A 120MM fan with 3000RPm maximum speed is very noisy, today i've gone to moderno's shop and tried the evercool fan which the maximum speed is 2000RPm, it's noisy enough to me, i can't even think of a 120MM fan with 3000RPm, it's gonna be damn freaking noisy...

Take out the heatsink, remove all the thermal paste on both cooler and the processor IHS, reapply a new layer of thermal paste, careful not to put it too thick or too thin...

There you should have a lower temps then what you're having right now...

Aiyoh you guys, Prescott comes in two version liao...

The E family & the A family is both prescott liao...

Only B & C families are northwood...

Google is you're best friend, go google

Bro, irangan, you can't fit in a 3rd party heatsinks on dell's motherboard, as their mounting position is so different with what intel aligned...

I've sold 3 different type of Dell Optiplex pc, and trust me, all of them have different mounting position compared to the original intel mounting position...

What's you're full pc spec, state all the things here, even the harddisk drive and optical drive also, i suspect that you're psu is underpowered..

Bout the cpu temp as high as 93degrees, there should be a bug in you're motherboard sensor, the same problem i faced with my P5WD2-W premium before i send it for RMA purpose...

Give us you're full pc specs bro...

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 1 2007, 09:19 AM

Threadstarter, mind to tell us what kind of watercooling kit u're using for u're processor?

That's a pc or a forest?

Huh?
Last time when i didn't bought the artic cleaner, i use it hundreds of times.
Even use CK One to clean the IHS of most processor.

And sometime i even use the CK One on the uncovered processor core.

Answer this two question:

1) What's the age of your notebook?
2) How often & how long do you use your notebook in one day?

I have an assumption on why does that happens, but, i need you to answer those two question above first.

Okay, i know why this thing happens just after i see you're saying that your notebook "runs about 18hrs a day"

My assumptions, Easy:

Your notebook processor heatsink is already full of dust.

I've seen many notebooks that face this kind of trouble.
And all of them has the same problem:
Heatsink A.K.A. processor cooling fan is already full of dust, and your heatsink @ processor cooler is choking with some fresh air.
[FYI, my partime work is a computer service technician]

Edit:
I'm an ex student of UiTM Shah Alam.
My customers are UiTM Shah Alam stundents.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 11 2007, 12:15 AM

Hard?
I can do that in just 30 minutes.

Seriously, your heatsink is full of dust.
It's up to you to trust me or not.

You can only see clearly either the heatsink is full of dust or not if you open the whole notebook casing.

I've repaired hunderds of notebook before.
And 50% of them are facing the same problem as yours.

What i do is:

1) Open the whole notebook casing
2) Take out the heatsink & clean it thoroughly
3) Clean the old thermal paste
4) Put a new layer of Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Paste
5) Put everything back to where it was
6) Inspect the new temperature details

And after doing that, their notebook runs even smoother than ever.

FYI, only 1% of those notebook i've repaired used thermal paste.
The other 99%, just use a chapalang black thermal pad that is not really good in conducting hot temperatures from the processor's die to the heatsink.



This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 11 2007, 12:25 AM

Yes, i am living in shah alam area.
TTDI Jaya [Near Stadium & Politeknik Shah Alam]

However, i don't advice you to ask me to open your notebook as your notebook still has 2 year of warranty.

Yes, for notebooks i only use Arctic Silver 5 as all notebooks only uses small heatsink, thus, it need a powerful thermal conductor between the heatsink and the processor's die @ core.

I only use "chapalang" thermal paste on desktop pc's.

If it's only 1 year, i could do that.
But still, if you insist, i gladly accept it.

aiks. please do this via pm



This post has been edited by DaRkSyThE: Mar 11 2007, 11:14 AM

Doom, youre idle temperature is very high dude.

This is mine under priming for nearly 19hours:
[In normal room, non airconditioned]

Your HR-05 should have work better than my stupid dq6 that is full with those ugly heatpipe.

Picture:


e6600 @ 3.2GHz @ Stock Vcore 1.312
400 X 8 = 1600MHz Bus Speed
VMCH & FSB Voltage @ +0.5 volts
Vdimm @ 2.15Volts

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 11 2007, 02:22 PM

Bro, that temps is while i'm using GTX liao.
And when i'm using the GTS is also the same.

And yes, the system is in the G7 casing.
There might be something wrong with your setup, or maybe the airflow is not properly flown, or maybe you didn't fit your HR-05 on the 965 chipset well.

IINM, the motherboard temp is the chipset temp.

Remember when i'm still on my ASUS P5WD2-E Premium board?
I used to get 48degrees on the stock northbridge heatsink [Motherboard Temp in PC Wizard 2007]
But when i switch the northbridge chipset heatsink to Noctua NC-U6, what i get is 36degrees. [Motherboard Temp in PC Wizard 2007]

Doesn't that shows that the motherboard temp is the northbridge temp?

It sure does look as the northbridge temps to me.

Wehh, u're running e6600 @ 3150MHz at 1.3875volts?
Why need to pump the vcore to that extend?

My e6600 is running at 3.2GHz at the stock vcore [1.3125volts] only.
No need to increase the vcore liao...

Mine:
400X8 [3.2GHz] @ 1600MHz bus speed.

Check this:


I even did primed my e6600 at that clock speed at the stock vcore for 19hours with no problem at all.

So why did you pump the vcore into that high?

I believe if you set your setting the same as mine, you will have a much much lower temps than what you're having right now.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 16 2007, 08:43 PM

Which type of heatsink u're using?
Stock or 3rd party heatsink?

Agreed.
It's using Prescott cores aka preshott

Prescott are the hottest core ever produced by Intel.

If you're using stock heatsink and getting that kind of temps, i believe your motherboard sensor chip got bugs in it.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 16 2007, 09:16 PM

Ok, try my method first la bro.

It's worth a shot.

Make it as 400X8 @ Stock Vcore, dont adjust anything on the Vcore.

FSB set at 400MHz
Multiplier set at 8 [Yes, decrease it ]

My e6600 ES is also quite hard in overclocking when i set the multiplier to 9

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 16 2007, 11:06 PM

Sold long time d.

Hey, we're going far out of the topic d.
Let's stick back to the topic title shall we?

And bro cablesguy, let's continue our discussion on overclocking your C2D in here:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/399602

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Mar 16 2007, 11:22 PM