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Mine:
Intel: ASUS Silent Knight AL on a Q6600@3.5Ghz 15-20c 24/7
AMD: ASUS Silent Knight II [Copper] on a Phenom II x4 940@3.5Ghz 28-34c 24/7
and i didnt bother reapplying paste.
still using my trusty old zalman CNPS 9500 LED that i got like 2.5 years ago.
getting around 40c idle and around 65c load. i know it can do better but im to lazy to reseat it. i switched its orientation around (a05b has reverse cooling) and i didnt bother reapplying paste.
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edit: damn i need to clean out that sub sometime lol
edit2:
so you are saying your Q6600 idles at 68f? must be living in a freezer or something...
my ambient temp is like 72f
not really lol
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j209/boityper/lynnspec-1.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
pc probe is known to sometimes give erroneous readings.
try either realtemp, hwmontior or coretemp.
hey sp3 is out
A few, Right now i have a Lapped Tuniq 120, I used to switch back and forth with a TT Big Typhoon (Also lapped), but temps were the same, so i switched back.
I just got my V10 today and im still testing, so far, E5200 @ 4.3Ghz @ 1.49V, does not go over 55C, Which is awesome since on the tuniq it will spike around 75C. I also noticed my Pi blacks a bit cooler, Gotta love a V10
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ASUS Silent Knight AL on my Q6600 3.5Ghz
At this moment a Thermalright XP-120 with a fat Sanyo Denki 120x38 on a 3.4gig northwood, tomorrow(crossing fingers) a XIGMATEK Dark Knight-S1283V on a Q9550(EO)-yes, I'd love the Sanyo Denki on the Xigmatek, but its only 3 pin and my new mobo is 4 pin pwm only.
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ASUS Silent Knight AL on my Q6600 3.5Ghz