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Old August 18, 2009, 04:34 PM
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Hi there folks,
I had recently switch my motherboard from a evga 780i (it died) to a Gigabyte EP45 UD3P and I hear that the ud3p would generally run cooler than my previous. Now the motherboard runs cooler that before, but for some strange reason, I am now idling my q9550 (at 3.8ghz) at 43C and LOADing at liek 65C (OCCT) (this is 1.35v vcore in BIOS) while when I had my old motherboard, I was idling at like 35c and LOADing at like 55C. Some people say that it takes a while for the thermal paste to liek reach its maximum cooling ability so Im sure hoping thats the reason (I just finished building it today) So, does anybody have any reasons or explanations for this???
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maybe try remounting heatsink
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Old August 18, 2009, 04:38 PM
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Im really sure its mounted really well and plus if iit wasnt Id probably get way higher temps, right? Any other ideas?
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Western Digital 500gb and Seagate 500gb in RAID 0
Western Digital 250gb
Antec 1200
OCZ Vendetta 2 LGA 775 CPU cooler with bolt thru kit
XFX HD5970
Steelseries 7G Mechanical Keyboard
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Old August 18, 2009, 04:39 PM
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uh its called nvidia chipsets.

They run stupid hot :P

Intel is where its at.
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Old August 18, 2009, 04:40 PM
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possibly new mobo is putting out different voltages than the other mobo?
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Old August 18, 2009, 05:02 PM
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uh its called nvidia chipsets.

They run stupid hot :P

Intel is where its at.
UD3P is NVidia chepset...?
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Western Digital 500gb and Seagate 500gb in RAID 0
Western Digital 250gb
Antec 1200
OCZ Vendetta 2 LGA 775 CPU cooler with bolt thru kit
XFX HD5970
Steelseries 7G Mechanical Keyboard
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Old August 18, 2009, 05:10 PM
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UD3P is NVidia chepset...?
Wrong.

Gigabyte = Intel

780i = Nvidia

Nvidia = hot = failing northbridge = failing memory controller = dead ram/mobo
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Old August 18, 2009, 05:17 PM
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No man, I replyed saying that because In the thread I posted that my NEW UD3P motherboard seems to be causing my cpu to get higher temps than my 780i. I am completely aware that ud3p is not a nvidia chipset. I just responded with that to make you like maybe read the first post again because it sounded liek you were mistaken.
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Gigabyte EP45 UD3P
G.Skill pc2 8500 1066mhz RAM
Corsair TX750 Watt Power Supply
Western Digital 500gb and Seagate 500gb in RAID 0
Western Digital 250gb
Antec 1200
OCZ Vendetta 2 LGA 775 CPU cooler with bolt thru kit
XFX HD5970
Steelseries 7G Mechanical Keyboard
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Altec Lansing 5.1 Surround Speakers, Sennheiser HD215's, G35's
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No man, I replyed saying that because In the thread I posted that my NEW UD3P motherboard seems to be causing my cpu to get higher temps than my 780i. I am completely aware that ud3p is not a nvidia chipset. I just responded with that to make you like maybe read the first post again because it sounded liek you were mistaken.
OOPS! haha.

I did, my bad.

As someone stated check your voltages.
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Old August 18, 2009, 06:32 PM
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Wrong.

Gigabyte = Intel

780i = Nvidia

Nvidia = hot = failing northbridge = failing memory controller = dead ram/mobo
No I said that because I feel that yo have not read the first post correctly and that my NEW motherboard is the ud3p and I am completely aware that is an intel chipset and not an nvidia chipset.
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Q9550 E0 stepping @ 4Ghz
Gigabyte EP45 UD3P
G.Skill pc2 8500 1066mhz RAM
Corsair TX750 Watt Power Supply
Western Digital 500gb and Seagate 500gb in RAID 0
Western Digital 250gb
Antec 1200
OCZ Vendetta 2 LGA 775 CPU cooler with bolt thru kit
XFX HD5970
Steelseries 7G Mechanical Keyboard
Samsung 305T 30 Inch 2560x1600 LCD monitor
Altec Lansing 5.1 Surround Speakers, Sennheiser HD215's, G35's
Steelseries Xai Laser Mouse
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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