Two Temp Probes >> Use Where?

jedihobbit · 17-May-06, 01:39 PM

As part of the final rework for the BluHaz mod, I will be mounting a temperature gauge in the front “bezel”. However if there is enough room for two cutouts I might install a second. It is a far-gone conclusion one will be used for CPU temperatures. The proc is oc’ed with the help of a pin mod for CPU voltage and there is a plan to push the BFG 6600GT OC using CoolBits

So where should the second one go? And please tell the why!

s1ugh34d · 17-May-06, 03:42 PM

I feel that ambeint temps are good, and if its a probe thats loose, the readings aren't so accurate, with it on the GPU it will help tell you how hot its getting but iff the case internal air is hot then everything will be

by the way nice case i was reading your worklog the other day pimpness

Aselus · 24-May-06, 01:11 PM

if you're doing gaming i'd say the GPU, since those things have a tendancy to put out a lot of heat (especialy if you're OCing it)

nick_boy69 · 24-May-06, 05:50 PM

I've got mine mount'd up the top of my case,Between the PSU and the CD drive,Since the hot air rises,So if there is somthing big wrong and somthings over heating,You'll find out sooner or later as the case temp will rise

Marc · 24-May-06, 06:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jedihobbit


	there is a plan to push the BFG 6600GT OC using CoolBits So where should the second one go? And please tell the why!

OC'ing, you need to keep an eye on the temps.

Also
Try Rivatuner for OC'ing/tweaking your video. It has a s***load of options.

fhsfiremanco1 · 24-May-06, 06:59 PM

cpu gpu hdd overclocks should be yourfirst due

Ator · 25-May-06, 08:22 PM

I wouldn't worry about GPU temperatures unless you are overclocking, or you are having vid card-related troubleshooting issues. Internal case temps, like maybe at the exhaust end, are what I would watch.

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17-May-06, 01:39 PM		#1 (permalink)
jedihobbit Apex Advanced Techie	Two Temp Probes >> Use Where? As part of the final rework for the BluHaz mod, I will be mounting a temperature gauge in the front “bezel”. However if there is enough room for two cutouts I might install a second. It is a far-gone conclusion one will be used for CPU temperatures. The proc is oc’ed with the help of a pin mod for CPU voltage and there is a plan to push the BFG 6600GT OC using CoolBits So where should the second one go? And please tell the why!

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17-May-06, 03:42 PM		#2 (permalink)
s1ugh34d Apex Tech God	I feel that ambeint temps are good, and if its a probe thats loose, the readings aren't so accurate, with it on the GPU it will help tell you how hot its getting but iff the case internal air is hot then everything will be by the way nice case i was reading your worklog the other day pimpness

24-May-06, 01:11 PM		#3 (permalink)
Aselus Apex Advanced Techie	if you're doing gaming i'd say the GPU, since those things have a tendancy to put out a lot of heat (especialy if you're OCing it)

24-May-06, 05:50 PM		#4 (permalink)
nick_boy69 Apex Techie I	I've got mine mount'd up the top of my case,Between the PSU and the CD drive,Since the hot air rises,So if there is somthing big wrong and somthings over heating,You'll find out sooner or later as the case temp will rise

24-May-06, 06:59 PM		#6 (permalink)
fhsfiremanco1 Apex Tech Fanatic Supreme	cpu gpu hdd overclocks should be yourfirst due

25-May-06, 08:22 PM		#7 (permalink)
Ator At-Whore	I wouldn't worry about GPU temperatures unless you are overclocking, or you are having vid card-related troubleshooting issues. Internal case temps, like maybe at the exhaust end, are what I would watch.