Thought It was fixed and then It wasnt

kalx · Feb 7, 2003, 09:32 AM

Rite it now seems my problem stems to heat i reckon cos my cpu internal temp is 74 and my shutdown in my bios is 75
So i guess it must be getting too hot , So i guess its time to get the artic silver out , can any one suggest the bets type of fan for a 1900 not too expensive but will do the job.
And also a guide for sorting the ati radeon pelter woudl be nice

The_Neon_Cowboy · Feb 7, 2003, 12:39 PM

Volcano 6cu+ will work.. is cheap and cools ok... amd aproved up to 2100+

complete list of aproved coolers at amd....
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/...8^4356,00.html

then lookem up on pricewatch to get the best price... pluse look into some extra case fans

blown503 · Feb 7, 2003, 01:21 PM

I recomend the thermotake vocano 9 . I purchased one online for 27 bucks with cool mod leds in the fan and my computer idles at 102 deg at ambient temp of 71 deg. It was around 118-222 before with a volcano 7

kalx · Feb 7, 2003, 02:45 PM

Hmm this is confusing your temp is 71 degrees ? What is the normal temperaters for the 3 temps given by the bios tempo readings ?
Can ppl list thiers so i can conpare to see if indeed heating is an issue.

Junk · Feb 7, 2003, 03:09 PM

My AMD used to run around 100F, and never really got over 110F, even on hot days.

kalx · Feb 8, 2003, 09:15 PM

Rite Ive sorted it finally It was heat
I got some Artic Silver Removed my heat sink go t rid of the junk and put some new artic silver 3 on and now its stays aroudn 54 instead of 74

Artic Silver is amazing.

WyreTheWolf · Feb 10, 2003, 10:11 PM

I hate to sound negitive... but even with standard HS grease, your temps should not have been that high... unless the HSF was not seated properly. AS3 vs. Dow Corning (standard HS grease) will make 5-7 degrees difference... and that is an improvement, but 20 degrees! That isnt just the AS3... that really sounds like the HSF was not seated properly. But, as long as it is sorted out. Also... 54*C still isnt great, you might want to look into better cooling... and if you dont have any case fans, or if you only have one... gets some, the HSF can only get more efficient as temps drop. Good luck!

The_Neon_Cowboy · Feb 10, 2003, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Junk
My AMD used to run around 100F, and never really got over 110F, even on hot days.

just abit above room temp here ... abt 36-38C

Quote:

Originally posted by kalx
Rite it now seems my problem stems to heat i reckon cos my cpu internal temp is 74 and my shutdown in my bios is 75
So i guess it must be getting too hot , So i guess its time to get the artic silver out , can any one suggest the bets type of fan for a 1900 not too expensive but will do the job.
And also a guide for sorting the ati radeon pelter woudl be nice

By the way I wount completely trust you mobo sensor... I use anther sensor to make sure its right (motherboard sensors can be flaky). Also I use the tuch test... I run my system game for a whiler bechmark what ever... get that cpu hot... now reach in case off (dont tuch nothing but what I tell ya or you'll desrve what ya get.. zzzz shock...), reach in and tuch your cpu cooler along the side, if it feels warm to the touch, heatsink fan sucks or you cpu votage is set to high (be carefull not to tuch the caps ect around your cpu)

if your at 54C setting your too hot!! as a rule of thub at the shop never above 50.... even under load... get a new cooler!

Quote:

Originally posted by WyreTheWolf
I hate to sound negitive... but even with standard HS grease, your temps should not have been that high... unless the HSF was not seated properly. AS3 vs. Dow Corning (standard HS grease) will make 5-7 degrees difference... and that is an improvement, but 20 degrees! That isnt just the AS3... that really sounds like the HSF was not seated properly. But, as long as it is sorted out. Also... 54*C still isnt great, you might want to look into better cooling... and if you dont have any case fans, or if you only have one... gets some, the HSF can only get more efficient as temps drop. Good luck!

I agree eather his cpu was seated wrong or his thermal paste was contamiated, or he had way too much on thier.... He has probubly forget to ben the mobo sensor up a lillt before repaceing it or has accidentally bent it down so its not reading all the heat! would be my best guesses

kalx · Feb 11, 2003, 12:55 AM

just like to say that before This happened my computer had been running fine for 6 months odd
Without temperature problems so the heatsink / fan was obversly put on correctly
maybe the greese broke down , who knows

To be honest the heat seems fine judging by everyone in my houses temps which seem to be higher than mine.
I reckont eh crash was caused by teh mb cutting out (as i had the bios set to cut out at 75) .
Can`t really ffink of much else i can do to my computer to make it cooler (4 fans) in case without going to water cooling.
Which seems a bit extreme just to get my cpu down a little.

