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 When your CPU runs at ambient, it that a good thing?
Har!
MPitts, Duckman, this Alpha PEP66 in the bees knees.
Gotta luv it:
Ambient: 28.0C
CPU: 28.2C
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ForceTen
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ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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Originally posted by ForceTen:
Har!
MPitts, Duckman, this Alpha PEP66 in the bees knees.
Gotta luv it:
Ambient: 28.0C
CPU: 28.2C
One more thing:
That's a 566 celery at 850, 1.8V.
<snicker>
952, here we come!
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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NullPointerException
I'd really suggest double-checking your CPU temperature sensor connection before you get too excited...
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Originally posted by rock:
I'd really suggest double-checking your CPU temperature sensor connection before you get too excited...
Definitely make sure that it is setup correctly, but if it is then great! All this preaching for GlobalWin and Alpha is finally making a difference..  haha
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Originally posted by mpitts:
Definitely make sure that it is setup correctly, but if it is then great! All this preaching for GlobalWin and Alpha is finally making a difference.. haha
Sorry - I left out a piece of info - the mobo is BE-6II, and monitors temp directly off a sensor in the slocket. Wheeee!
Also, I am using arctic silver thermal compund - great stuff. And a Global win fan. Whooooosh!
Oh, I ran MadOnions 3dMark2000, scored a 4271, and the processor temp at the end of the test was 32, but settled to 29 within about two minutes.
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
[This message has been edited by ForceTen (edited September 29, 2000).]
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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Originally posted by mpitts:
Definitely make sure that it is setup correctly, but if it is then great! All this preaching for GlobalWin and Alpha is finally making a difference.. haha
One more thing: The construction of the Alpha is neat - I'd love to see how they machine it, all those little airfoil shapes.
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ForceTen
Tough times demand tough talk!
ForceTen
Quality - not Quantity
And thus the eleventh rule rule of Overclocking is born:
XI: Thou shalt kill flies with sledgehammers, whenever practicable.
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That's pretty frosty.
My own celeron 533a idles at about 78F @ 800Mhz with 1.7v and 84F @ 896Mhz with 1.8v. I just have an Orb too. However, after about 45 minutes of heavy duty Q3 those temps can climb between 15-20F. That I believe is the main difference between the Alpha and GlobalWin's and my Orb.
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