How do these look?

microsoftman · 07-April-04, 07:27 PM

as some of you might know I have been having some serious cooling problems lately. I took this screenshot of my voltage/fan/temp monitoring system - i'm not much of an overclocking fanatic (in fact i'm even anti-overclocking), so i know very little about cpu voltages and **** like that.

the rig is:

athlon xp 2100+
512MB GEIL Value PC3200 DDR
Radeon 7500 L.E.

do all the values look normal (aside from the really high temp - high imo)

Lunamods · 07-April-04, 07:36 PM

CPU fan speed seems a little low unless that is intentional.

AltoNova1 · 07-April-04, 07:37 PM

yeah, that looks slightly high. since you don't overclock much i'll assume you're at stocks speeds. but my question is are you using the stock cooler that came with the cpu? mine is the stock cooler for a 2500 at stock speeds and my temp under load is 52C from MBM and 42C in bios. it's just a thought but maybe you're using a bad hsf unit? also, did you use thermal grease?

ZENNZZO · 07-April-04, 07:38 PM

Values look fine, with the exception of the vCore...why not 1.65vt.?
What are you using for CPU cooling?
and list your clock speed, FSB, etc.

TYCOON · 07-April-04, 07:41 PM

Stock amd cooler should be running 4500 rpm...

Lunamods · 07-April-04, 07:54 PM

Any case fans to pull the heat out of the box?

microsoftman · 07-April-04, 08:00 PM

well, yes, there are case fans but when i put the sides on the case the temps go up higher.

the reason that the cpu fan speed is low is cuz I've got it rigged up with a Vantec Stealth moving about 125CFM (it is on full speed)

My system is an athlon xp 2100+ I think it is a 133 mhz fsb... but not sure... perhaps 200... i don't think so though.

$SOLID$ Necro · 07-April-04, 08:00 PM

Is that a T-Bred core or Palomino core?
The Palimino cores seem to run around high 50's to low 60's C with the stock HSF.

Grab CPUID and check to see wich version you have.
Below is a pic of my work P-4, its says CODE: NORTHWOOD

It should tell you there wich version you have

SexyPants · 07-April-04, 08:17 PM

This whole closed-eye open-eye thing is driving me crazy

microsoftman · 07-April-04, 08:27 PM

what? you's crazy

microsoftman · 07-April-04, 08:31 PM

ran cpu ID and it says it is a Palomino

so, that explains the high temps... sort of...

the only problem is that when I run the processor at 2100XP rates (that's stock speed - not overclocked at all) I get a "STOP" windows error as windows is about to open to welcome screen.

what the ****? this ****ing sucks...

could this be caused by a problem with the processor?

AltoNova1 · 07-April-04, 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by microsoftman


	what? you's crazy

i agree with sexy. it's hard to keep straight who's saying what. anyways, back on the subject. if you didn't overclock your cpu then your fsb couldn't be 200. at stock speed only the higher bartons carry those

microsoftman · 07-April-04, 08:41 PM

nah
it's not 200mhz fsb
u r right
i didn't overclock
in fact, i have my jumper set at 100/133 on my mobo

Lunamods · 07-April-04, 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by microsoftman


	nah it's not 200mhz fsb u r right i didn't overclock in fact, i have my jumper set at 100/133 on my mobo

Which is it 100 or 133?

unholy · 07-April-04, 10:03 PM

Dude, 1.76 VCore and you're wondering why you have temperature problem? Standard voltage for your CPU 1.65V. Bring VCore down a bit in your BIOS settings and your problem will disappear.

TiZakit · 07-April-04, 10:31 PM

Time to introduce you to the edit button, Microsoft. There is a button under your post that says edit. Hitting this button allows you to change what you posted. Do this instead of posting over and over again. Forum etiquette.

Zykon · 07-April-04, 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by microsoftman


	ran cpu ID and it says it is a Palomino so, that explains the high temps... sort of... the only problem is that when I run the processor at 2100XP rates (that's stock speed - not overclocked at all) I get a "STOP" windows error as windows is about to open to welcome screen. what the **? this **ing sucks... could this be caused by a problem with the processor?

same problem with my epox i had..... only would run on optimized deafaults, and it also thoguth my proc was a 1100...i had to use optimized for it even to know it was a 2500...pos board so many problems...

microsoftman · 08-April-04, 07:02 PM

I brought down the VCore only to get a stop error... I did that a long time ago. I'm not sure about why my mobo has the VCore up higher as an "Optimum" setting in the BIOS when there are only "Optimum" and "Fail-safe" - but they do.

already fixed that.

