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Message 46326 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:07:11 UTC

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I just wanted to know how warm does your cpu gets with boinc?It would be nice if you will not only write the temperature but the type of your cpu too.Thanks,my is Amd athlon 3200+ and the temperature is 53-55.
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Message 46328 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:15:15 UTC

Cpu: P4 Northwood 3,06 Ghz HT, fsb 533.
Temp: Before(Standard cooling system In-a-Box) 65-70 celsius
Now (Water cooling cpu only) 39 celsius
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Message 46331 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:27:45 UTC

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AthlonXP 2800+ @ 2111 Mhz. 46°C.

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Message 46334 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:39:50 UTC
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CPU is P4 2.4GHz with HT, running at 2.88GHz.
Running S@H/Boinc:
temperature measured with Asusprobe v2.22.06 is 38C with ambient temperature of 20C, temp measured with SiSoftSandra Pro v2004.10.9.113 is 37.5C.

What kind of programs do you use for temp. reading ?
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Message 46337 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:51:42 UTC

AMD Athlon64 3200+ (2GHz/1MB). Depending on the project running and the room temperature: 58~62C.

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Message 46340 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 10:57:27 UTC

Athlon64 3200+ 2.2GHz newcastle running boinc 57~61°C PC ALERT IV monitors
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Message 46346 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 11:17:20 UTC

My Athlon XP 2500 M at 2.4 GHz gets to 50 C on air in a cool room.

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Message 46353 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 11:49:16 UTC

P4c 3.2 @ 3.6 59c on abit ic7 mobo ( so its 50c really ) with zalman copper flower cpu cooler,
p4c 2.8 @ 3.3 52c on msi neo 2 mobo and stock 3.2 cpu fan ( from above cpu )

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Message 46375 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 13:00:04 UTC

Dual Opteron242 @ 1.6Ghz using standard coolers.

Proc 1 = 43c, Proc 2 = 48c


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Message 46429 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 14:36:13 UTC

PC4 at 2.66GHz - temp 55ºCelsius


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Message 46431 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 14:41:01 UTC

C Athlon (Thunderbird) 1400/266 no OC with a whispering Alpha PAL 6035 Heatsink, temps ~49°C in Summer, ~45°C right now.

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Message 46438 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 15:19:04 UTC

AMD Athlon XP 2400+ @ 2.2ghz
48°C
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Message 46459 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 17:26:59 UTC

AMD Athlon @ 2331,8 MHz
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Message 46461 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 17:34:29 UTC

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What kind of cooler do you use?
I would go under 60°C its a little to hot.

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Message 46472 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 18:10:06 UTC - in response to Message 46461.  
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> What kind of cooler do you use?
> I would go under 60°C its a little to hot.

On the CPU I'm using Zalman CNPS7000-Cu (please read the compatibility sheet) running at 2.000rpm.

In front of the HD I have a Papst 8412NGL fan 80mm (12 dB) (200kb file) and as outlet fan a Zalman ZM-F1 fan running in noiseless mode.

Total noice level in the range of 25dB.
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Message 46479 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 18:47:46 UTC

I use SpeedFan 4.12.
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Message 46484 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 19:08:12 UTC - in response to Message 46461.  

> Hi
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> What kind of cooler do you use?
> I would go under 60°C its a little to hot.
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> greetz Mike
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AMD specs:

XP2200+ and higher - Max. die temp. 85C deg. max

It can run forever at 60C and not hiccup.

And that's not too hot.
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Message 46497 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 20:10:19 UTC

P4 3.0 HT, standard cooling 1 fan, 47c to 52c
p4 1.8, standard cooling 3 fans, 36c to 42c
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Message 46541 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 21:41:48 UTC
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Athlon 64 3200 46c with fan at a guiet level

The following run boinc 24/7

Athlon 3000 45-55c depending on room temprature
athlon 3000 43-50c as above
p4 2.4 oc to 3gig 44c
athlon 1 gig 46-47c - temprature always stays around that under load
athlon 2200 48-52

All the above are setup for low noise so tempratures could be lower. They are all also in the same room so can get warm in the summer (saves on heating in the winter) and finally some are not in cases just setup on shelfs.

Most of them are run as diskless linux clients so no hdd and cheap graphics cards so again lowering heat, just motherboard graphics card and network.
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Message 46564 - Posted: 14 Nov 2004, 22:54:36 UTC

PowerBook 3,5 &mdash; 867MHz &mdash; 768MB &mdash; 40GB &mdash; OS X.3.6 (7R28)

The temp sensor wasn&apos;t included in the ppc7450 variant I have, but the fans run constantly and the bottom of the &apos;book is a good hot-plate should you ever need one. It won&apos;t fry eggs, but it&apos;ll keep your coffee warm. My guestimate is anywhere between 45&deg;C to 55&deg;C, leaning towards the higher end.
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