How is your FSB chip temp.?!
How is your FSB chip temp.?!
although my CPU are allways working on sthg like the UD agent for grid.org...they never go over the limit of 50°C!! and they never go under 40°C either...
it is after all 533@544 for now...
but my FSB chipset runnes a little hotter, even though i have put on it an old Pentium I cooler with 50x50mm fan...it's running @68MHz for now...
it never goes under 45°C, right now as i'm writing you this it is at 49°C, and somethimes during the sommer it goes even over to 55°C...
so my question is, is it OK?!
can you post your results?! (be carefull, 'cause Sandra has mixed up the temp., as is the MBM also...chipset temp in programs is CPU1, CPU1 is CPU2 - usually the coolest, and CPU2 is the chipset)
so the results wirte like this:
CPU@running MHz, CPU1=XY CPU2=XZ
FSB@running MHz =ZY
when all of us post results, we would know more...
so here are my results:
533@544, CPU1=42°C CPU2=39°C
FSB@68=49°C
it is after all 533@544 for now...
but my FSB chipset runnes a little hotter, even though i have put on it an old Pentium I cooler with 50x50mm fan...it's running @68MHz for now...
it never goes under 45°C, right now as i'm writing you this it is at 49°C, and somethimes during the sommer it goes even over to 55°C...
so my question is, is it OK?!
can you post your results?! (be carefull, 'cause Sandra has mixed up the temp., as is the MBM also...chipset temp in programs is CPU1, CPU1 is CPU2 - usually the coolest, and CPU2 is the chipset)
so the results wirte like this:
CPU@running MHz, CPU1=XY CPU2=XZ
FSB@running MHz =ZY
when all of us post results, we would know more...
so here are my results:
533@544, CPU1=42°C CPU2=39°C
FSB@68=49°C
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The third temperature reading is not the BX northbridge's temperature.
The sensor is actually located inbetween the two groups of four capacitors above the AGP slot. It is labelled RT3.
The sensor is actually located inbetween the two groups of four capacitors above the AGP slot. It is labelled RT3.
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