07-April-04, 07:27 PM		#1 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	How do these look? as some of you might know I have been having some serious cooling problems lately. I took this screenshot of my voltage/fan/temp monitoring system - i'm not much of an overclocking fanatic (in fact i'm even anti-overclocking), so i know very little about cpu voltages and ** like that. the rig is: athlon xp 2100+ 512MB GEIL Value PC3200 DDR Radeon 7500 L.E. do all the values look normal (aside from the really high temp - high imo)** Attached Thumbnails

07-April-04, 08:00 PM		#8 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	Is that a T-Bred core or Palomino core? The Palimino cores seem to run around high 50's to low 60's C with the stock HSF. Grab CPUID and check to see wich version you have. Below is a pic of my work P-4, its says CODE: NORTHWOOD It should tell you there wich version you have Attached Thumbnails

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07-April-04, 07:36 PM		#2 (permalink)
Lunamods Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	CPU fan speed seems a little low unless that is intentional.

07-April-04, 07:37 PM		#3 (permalink)
AltoNova1 Apex Master Tech	yeah, that looks slightly high. since you don't overclock much i'll assume you're at stocks speeds. but my question is are you using the stock cooler that came with the cpu? mine is the stock cooler for a 2500 at stock speeds and my temp under load is 52C from MBM and 42C in bios. it's just a thought but maybe you're using a bad hsf unit? also, did you use thermal grease?

07-April-04, 07:38 PM		#4 (permalink)
ZENNZZO Direct Cool Hoe	Values look fine, with the exception of the vCore...why not 1.65vt.? What are you using for CPU cooling? and list your clock speed, FSB, etc.

07-April-04, 07:41 PM		#5 (permalink)
TYCOON Apex Tech God	Stock amd cooler should be running 4500 rpm...

07-April-04, 07:54 PM		#6 (permalink)
Lunamods Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	Any case fans to pull the heat out of the box?

07-April-04, 08:00 PM		#7 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	well, yes, there are case fans but when i put the sides on the case the temps go up higher. the reason that the cpu fan speed is low is cuz I've got it rigged up with a Vantec Stealth moving about 125CFM (it is on full speed) My system is an athlon xp 2100+ I think it is a 133 mhz fsb... but not sure... perhaps 200... i don't think so though.

07-April-04, 08:17 PM		#9 (permalink)
SexyPants 5-Hoe-1 Jeans	This whole closed-eye open-eye thing is driving me crazy

07-April-04, 08:27 PM		#10 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	what? you's crazy

07-April-04, 08:31 PM		#11 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	ran cpu ID and it says it is a Palomino so, that explains the high temps... sort of... the only problem is that when I run the processor at 2100XP rates (that's stock speed - not overclocked at all) I get a "STOP" windows error as windows is about to open to welcome screen. what the **? this **ing sucks... could this be caused by a problem with the processor?

07-April-04, 08:41 PM		#13 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	nah it's not 200mhz fsb u r right i didn't overclock in fact, i have my jumper set at 100/133 on my mobo

07-April-04, 10:03 PM		#15 (permalink)
unholy Un-Hoe-ly	Dude, 1.76 VCore and you're wondering why you have temperature problem? Standard voltage for your CPU 1.65V. Bring VCore down a bit in your BIOS settings and your problem will disappear.

07-April-04, 10:31 PM		#16 (permalink)
TiZakit Apex Tech Demi-God	Time to introduce you to the edit button, Microsoft. There is a button under your post that says edit. Hitting this button allows you to change what you posted. Do this instead of posting over and over again. Forum etiquette.

08-April-04, 07:02 PM		#18 (permalink)
microsoftman Apex Master Tech	I brought down the VCore only to get a stop error... I did that a long time ago. I'm not sure about why my mobo has the VCore up higher as an "Optimum" setting in the BIOS when there are only "Optimum" and "Fail-safe" - but they do. already fixed that.