C3's (Tualatin Celeries) & cooling

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Hey guys - figure I'll give this a try in this forum first.

I'm wondering just how cool are the new Tualatin Celeries. I bought a retail 1Ghz one that I don't plan to overclock (it's going in my jukebox system)

I've heard of people using just heatsinks & not fans.. How feasible is this in a book pc (like my MS-6215)
I have a 1U Alpha 6035 cooler that I used on a Duron before. It has pads for use with Intel procs.

Think it'd be possible to just use the 1U alpha cooler & no fan ??
I'm already using a Seagate Cuda IV 80g hdd & that leaves the 40mm fan in front & 40mm fan in PSU.

TIA for any comments

 

[oldfart]

One thing you can try is lower the Vcore. The Tualerons will run @ default speed as low as 1.2 V. I would think with a good HS, and some airflow to take away the heat, it could work.

 

[Danlz]

 

[Danlz]

According to here, the Cel-1.0A PGA (Tualatin) puts out 27.8W Max.Power Dissipation - wayyyy to much for HS only unless using alternative cooling with case fan(s) such as blowhole or ducting.

 

[oldfart]

Yes, there would need to be some airflow, but its doable. Dell and Gateway have been doing it for years with CPU's that put out a heck of a lot more heat. The XBOX also uses a pasive HS on the 733 MHz PIII with a small case fan behind it for airflow. Undervolting would bring that power down quite a bit which would also help.

 

[joinT]

maybe I should just try modding the cpu fan to run slower 😎
the alpha is a really good sink - i might be able to manage some ducting from the front fan.

 

[MadRat]

C3 = Cyrix 3
C!!! = Celeron 3

 

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<< C3 = Cyrix 3
C!!! = Celeron 3 >>



ok ok, I saw some people calling the new celeron's this