wow the new "RADIATE"

[sitka]

is available HERE
weeee.

 

[eLiu]

oooo...the coolness

is this program completely accurate here? like it'll give me a solid/good idea of what hsf unit to buy based on the readings it gives?

 

[Rick25]

It doesn't have several coolers, Volcano II for example. But I picked a similar one and it gave be a temp that was only 1C off what MBM says by CPU is at.

[edit]
D'oh, just figured out that you can manually add a HSF to the list. Just have to track down each one's C/W value. Easily found at most manufacturers sites.

 

[sad]

Cool little proggy, definitely an improvement. FYI you can raise and lower the mhz or volt by opening the processor.dat in notepad and just change the settings. I had to change my voltage to 1.4 cause at default it only goes down to 1.5

 

[Mikewarrior2]

A note: most of these C/W numbers are not manufacturer numbers, but Joe @ overclockers.com heatsink-junction numbers. They will vary significantly from actual core/die temp, but will give you heatsink-junction temp.



Mike

 

[V]

Sweet!!! Now I don't have to use my pen and notepad!!!

 

[eLiu]

uhh...mike...uhh..."heatsink junction number thingy whatchamacallit"...hehehe

could you please explain what you mean there?

thanks,
-eric

 

[Mikewarrior2]

The way overclockers.com tests it, they are measuring temps at the heatsink-base. Thereofre, it isn't a core temp or die temp read, but it is a "cold-side" junction read. And since the majority of heat that they meausre is from the heatsink, it is a heatsink-temp at cpu junction.



Mike

 

[eLiu]

ahh...ic thanks

-eric