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Currently running a Prime95 torture test. Initially, it appeared to idle at around 41^C. After about 10 minutes of Prime95 Torture Test, the temp is now around 52^C, but it flunctuates between 49^C and 52^C.
Also, the AS5 is fresh and does require time to cure, if I remember correctly.
Thus far, it seems to run a lot cooler than originally anticipated.
My case is fairly warm, over all, usually over 40^C. Its got 1 DVD-ROM, 2 DVD burners, 1 IDE hdd, and 2 SATA hdds. Lot of clutter inside. However, with the removal of the manual fan speed control from my old Thermaltake copper HSF, I now have an empty 5.25in bay again. I was thinking of sticking in some sort of air intake cooling device.
On a side not, the XP-120 is fricking huge!
Update: Prime95 has completed the 1024K FFT, 8K FFT, and 10K FFT tests without incident, the highest the temperature reached was 55^C. Warmer than my old 2.4C by a few degrees, the 2.4C usually max'ed out at about 49^C. A 6^C peak isn't much when you consider the 1Ghz jump in clock speed.
Also, the AS5 is fresh and does require time to cure, if I remember correctly.
Thus far, it seems to run a lot cooler than originally anticipated.
My case is fairly warm, over all, usually over 40^C. Its got 1 DVD-ROM, 2 DVD burners, 1 IDE hdd, and 2 SATA hdds. Lot of clutter inside. However, with the removal of the manual fan speed control from my old Thermaltake copper HSF, I now have an empty 5.25in bay again. I was thinking of sticking in some sort of air intake cooling device.
On a side not, the XP-120 is fricking huge!
Update: Prime95 has completed the 1024K FFT, 8K FFT, and 10K FFT tests without incident, the highest the temperature reached was 55^C. Warmer than my old 2.4C by a few degrees, the 2.4C usually max'ed out at about 49^C. A 6^C peak isn't much when you consider the 1Ghz jump in clock speed.
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