kons Richard Bown wrote: > > Franki wrote: > > > > Thats strange, I have a Athlon 1.4 and a huge 7500rpm fan on a massive > > heatsink, > > > > the spring was incrediably tight... but a small pair of pointy nose pliars > > did the job > > nice and quickly. > > > > and the CPU runs nice and cool, middle of a summer day, (35 degress's > > celcious) the CPU temp > > was 65degress's and the sensor under the cpu (which has a dot of transfer > > paste on it to contact with the base of the > > cpu... > > > > works a treat, although I am going to have to turn the air con on when it > > gets over 70 me thinks, just to be safe.. > > > > anyone know what the temp range is for a 1.4gig? is 75 degress bad? in > > winter it had a temp of 35. > > > > rgds > > > > Frank > > > > Hiya , well the usual junction temps are up to 85 C is ok then to derate > above that. > So I'd be unhappy with a junction temp above 100 C. > > Thats junction Temps , so allow for the thermal resistance between the > wafer and the casing, the rest depends on how large and how hard you > force air cool. > Silicon produces less noise as you reduce the operating temperture, it > also likes being cool. > > treat your processor the same way you treat your beer and you wont go > far wrong > > HTH. > Richard Bown > Ericsson Microwave Systems AB "the same way you treat your beer" Hit it hard and hit it often?
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