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Originally posted by Foo_909
I'm on board with a combined 4.25 ghz of AMD & Intel(pfft) power...
PII 450 (It's my pimp server what can I say)
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Wellcome aboard Foo, every hz helps.
I haven't seen anyone talk about CPU temps yet, the rig in my sig was averaging about 41Deg C under load before folding... now it's at 51Deg steady. Anyone else seeing a jump that high?
Yeah and I believe those are the estimates if we continue at the rate we are at right now. Of course we will be cranking out much more, since we get new people joining every day.Quote:
Originally posted by OS-Wiz
Its exponential! Wow! :) :cool:
ThanksQuote:
Originally posted by Brahma
Wellcome aboard Foo, every hz helps.
I haven't seen anyone talk about CPU temps yet, the rig in my sig was averaging about 41Deg C under load before folding... now it's at 51Deg steady. Anyone else seeing a jump that high?
I have a steady 51 @ full load with folding@home. Usually around 47 during some hardcore gaming and 3dmarking.
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Originally posted by OS-Wiz
Its exponential! Wow! :) :cool:
I think we are bound to have a member joining shortage sometime or later and we will level out, but not for some time :D
Running f@h, P4 runs at 56c, XP2000+ runs at 48c -- :D go figure!
FX was at 70 folding, did a little work on the case and now its at 62.
Case went from 44 down to 36.
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Originally posted by Thermo
FX was at 70 folding
DAYUM! thats hot....
Ya, the OEM heat sink is a POS. And the need for added Vcore to fold at default tells me that AMD knew they had a heat problem. But in typical OEM fashion they fixed it with reduced current and saved $3 on a better heat sink.Quote:
Originally posted by Foo_909
DAYUM! thats hot....
Wow, thats a tad bit *** I mean you figure if you spend atleast $700+ on a processor they should atleast include some kind of decent heat solution... maybe a waterblock :)Quote:
Originally posted by Thermo
Ya, the OEM heat sink is a POS. And the need for added Vcore to fold at default tells me that AMD knew they had a heat problem. But in typical OEM fashion they fixed it with reduced current and saved $3 on a better heat sink.
Geez I feel lucky, my 2100+ is at 36C while folding:)
this is about where my main rig sits while folding, maybe a little higher (52-53) i also only get to about 47 when gaming for a long time thoughQuote:
Originally posted by Foo_909
I have a steady 51 @ full load with folding@home. Usually around 47 during some hardcore gaming and 3dmarking.
geez, that's a toasty case temp :eek: where's that computer sittin? i consider my room to be extremely warm, but i never see temps above 31 unless it's in the middle of the summer late afternoonQuote:
Originally posted by Thermo
FX was at 70 folding, did a little work on the case and now its at 62.
Case went from 44 down to 36.
With 10 systems folding, it's about 80few in this room. The case temp is actually MB temp, the case is cold to the touch.Quote:
Originally posted by thebove
this is about where my main rig sits while folding, maybe a little higher (52-53) i also only get to about 47 when gaming for a long time though
geez, that's a toasty case temp :eek: where's that computer sittin? i consider my room to be extremely warm, but i never see temps above 31 unless it's in the middle of the summer late afternoon
10 systems in one room? Man I'd like to see a picture of that! I have three and it tends to get warm after a while with the fan off.
10 in one room???:eek: :eek: And i thought my one system kept our dorm room warm...
10 systems would be unbearable... the two systems I have in my room (in the basement, next to the furnance mind you AH!) which effectivley act like a large space-heater keep it atleast 15 degress hotter than any other room. I can't stand to be in here with any more than a t-shirt and shorts on, I practically break a sweat sitting here typing.
The things I do to fold, it's rediculous.
:p
And my first WU still isn't done.. what a bastard it is..