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Pentium D 940 Temps?
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Dennis Gordon
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Gee, I wish the one I just built ran like that. It's at about 46C at 3.6ghz
I think you may have a very good cpu there , flog it on ebay for a million dollars.
I have an overclocked cpu 930 and its running at 27c and on load its 38c , it might be right or probably off a litttle.also remember that the 940 has a greater multiplier .
Whats it like on load? if its 30c i think you are on a winner cpu.
I have an overclocked cpu 930 and its running at 27c and on load its 38c , it might be right or probably off a litttle.also remember that the 940 has a greater multiplier .
Whats it like on load? if its 30c i think you are on a winner cpu.
fishingeek
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It's the C-1 stepping. My D 940 runs as low as 18c with a Zalmen 9500.
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It is the C-1 stepping. What did Intel do differently with that stepping?fishingeek said:It's the C-1 stepping. My D 940 runs as low as 18c with a Zalmen 9500.
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Dennis Gordon
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Dennis Gordon said:Gee, I wish the one I just built ran like that. It's at about 46C at 3.6ghz
I correct myself. It's running at a cool 35C.... not that anyone asked... or cared
fishingeek
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It is the C-1 stepping. What did Intel do differently with that stepping?
The CPU will throttle itself down when idle. The multilplier changes on mine from 16 to 12 when at idle. I didn't know this and freaked out when I saw the multiplier and speed I was running at. As soon as you need the power, it ramps back up to the normal rate.
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