Okay so I was going to try and overclock this to 3 ghz, but i decided to run orthos on stock before I started to get some heat benchmarks. before I started core 0 and 1 were at 48c and core 2 and 3 were at 44c. As soon as I started up two instances of orthos the temps jumped to 71c on core 0 and 1 and 68c on core 2 and 3. this seems like a huge jump. My idle temps seem a little high also. I have a q6600 with b3 stepping, artic cooler 7 heatsink and a gigabyte p36ds3r mobo running in a antec 900 case. Is it possible that the temp readings are wrong when I feel the air coming out the back it does not seem warm at all. Im using rmclock to check temps. Any ideas to reduce the heat will be appriciated.
Message edited by havefun79 on 08-03-2007 at 07:53:45 PM
It is possible that you haven`t mounted the cooler properly or the cooler and the cap of the CPU aren`t making good contact. By the way that processor is hot.
I tried to remount the heatsink several diffent times. I even got the stock intel heatsink out and tried that. Stiil the best idle temps i could get were 48C on the hottesty core and 42C on the coolest. What am I doing wrong too much as5? too little? Or just a really hot cpu?
After several attepts at reseating the heatsink I was abble to get idle temps at 44C on core 0 and 39 on core 2 as the low and high. after running orthos for 2 hours the high is 68 and low at 64. This still seams high. is it possible that this is wrong. When I look at temps in the bios the read like 10C cooler. I want to overclock this chip, but at these temps their does not seem to be any room. Should I rma the chip or Am I still doing something wrong? Please give me some advise.
dose your case have good airflow? whats your room temp? are you using artic silver 5? if you are try to follow this guide http://www.arcticsilver.com/ins_ro [...] elas5.html and reapply it see if it helps...
your temps are definetely a little high for stock speed..
my Q6600 OC at 2.89 idle at 35-40 depends on core Full Load at 55 average and I have my voltage increase to 1.4volt as well.... im also on air cooling using zalman 9700 with artic silver 5
I;m using as5 and have tried that guide for using it. It is a little warm in the room 75 to 80F. the case has two intake fans and two exuast fans. I am thinking of rmaing the cpu if I cant get the temps down.
dose your case have good airflow? whats your room temp? are you using artic silver 5? if you are try to follow this guide http://www.arcticsilver.com/ins_ro [...] elas5.html and reapply it see if it helps...
your temps are definetely a little high for stock speed..
my Q6600 OC at 2.89 idle at 35-40 depends on core Full Load at 55 average and I have my voltage increase to 1.4volt as well.... im also on air cooling using zalman 9700 with artic silver 5
Did you have to put your voltage that high to get it to run stable? Or did you put it higher for extra stability? That seems pretty high for only 2.89ghz
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