I just purchases a Gigabyte X38-DQ6 to go along with my Q6600 B3.
I have a Scythe Ninja B and an Nexus 120 fan running at 12V (1050 RPM) in an Antec P-180 (with 2 additional Nexus 120 running as the top and rear exhaust fans). I used Artic Silver 5 on the heatsink
My idle temps are 40-43 and load temps are 50-55 using speedfan 4.33 (i think this is the rev)...are these temps good...my concern is that the idle may be a bit high (as i have seen other users with 35ish idle)...and the Ninja may not be seated properly, as i tried to shake the Ninja to see if anything is loose, and it appears firm
from what i hear speedfan doesn't detect the q6600 temp properly
its about 15 degrees too high. try coretemp and see... not sure if they fixed the problem in speedfan on newer version but i have 4.3.2 and i know thats true.
from what i hear speedfan doesn't detect the q6600 temp properly its about 15 degrees too high. try coretemp and see... not sure if they fixed the problem in speedfan on newer version but i have 4.3.2 and i know thats true.
Actually, the temperature is lower by 15C. This puts his Q6600 at dangerously high 65~70C. You want your temperature to be below 60C, if you're going to use it for a while (~2 years)
Did you OC the chip? If so, try bringing down the voltage first. If you can't get the voltage any lower, you should try to lower the clock.
If you did not OC the chip, you should consider re-seating the heatsink. You can touch the heatsink, to see if its hot. If it's not, then reseating is your best bet. Also, check your case flow, and make sure there is ample air going in the case, not out the case.
Message edited by yomamafor1 on 09-29-2007 at 05:36:56 AM
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