--On Friday, March 21, 2003 10:13 PM + Elias Daher
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I'm back to factoring now, and my cpu temp is never reaching 60°C (over
65 with LL) and the board 50°C (over 60 with LL) which I consider not too
high...
I've had crashes with temps in the high sixties and low sev
Hi all again,
I'm back to factoring now, and my cpu temp is never reaching 60°C (over 65
with LL) and the board 50°C (over 60 with LL) which I consider not too
high...
Doesn't it mean that the factoring code can be optimized? It's not taking
advantage of all "parts" of the cpu apparently... Ar
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 10:38:52AM -0800, John R Pierce wrote:
> hey, speaking of... anyone care to point me to something I can understand on
> how to configure lm_sensors in Linux to work with an Intel server board?
> I'm getting no readings...
Try "sensors-detect".
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> P4 1.8A, retail box HSF, 50C
> P4 2.53B, Zalman CuAl HSF, <2000 rpm, 44C
> P4 2.66B, Zalman CuAl HSF, <2000 rpm, 45C
and to add a data point...
P4 2.53B, Intel retail HSF, 46C (115F)
this in an Antec plus1080 case, with 2 case fans running at a very slow
speed, the 2 motherboard temp sensors
On Wednesday 19 March 2003 00:10, Elias Daher wrote:
> Thanks all, actually I was thinking of opening the case, (but too lazy to
> do it...) and the weird thing now is that the temperature is stable with
> Prime95 running with other applications, and it's not reaching the level it
> was reaching tw
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Hello again Elias,
65°C for a williamette P4 is a normal temperature when run at full load
(i.e. Prime95), with a stock heat sink.
For comparison my 2.4GHz Northwood CPU, overclocked to 2.7GHz, with stock
heatsink/fan, the temperature reads as 5
Thanks all, actually I was thinking of opening the case, (but too lazy to do
it...) and the weird thing now is that the temperature is stable with
Prime95 running with other applications, and it's not reaching the level it
was reaching two days ago and I'm still testing the same number... It's
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Hello Elias,
I guess you must have one of those williamette P4's, these tend to warm up
a bit. Since you had no such problems for the past three months, I infer,
I would recommend that you open he case and dust off the heat sink and
chipset. Dus
On Monday 17 March 2003 21:20, you wrote:
> Hi
> I had let my computer work on factoring for a while, and I switched back to
> LL testing two days ago, and last night my computer was beeping all the
> time because the cpu and the board were overheating... There should be no
> problem with my hardwa
Hi
I had let my computer work on factoring for a while, and I switched back to
LL testing two days ago, and last night my computer was beeping all the time
because the cpu and the board were overheating... There should be no problem
with my hardware, I got good fans that I bought 3 months ago, a
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