ( wich is open ) : 35 C

Hayes

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:40

Your CPU Temp is great!
Trust me!
Peace - Love - Linux

Steppenwolf

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:41

yes then your temperatur is a bit high. Have you the "3Nasenhalterung" oder the "4-Lochhalterung?? Have you used Thermal Greese? If yes look if its too much or to less.

so long sTeppe
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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:46

I used AS 3 I will check now how much there is on it :)

Can I lay down my case with everything in it?

I have the 3 nase halterung ( oder so ) :)

oh and ehm I have a little over clock: 14x150 :P to small to increase temp :)
2000@2100 :P
Vcore is still the same

Steppenwolf

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:48

yes normally is this possible. ;)
Another question have you an fan on the radiator if yes what type and with wich voltage?
so long sTeppe
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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:50

A Papst ( low noice ) at 12 V It doesn't blow but it sucks :P as you know what I mean :P

See you in a minit, gonna check AS 3 :)

Steppenwolf

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 00:52

yes then your temperatur is really a bit high.
I have
Pump-"Spannungswandler"-CPU-NB-PSU-Evo120-AB
and 50°C on the processor and 40-42°C in the case my Papst is also sucking.

so long sTeppe
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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:03

Hmm. ok I removed a bit of AS 3 , wasn;t much on it biut just to try, At the momentn mijn temp is 45 C Stabel, I will check again after a few mins

Brain

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:07

Which mobo do you have?

Steppenwolf

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:08

45°C is ok i think.
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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:12

temp is 47 again, water seems to warm up fast  ( till 48 C )

I have an Albatron Kt400 ( Maby a lousy temp sensor?)

GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:19

Oh and everything is with case open, so.....

Hoebbel

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:27

ahh een nederlander :)

ik spreek een beetje nederlandse, maar niet zo goed ;)

Kun jij me zeggen waar de radiator is?

Groetjes Kai

GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:52

I the front of the case... on the floor,with 1 outtake fan sucking

Damn, case temp rises to 40 Degrees :S

GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:55

I can set a picture online, of someone can tell me how, and has some space on the net

ThaDog

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 01:59

Ik kan nog een beetje meer nederlands, hehe.

Ok, ik denk dat je Temps heel erg in orde zijn.
Wat ik wel graag zou willen weten is je water temp en je kamer temp.
Dat kan je goed nameten met een koortsthermometer........ vooral omdat je een AquaTube hebt.

Wat ook heel veel helpt is een kleine 80 mm Fan op je "spannungswandler" te laten blazen. ( geen idee hoe je "spannungwandler" vertalen kan........ ik ben al te lang weg uit Nederland........ gotver......... ).
Daardoor gaat je CPU temp met een paar graden naar beneden.
Dit komt doordat je "spannungswandler" de Temp sensor van je Motherboard verhitten........ begrijp je wat ik bedoel ?

groetjes,

ThaDog

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GuPPie

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 02:16

Thermometer slaat over de 42 graden heen bij meten van water temp :P

The water temp is over 42 degrees!!!!
in 1 sconde it goves 41.7 and the it crashes :P

454-bigblock

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Re: To warm CPU?

Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 02:43

Maybe the problem is the high room-temperature.
If you are living "under the roof", it is no surprise if your room-temperature is 40 degrees or more.
48°C idle is ok, if the Nederlande has such high temperatures as Germany these days.

are there reasons why you worry about the temperature?
I don´t think anybody with a regular air-cooler has better temperatures these days.


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