My Q6600 is burning HOT! I have the following setup:
Q6600 OC @ 3.3GHz - 8 x 412FSB
Asus P5E-VM HDMI (Bios 0605, latest from last summer)
HSF Zalman CNPS 8000 running full speed
Corsair 4G RAM (5,5,5,15) Running 1:1
Roswell Case with two fans at max speed
RaidMax 730W
I understand thermal compound can make a difference but for now all I have is white silicone compound which I applied thin layer to both CPU and HS. I can't get the core temperature to go down any more than what it shows. The system seems to run stable for now but with Summer approaching, I really got to get this down... Even when it's hot, I can touch the base of the HSF with my bare hand and it just feels warm not hot. So could it be possibly Tjunction (DTS) sensor misread? I can't imagine Core Temp and Speedfan all reading the same Core volts though even if that's the case.
Do you have any suggestions you can throw at this?
Q6600 OC @ 3.3GHz - 8 x 412FSB
Asus P5E-VM HDMI (Bios 0605, latest from last summer)
HSF Zalman CNPS 8000 running full speed
Corsair 4G RAM (5,5,5,15) Running 1:1
Roswell Case with two fans at max speed
RaidMax 730W
I understand thermal compound can make a difference but for now all I have is white silicone compound which I applied thin layer to both CPU and HS. I can't get the core temperature to go down any more than what it shows. The system seems to run stable for now but with Summer approaching, I really got to get this down... Even when it's hot, I can touch the base of the HSF with my bare hand and it just feels warm not hot. So could it be possibly Tjunction (DTS) sensor misread? I can't imagine Core Temp and Speedfan all reading the same Core volts though even if that's the case.
Do you have any suggestions you can throw at this?