>Does anyone know what the determining factors are for the cooling fan
>in a Lombard to run? What controls it? How to test it?
>
>The reason I'm asking is that my Lombard 333 (O/C'd to 433) with 512 MB
>running X.3.2 has been running at 100% CPU and heavy disk and CD
>activity for about an hour n
You know, the fan seems nearly useless in the Lombard, as I have yet to
see mine turn on at all myself. The fact that your OC seems stable at
433 at full load without the fan seems to suggest that the fan is
wasted tech for those in temperate regions, or tweaked so that it turns
on at far too h
I also recently had a Lombard 400 CPU having L2 failures. I decided it
was toast anyhow so I popped off the heat-sink on the CPU, cleaned off
the chip, reapplied a small amount of thermal grease and reinstalled
the heat-sink. The temperature of the CPU dropped 10-15 degrees. I
wonder if I had
At 4:42 PM -0500 1/17/04, Dave Bonhoff wrote:
>Does anyone know what the determining factors are for the cooling fan
>in a Lombard to run? What controls it? How to test it?
>
>The reason I'm asking is that my Lombard 333 (O/C'd to 433) with 512 MB
>running X.3.2 has been running at 100% CPU and h
Does anyone know what the determining factors are for the cooling fan
in a Lombard to run? What controls it? How to test it?
The reason I'm asking is that my Lombard 333 (O/C'd to 433) with 512 MB
running X.3.2 has been running at 100% CPU and heavy disk and CD
activity for about an hour now
