I decided to change the multiplier and FSB setting in my bios around and was a little suprised to see the results. I wasn't trying to overclock and the settings that I used equated to be close the the initial setting of 2158. It was set up for 13x 166. I have an AMD XP 2700 and am running...
Yeah I was looking around AnandTech and they actually had a really good review on it. -R is better for standalone and is genearally more accepted, and cheaper. Thanks for the help.
It just seems a little high to me. I mean I have heard of people getting 50+ C on stock heatsink/fan. This just seems a little high concidering I didn't skimp on the cooling.
I have been monitoring my CPU temps lately and I was wondering if these temps could be right. I installed motherboard monitor and it says that the temps are as follows:
Under 100% Load:
Case: 17 C
CPU Diode : 34 C
CPU Socket 53 C
Room temp is 20C / 68F
The bios reads 30 C on...
I have been monitoring my CPU temps lately and I was wondering if these temps could be right. I installed motherboard monitor and it says that the temps are as follows:
Under 100% Load:
Case: 17 C
CPU Diode : 34 C
CPU Socket 53 C
First off, do I look at the Diode or Socket readings...
according to Maximum PC (great magazine) they say the best speakers are as follows:
2.1: Klipsch GMX A-21
4.1: Logitech Z-560
5.1: Logitech Z-680
7.1: Creative Labs 7.1 Gigaworks S750
Hope this helps
well it doesn't really sound like an overheating issue, but if you still want to know you can check your bios in the case that windows never loads. there is usually a section in your bios that will give thermal readings for your proc without having to start windows, try that to get some idea...
it could be a heat issue. you could d/l motherboard monitor 5 to see
http://mbm.livewiredev.com/
go there download it, read the info on how to set it up and go from there. most amd proc. are rated for like 80 deg C
the 7200 will load a LOT faster than the 5400, i dont have any numbers, but i know it will be faster. your HD has nothing to do with FPS so you can't test it like that but there is no real reason to go out of your way to find a 5400 when 7200 are so plentiful, and if and when you do get the...
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