Heatpipe coolers
02 December 2002, 11:45 AM
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02 December 2002, 12:01 PM
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Dom,
I've got one. Don't run it with the 'silent fan' as the CPU will no doubt overheat. I've an XP 2000+ (not overclocked) and an Epox board.
My CPU was well over 60C (alarms set to shutdown at 65C) constantly and would shutdown after just a few hours running. I've changed fans and it's brought the temps down to the high 50's, but still not good for my liking as I have to run it with the case open all the time.
I've been meaning to try a few other fans and making sure my case is well vented before I drop it for another heatsink.
Stefan
I've got one. Don't run it with the 'silent fan' as the CPU will no doubt overheat. I've an XP 2000+ (not overclocked) and an Epox board.
My CPU was well over 60C (alarms set to shutdown at 65C) constantly and would shutdown after just a few hours running. I've changed fans and it's brought the temps down to the high 50's, but still not good for my liking as I have to run it with the case open all the time.
I've been meaning to try a few other fans and making sure my case is well vented before I drop it for another heatsink.
Stefan
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