- Mar 1, 2006
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Hi everyone, im new here.. anyway
I received my SI 120 today, as the stock heatpipe cooler didnt cut it for me.
So i slapped it on tonight, with a YS-tech 120mm fan that pushes 125CFM at 40DB. I instantly ran dual primes for a few mins to check the temps, and all temps were not very good. The cpu rose to about 56-58c in a fairly short amount of time, also the PWM ic temp was pretty high.. getting into the 60c's range.. Chipset was around 50 i think.. maybe a little higher, anyway.. i increased cpu voltage to just 1.4v and tried a little overclocking and the temp shot way over 60c! it must have been about 65-68c easily.
anyone know what the problem is here? i have a high CFM fan pointing right at the cooler, and i even will need to control that a little soon as its a bit too loud for me by about 5-10DB's. I made sure the hs was making optimal contact to the cpu before i turned it on.
Thanks
I received my SI 120 today, as the stock heatpipe cooler didnt cut it for me.
So i slapped it on tonight, with a YS-tech 120mm fan that pushes 125CFM at 40DB. I instantly ran dual primes for a few mins to check the temps, and all temps were not very good. The cpu rose to about 56-58c in a fairly short amount of time, also the PWM ic temp was pretty high.. getting into the 60c's range.. Chipset was around 50 i think.. maybe a little higher, anyway.. i increased cpu voltage to just 1.4v and tried a little overclocking and the temp shot way over 60c! it must have been about 65-68c easily.
anyone know what the problem is here? i have a high CFM fan pointing right at the cooler, and i even will need to control that a little soon as its a bit too loud for me by about 5-10DB's. I made sure the hs was making optimal contact to the cpu before i turned it on.
Thanks