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q6600 temps?

KORI

Limp Gawd
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Stock/OC'ed what kinda of times are you guys getting?
mine is a b3 and its like 50-60c stock and 60/75c oc'ed at 3.ghz and im useing a 9700 to cool my cpu
 
vcore: 1.2

temps (idle):

Core 1: 40
Core 2: 43
Core 3: 39
Core 4: 38

Temps (Prime 95):

Core 1: 58
Core 2: 63
Core 3: 57
Core 4: 56

Rig in sig
 
Stock B3

Ambient about 22DegC

Idle:

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Load - Prime 95 after about 20mins

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System Specs:

Both processor heatspreader and heatsink are lapped

Abit IP35-E
Gigabyte Nvidia 8500GT 256MB
Corsair Twinx DDR2 XMS2 2GB PC5400
320 Gb Samsung Spinpoint SATAII
160GB Samsung SpinPoint SATA II
120GB Samsung Spinpoint IDE
Lite-On DVD-RW IDE
550W Seasonic S-12 80+ Efficiency 1
Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme + Scythe S-Flex 1200rpm
Antec P182, 2x Scythe S-Flex 1200rpm, 1x Noctua 1200rpm
 
I need to check my CPU heatspreader....I'm on water and get this at idle.....


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sorry for the pic...I'm a crop and size noob..:)
 
Those are good temps! I'm running Prime95 latest version (25.4) small FFT's now for about an hour and I've stablized here at 405 FSB (just over 3.2ghz):

core 0 is 70, 1, is 65, 2 is 66 and 3 is 69 according to CORETEMP.

UGURU has me stable and holding at 59C.

As long as my temps stay under 71 in such extreme situation as this I'm stylin.
 
Q6600 @ 3.0GHz (9x333.3), 1.2625 vcore, zalman 9500

Idle Temps: 44ºC
Full Load (Prime95) Temps: 62ºC
 
Just got done lapping my G0. My temps after 15hour burn in.

Idle
34-35°C

Full load
54-56°C

CPU Voltage 1.325
Overclocked to 3150
4-4-4-8 timings.

My ambient temp in the room is around 80°F, just because the room stays hot due to all the computers in that room.

I am comfortable with my speed, I might try to push it but i am happy.
 
Weird I'm coming up on 5 hours of straight 100% core with prime95 now and my temps have stablized to 57 in uguru and dropped to 68, 62, 63,68; this is with the ambient around 80 at 3:00; hot time in texas.

Looks like two cores have the hotter side of the equator, heh. Anyway, I'm about to call this thing stable at the speed in my sig and do some gaming but maybe I'll push through to the 6 hour mark just to satiate the [H]ardcore out there, heh
 
I've got a B3 @ 3.3ghz, vcore at 1.45V in the bios (loaded cpu-z says 1.36V), also using a Zalman 9700. I have my 9700 dialed down using their speed control to around 20-30% above low so its not super audible. My temps seem to be pretty high, under full load the nvidia monitor program is reporting 78-80C, and Core Temp is showing 2 of my cores up around 91C. Is this way too hot, or am I ok?

Second question, because this is a B3 would I get significantly cooler temps using a G0 core?
 
I have a B3 that Idles at 27-29C at stock speeds in my stacker with a Scythe Infinity with 2 120MM Fans in Pull/Push.
I wonder if I should OC it? :rolleyes:
 
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Coretemp showed the wrong clock, the cpu speed is 3.2 as shown by cpu-z

Asus P5K pencil volt modded
MDT 2x 1024MB 5-5-5-12
TRUE with Papst 4412GL
Arctic Cooling MX-2
 
idle:

Core0: 35
Core1: 33
Core2: 29
Core3: 30

full load for 1 hour in a burn in:

Core0: 49
Core1: 48
Core2: 46
Core3: 47

Using a Scythe Ninja with the Q6600 lapped & with arctic silver.
 
I've got a B3 @ 3.3ghz, vcore at 1.45V in the bios (loaded cpu-z says 1.36V), also using a Zalman 9700. I have my 9700 dialed down using their speed control to around 20-30% above low so its not super audible. My temps seem to be pretty high, under full load the nvidia monitor program is reporting 78-80C, and Core Temp is showing 2 of my cores up around 91C. Is this way too hot, or am I ok?

Second question, because this is a B3 would I get significantly cooler temps using a G0 core?

