mathieu wrote:
Hi!
I've just installed lm-sensors to peek at my motherboard.
I've got the following informations.
I don't understand everything but I don't like the ALARM messages...
Can I trust those informations? Should I call the firemen?
And I'm specially worried about the +224.4°C (limit
Le Jeudi 25 Septembre 2003 16:19, Andrew Gaffney a écrit :
mathieu wrote:
Hi!
I've just installed lm-sensors to peek at my motherboard.
I've got the following informations.
I don't understand everything but I don't like the ALARM messages...
Can I trust those informations? Should I
The fan headers you don't have anything connected to, so don't worry about them. The
VCore 2 I assume your machine does not use (do you have a P4 by any chance?). The -12v
and -5v lines being way off probably means your PSU isn't supplying them, or is doing
an extremely bad job of it. There is
The fan headers you don't have anything connected to, so don't worry about
them. The VCore 2 I assume your machine does not use (do you have a P4 by
athlon xp 1700+
any chance?). The -12v and -5v lines being way off probably means your PSU
isn't supplying them, or is doing an extremely bad
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] strange
(alarming) informations from lm-sensors
athlon xp 1700+
Hmm. I took a guess at the CPU from the temp2, as you might have been overclocking a
P4 and overvolting it to 1.85. 69 degrees is a bit hot for an XP
I've lots of things in my box: 4 hdds, dvd, cd, zip, ...
Could this be the
explanation of the high temps and bad voltage?
Le Jeudi 25 Septembre 2003 17:08, Matthew Coulson a écrit :
athlon xp 1700+
Hmm. I took a guess at the CPU from the temp2, as you might have been
overclocking a P4 and overvolting it to 1.85. 69 degrees is a bit hot for
an XP
I've lots of things in my box: 4 hdds, dvd, cd, zip, ...
On Thursday 25 September 2003 11:52 am, mathieu wrote:
I'm not happy with 69C. But I have choosen a big fan when I buyed
my PC. Could my fan be on the wrong side? Should it pull the hot
air outside or blow cold air inside?
Assuming you have only 1 case fan, It should, in my opinion be sucking
The more fans the better! One fan should pull air into
the box. However, just having fans doesn't mean you'll
have adequate cooling. There may be dead spots inside the
case where air doesn't circulate no matter how many fans
you have.
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 12:52:34 -0400
Ernie Schroder
On Thursday 25 September 2003 12:59 pm, brett holcomb wrote:
The more fans the better! One fan should pull air into
the box. However, just having fans doesn't mean you'll
have adequate cooling. There may be dead spots inside the
case where air doesn't circulate no matter how many fans
you
Have you set up sensors.conf, and run sensors-detect? Also you need
sensors -s or the proper init to load the settings.
BillK
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 23:01, mathieu wrote:
The fan headers you don't have anything connected to, so don't worry about
them. The VCore 2 I assume your machine does
thanks everybody for all your quick and useful answers ;-)
(as always on the gentoo forum. that's (another) reason why I'm fond of
gentoo).
I've seen pictures of water-cooled boxes and that sort of things. I'just want
to have a quiet and normal heated PC. No need to do supra-conduction at 3°K.
You don't need liquid nitrogen or water G. Get a decent case fan - good
quality bearings and motor and install it first. You definitely need a case
fan. Also rearrange your cables so they don't block airflow. Then see what
happens.
On Thursday 25 September 2003 19:10, you wrote:
thanks
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