Pentium D Stock cooler Info

I need info about the stock Pentium D 920 cooler please. Link please.

Every time i search for socket 775 HSF, it always result non-stock coolers.

Max speed, heatsink and everything. RPM.

I, too, want to know more info on stock Intel 775 coolers as I'm swapping over from 478-pin. My interest is in quiet & warranty rather than frantic & expensive fails.

Currently I have four stock Intel 775 coolers ...

1) is small with an aluminium core, weight approx 330gm, 7-blade fan runs at approx 2,400rpm
2) is large with an aluminium core, weight approx 350gm, 9-blade fan runs at approx 2,200rpm
3) is small with a copper core, weight approx 460gm, 7-blade fan runs at approx 2,400rpm
4) is large with an copper core, weight approx 480gm, 9-blade fan runs at approx 2,200rpm

Pic of all four follows ... http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/ [...] cFansb.jpg

I also see this small-looking one for the EE965 is OK up to 4.26ghz - yes, on air! But no rpm/temperature info http://images.tomshardware.com/200 [...] cooler.jpg

Also, I can lap these stock LGA heatsinks rather sucessfully ... http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/ [...] adOn1a.jpg

Any help on sorting these four heatsinks into some sort of standard processor upper limit would be much appreciated.

Cheers, Ray
(Where I'm coming from ... Abit IC7-MAX3 running a 30-capper 2.8C & stock, lapped, Intel EE HSF & ShinEtsu Microsi paste - the fan is set to run at 60% through the Abit BIOS and does 1,240rpm, CPU idle temp 39C ambient temp 25C ... think "very, very quiet" )

Three things ...

a) check the CPU fan speed in RPM (via Sandra, MBM, ASUS PC Probe or if no windows software is available, from the ASUS BIOS - shown in "PC Health" I believe) - what speed does the fan operate at?
b) the Intel fans all have a code printed on the holographic logo in white ink e.g., C25897-001, C25704-002, C91968-002 etc. What does your fan show?
c) when you say "got a greenish center" do you mean the centre of the fan (the label itself) is green?

Cheers, Ray

OK, next time it's convenient can you publish the fan code? A pic (or preferably a link to a pic - I'm on a 56k modem at the mo') would be much appreciated. Post here or PM is fine. Cheers, Ray

Yeah - no rush whatsoever! I've been on this trail for weeks and am content to get whatever info I can & whenever I can. Sorry I couldn't help with your original question. Cheers, Ray

Ill give you info on the stock cooler:

it runs at about 2400 rpm

its noizy

its a pain in the ass to put in and to take out. Those 4 push pins are sooo dam finnnicky.

Some MBs have the ability in BIOS to reduce the rpm of the fan when the CPU is idle or cool, otherwise it will always spin at 2400rpm.

In my opnion the stock intel cooler is noizy compared to say a zalman 7700 with a 2000rmp fan.

Its not like you will get a masive headache with an intel fan... if you dont oc it it will surfice temperature wise just leave it and save the money.

Yeah - I know what you mean!

I've tried all four of those Intel fans and IMHO they're quiet enough @ 2,200/ 2,400prm to be drowned by other noise ... when used for day-to-day tasks. But they will get "busy" when things aren't right ... or when the CPU is running at 100%.

Is there any info on the stock upper processor speed limits for those four Intel HSF's? (See msg# 8 above)

sorry to hear about the arm
wish you a swift recovery.
must have broke it lifting that stock cooler

sounds odd 8O

I had one fail when the 920 first hit the market.
but switched to zalman for overclock reasons.
whas your temps ?
might not be seated correctly

that vcore is insane.
even idle.
cpu fan a little low but idle will be lower.
what mobo do you have ?
if you have pc probe II load it and get all the voltages .
if not download from the asus site.
you need to check the psu voltages (12 volt rail)
might be failing.
disable Q fan if laoded in bios to stabalize.

wrong .3 is minumum in design but dont recall vcore dropping that low @ normal idle intrival

12 volt a little low .
considering under load that voltage will drop with a 350wt psu.
the cpu will drop vcore at idle (intel design)
good feature .
for now you are more conserned with the fan fluctuation.
do you have q fan or other fan moniter settings in bios.

you could adjust vcore manually to 1.28 to 1.3 volts to see if fan will stabilize.
the fan will cycle cold by default with vcore drops but should be fairly stable under load.
the cycle should be almost inaudible. except under extreeme load under high temps and that fan should roar.
do you possibly hear another fan failing (psu) or chassis

pm me

Thats hot on the gpu.
some say its ok.
but its toasty.
mine never hits 65C

the rest looks great

I missed that 5 volt reading.
if the reported voltage is right .
you need a psu.
your fan if its stock is cooling just fine although the speed is odd.should report higher speed
your at stock frequency so you wont be that hot anyway.
all in all
find another reporting software (asus pc probe) on the instalation cd or web site.
Ill check tomorrow for your update.
if your up for awhile and just cant resist crashing that rig run 3dmark2006 a few times.
that will toast your gpu.
you know 88 deg C is around boiling temps. so I would consider checking that gpu heatsink
watch that arm.

Nothing work, i tried: speedfan, MMB5, asus probe, only everest and bios tell me the right temps. Others tell me 0c temps OR saying error that no sensors.

I buyed 3d mark 2006 ill run it right now but it lag A LOT!

Bump.

PSU is failing? What do you mean?

asus probe 2 wont read my voltages / temps, it gives 0 to all.

My +5 is: 4,97 - 4,99, it changes.

+12 is for HDD, and drives, nothing to do with gfx card.

I tried Sis Sandra, when i go to hardware monitor, it give a bunch of error messages about not detecting any temps.

VCore is for CPU right? If it was too low, it wont be @ 2800 MHz.

How much watts does my whole computer uses?

Bump.

I don't have the CPU box. Anyway, i just found of my GFX card fan is doing weird sound like bearing, you know a helecopter? It does like it.