(Before anyone flames me for inacturacies I`m a coder not a hardware guru )

WyreTheWolf · Feb 11, 2003, 01:05 AM

Well with massive overclocking, and HUGE amounts of power being thrown to my 1600+ (running at a little over 1900Mhz) my Idle temps are in the low 30s, and my max temps are in the low 40s when at 100% CPU usage. Using a Thermaltake Volacno 7+ (highly recommended - but not for newbies)

Feb 7, 2003, 09:32 AM	#1
kalx DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Evil Mountain Lair Posts: 248 Rep Power: 0	Thought It was fixed and then It wasnt Rite it now seems my problem stems to heat i reckon cos my cpu internal temp is 74 and my shutdown in my bios is 75 So i guess it must be getting too hot , So i guess its time to get the artic silver out , can any one suggest the bets type of fan for a 1900 not too expensive but will do the job. And also a guide for sorting the ati radeon pelter woudl be nice

Feb 7, 2003, 03:09 PM	#5
Junk DriverHeaven Addict Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 395 Rep Power: 0	My AMD used to run around 100F, and never really got over 110F, even on hot days. __________________

Feb 7, 2003, 12:39 PM	#2
The_Neon_Cowboy HardwareHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 16,009 Rep Power: 92 System Specs	Volcano 6cu+ will work.. is cheap and cools ok... amd aproved up to 2100+ complete list of aproved coolers at amd.... http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/...8^4356,00.html then lookem up on pricewatch to get the best price... pluse look into some extra case fans

Feb 7, 2003, 01:21 PM	#3
blown503 HardwareHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: S. Indiana Posts: 573 Rep Power: 0	I recomend the thermotake vocano 9 . I purchased one online for 27 bucks with cool mod leds in the fan and my computer idles at 102 deg at ambient temp of 71 deg. It was around 118-222 before with a volcano 7

Feb 7, 2003, 02:45 PM	Thread Starter #4
kalx DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Evil Mountain Lair Posts: 248 Rep Power: 0	Hmm this is confusing your temp is 71 degrees ? What is the normal temperaters for the 3 temps given by the bios tempo readings ? Can ppl list thiers so i can conpare to see if indeed heating is an issue.

Feb 8, 2003, 09:15 PM	Thread Starter #6
kalx DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Evil Mountain Lair Posts: 248 Rep Power: 0	Rite Ive sorted it finally It was heat I got some Artic Silver Removed my heat sink go t rid of the junk and put some new artic silver 3 on and now its stays aroudn 54 instead of 74 Artic Silver is amazing.

Feb 10, 2003, 10:11 PM	#7
WyreTheWolf Wolfish Bastard Join Date: May 2002 Location: Cave; Ozark Mountains Posts: 2,110 Rep Power: 0	I hate to sound negitive... but even with standard HS grease, your temps should not have been that high... unless the HSF was not seated properly. AS3 vs. Dow Corning (standard HS grease) will make 5-7 degrees difference... and that is an improvement, but 20 degrees! That isnt just the AS3... that really sounds like the HSF was not seated properly. But, as long as it is sorted out. Also... 54*C still isnt great, you might want to look into better cooling... and if you dont have any case fans, or if you only have one... gets some, the HSF can only get more efficient as temps drop. Good luck!

Feb 11, 2003, 12:55 AM	Thread Starter #9
kalx DriverHeaven Lover Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Evil Mountain Lair Posts: 248 Rep Power: 0	just like to say that before This happened my computer had been running fine for 6 months odd Without temperature problems so the heatsink / fan was obversly put on correctly maybe the greese broke down , who knows To be honest the heat seems fine judging by everyone in my houses temps which seem to be higher than mine. I reckont eh crash was caused by teh mb cutting out (as i had the bios set to cut out at 75) . Can`t really ffink of much else i can do to my computer to make it cooler (4 fans) in case without going to water cooling. Which seems a bit extreme just to get my cpu down a little. (Before anyone flames me for inacturacies I`m a coder not a hardware guru )

Feb 11, 2003, 01:05 AM	#10
WyreTheWolf Wolfish Bastard Join Date: May 2002 Location: Cave; Ozark Mountains Posts: 2,110 Rep Power: 0	Well with massive overclocking, and HUGE amounts of power being thrown to my 1600+ (running at a little over 1900Mhz) my Idle temps are in the low 30s, and my max temps are in the low 40s when at 100% CPU usage. Using a Thermaltake Volacno 7+ (highly recommended - but not for newbies)