Anybody?

Also I checked and my idle according to NV Monitor is 39C, Core Temp says: 49/46/52/46... is this indicative that something is wrong with my cooler or whatever? I've remounted twice, idle is the same with the fan on high or low..

-edit-
Stock Idle: 32C in nv monitor, 40/38/39/45 in Core Temp.
Stock Load: 50C in nv monitor, 61/56/57/62 in Core Temp

System in NV monitor says 32C, is that the ambient air temp in my case? So are these good/bad, crappy cooler.. ? I see people with tons lower temps which boggles me..
 
Anybody?

Also I checked and my idle according to NV Monitor is 39C, Core Temp says: 49/46/52/46... is this indicative that something is wrong with my cooler or whatever? I've remounted twice, idle is the same with the fan on high or low..

-edit-
Stock Idle: 32C in nv monitor, 40/38/39/45 in Core Temp.
Stock Load: 50C in nv monitor, 61/56/57/62 in Core Temp

System in NV monitor says 32C, is that the ambient air temp in my case? So are these good/bad, crappy cooler.. ? I see people with tons lower temps which boggles me..

You sure are running a little hot and a G0 would be a bit colder but I think you big problem is your heatsink.
I would recommend getting a Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme. It's a bit pricy but it is well worth it.
The Thermalright comes without a fan so you need to get a fan as well and a very good one that moves a lot of air and is rather quiet is Scythe S-FLEX SFF21F 120mm. Just make sure it is the F model (SFF21F) as they make a D and E model as well but they move a lot less air.

Just make sure it will fit in your case, this heatsink is a big motha. :)
 
My G0 is running slightly overclocked, 3.0 ghz at stock volts. Hottest core is 52C after 2 hours of Orthos. Using an IFX-14 with 3 x 120mm Coolermaster fans on the tower and an 80mm on the backplate cooler. Believe it or not, this setup is quieter than the stock hsf even with all the fans at full speed.
 
What kind of cases are you guys running that can fit a Theramlright Ultra120 Extreme? The damn thing is 16cm tall, then you got to have a fan on top of that? adds like 2cm? My current case is 20 cm wide and there's no chance to fit it.

I've looked at Lian Li cases and most are 21cm wide.

Talking about midi towers here.

Is there any midi towers wide enough?

I've been recommended Cooler Master Stacker because you can fit a lot of fans, and it's got a lot of room, that's a full tower though. 25 cm wide, will that do?
 
And you can fit the Ultra Extreme cooler in that?

The case doesn't seem wide enough for that, looks like it's only 206mm?
 
I have 40c on idle and 50-55c on load.Oc @ 2.8ghz with 1.22v and I have B3 stepping. I have also a antec Nine Hundred witch i have 4x120mm fan + 1x 200mm fan with a Arctic cooling pro 7 cpu cooler. I just don't know if i should put back to 1.21v.
 
G0 stepping, 3.6ghz 450 x 8 , 1.55v

idle of 39 35 33 38

load (Prime95) 65 63 63 65

Watercooling - Double and Triple Rad
 
Im running a Q6600 G0 with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme in an Antec 900 Case

OCed to 3.6GHz, Vcore at 1.42V with Ambient at 23C

Core Temps at Idle are
37, 37, 31, 31 with CPU at 28C

Core Temps at Load are (2xOrthos with Small FFTs)
70, 70, 58, 58 with CPU at 58C

Thats with C1E and Speedstep Disabled

Hope that helps!
 
What kind of cases are you guys running that can fit a Theramlright Ultra120 Extreme? The damn thing is 16cm tall, then you got to have a fan on top of that? adds like 2cm? My current case is 20 cm wide and there's no chance to fit it.

I've looked at Lian Li cases and most are 21cm wide.

Talking about midi towers here.

Is there any midi towers wide enough?

I've been recommended Cooler Master Stacker because you can fit a lot of fans, and it's got a lot of room, that's a full tower though. 25 cm wide, will that do?

You don't have the fan on-top on those heatsinks, it is on the side, so the fan will not build anything on the height so if you have a case that is 20 cm wide it should fit easy.
 
I'm using the Coolermaster Stacker 832 and it fits on the removable motherboard tray (just barely!). I did however have to remove the 4 fan assembly on the sidepanel because it was banging into the top of the heatsink.
 
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