I've told him to try using the pc with the air conditioning unit turned off...
That's why his result are still not in the list...

Not that i have a conflict with him or anything, but this is just to be fair with the other forumers...

sHaWTy

bro i think u need to edit my data 3.0 P4630 OC 3.6Ghz 40c idle 60load @ shauna room LOL

Ok, done...

Ehh, hidup lagi rupanya ko?....

macam ci komen .bzla umah guna dial up

keje lagi 6am-2am.ni pun masa break nak rilekx sat

hehe it just to show how low it can be only...

anyway there is no fair result as different room has different result base on their location and air cycle..

the temp without aircond as following:
CPU
Idle: 34 | Load: 39c

hopefully this would be helpful

Ok, you're in...

ok here is mine:

idle: 52
load:62 (Orthos)

weather: Sunny day

That's kinda hot...

U're using Ultra 120, but the idle temperature scares me...

yeah. maybe my air flow in the case not good guah or my room quite hot then. or maybe the mounting of ultra120 got problem. last time got faced one big problem, idle at 55-56c. i took out the ultra then found out the center of the base dont have any TIM on it also. only 2 sides got the TIM
i think now 52c not really perfect lah buthen as long as it is stable then ok d

basSist，

mind to share with us what casing are you using?
and how is the air flow inside, i mean how many fans you using now.

Now using CoolerMaster Centurion5

intake: 1x80mm fan comes with casing

exhaust: 1x120mm fan comes with casing, 1x80mm fan (PSU).

that's all

how's the air flow eh? i am not really sure eh but i believe that when i add one 120mm for intake at front would be improved the overall air flow.

btw i can get as low as 54c while loading Orthos during rainy day (yesterday evening!)

how about if you open the casing cover?

No wonder why you're temps is damn high...
That Centrurion 5 casing is too cramped in...

Stupid CoolerMaster engineers uses 80MM for the intake fans, and for the exhaust, they use a 120MM fan, that makes the airflow go negative, think, how can you get a good airflow when the intake fans is much much smaller than the exhaust?

The grills do help a lil bit in the airflow, but, it's just some lil numbers...

open casing just drop 1-2c only. it is not recommended case opened as the air cannot be circulated follow the path.

haha.. yeah it is negative pressure for my case. i need to concern about my environment temp too. if hot noon the temp high but for cool nite the temp goes low. negative pressure is better than positive pressure in terms of cooling (if and only if the environment is cold and not too hot so that the cold air can be suck from the front's holes) but not in dust prevention.

This post has been edited by basSist: Dec 8 2006, 11:37 AM

so which casing that you rec?
i thinking of get a new one...

Find a casing that is built on 100% Aluminium, then look at the intake and exhaust blowhole, make sure that it's on the same size...

Such as, Intake 120MM, exhaust 120MM that will do...

100% Aluminium quite expensive leh >.< sigh..

Where got nice items in cheap price?

Think, can you buy a ferrari with a tag price of a proton car?

No right?

You want nice things, you have to spend more...

It's The Simple Truth, DiGi, Always A Smarter Choice <--- eyh, aiyoh, teringat iklan DiGi plak...

It's The Simple Truth la...

Seems like the temperature of OC result is giving the HSF tough time.......

the cooler should be able to perform better .... or ur room is really massive hot like hell.....

yeah hehe. ya i think my room quite hot plus the air flow of my case not really good.

1x80mm(case) intake and 1x120mm exhaust(case) + 1x80mm (PSU). using a CM 120mm Silent LED fan for ultra. any suggestions to improve the air flow? except a new case suggestion