Lil confused here. I've read all the post about what is a good temp reading for an OC'd P4. I installed my P4 1.6a on a MSI 845-ARU motherboard last night and bumped it to 2.4ghz on second reboot. Worked like a champ. I ran it for a few minutes and checked the temp and it showed ~28-30C. I was pretty ecstatic seeing that. I ran it all night and all today with no BSOD's or lock-ups. Again, I was ecstatic.
Feeling comfortable about the stability, i began the update process of the bios and drivers. The latest bios fixes the BIOS temp enabling it to read the correct temp. Now the BIOS temp shows ~42-44C and my PCIII Alert reads ~41-44C. Still stable.
Out of curiosity I decided to back the FSB down to 100Mhz and see what the difference would be. I am still registering the same temps even though I am not OC'd. Is this right? My vcore is set to 1.5v also (default setting). I was expecting a drop in temp. My case temp is ~25-29C.
By the way, on MBM5, what sensor should I be concerned with seeing on my gauges? I have sensor 1 to display Winbond 1. It is registering ~28C which is what PCIII Alert says my case is. If I switch it to Winbond 1 P2-diode it registers 127C (yikes).
barkatraz
Feeling comfortable about the stability, i began the update process of the bios and drivers. The latest bios fixes the BIOS temp enabling it to read the correct temp. Now the BIOS temp shows ~42-44C and my PCIII Alert reads ~41-44C. Still stable.
Out of curiosity I decided to back the FSB down to 100Mhz and see what the difference would be. I am still registering the same temps even though I am not OC'd. Is this right? My vcore is set to 1.5v also (default setting). I was expecting a drop in temp. My case temp is ~25-29C.
By the way, on MBM5, what sensor should I be concerned with seeing on my gauges? I have sensor 1 to display Winbond 1. It is registering ~28C which is what PCIII Alert says my case is. If I switch it to Winbond 1 P2-diode it registers 127C (yikes).
barkatraz
