P Passions Diamond Member Feb 17, 2000 6,855 3 0 Oct 2, 2001 #1 I have a Taisol hs/fan and a 1 gig athlon, I went to 1.33 gigahurts now. Everything is fine and perfect, smooth. My temp went from 47c to 53c, is that okay? Seems a bit high of a jump though. Thanks!
I have a Taisol hs/fan and a 1 gig athlon, I went to 1.33 gigahurts now. Everything is fine and perfect, smooth. My temp went from 47c to 53c, is that okay? Seems a bit high of a jump though. Thanks!
L Link Golden Member Jan 10, 2000 1,330 0 0 Oct 2, 2001 #2 Is that the idle temp.? Then it's too high. You need to get a better HSF.
P Passions Diamond Member Feb 17, 2000 6,855 3 0 Oct 2, 2001 #3 yeah, my idle temp. i am using a pretty good hs/fan unit. i just used the thermal pad, should i put on paste?
yeah, my idle temp. i am using a pretty good hs/fan unit. i just used the thermal pad, should i put on paste?
P PUNKtotalled Senior member Jul 30, 2001 466 0 0 Oct 2, 2001 #4 you'd better go for paste, in my opinion.
D DimZiE Golden Member Jun 26, 2001 1,093 0 0 Oct 2, 2001 #5 switching from pads to paste won't give much improvement in cooling.. but changing HSF to a good one would give you more noticable improvement
switching from pads to paste won't give much improvement in cooling.. but changing HSF to a good one would give you more noticable improvement
K Killrose Diamond Member Oct 26, 1999 6,230 8 81 Oct 2, 2001 #6 What are your temps after load? If they are'nt above 58c I wouldn't sweat it. But you will drop your temps a bit by going with thermal paste.
What are your temps after load? If they are'nt above 58c I wouldn't sweat it. But you will drop your temps a bit by going with thermal paste.
W Wind Diamond Member Jul 22, 2001 3,034 0 0 Oct 2, 2001 #7 Ur HSF seems sufficient. Whts ur case temp & ambient temp? Yup, using paste does improve temp...say around 2-4C (ASII reccommended).
Ur HSF seems sufficient. Whts ur case temp & ambient temp? Yup, using paste does improve temp...say around 2-4C (ASII reccommended).