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Old August 3, 2007, 02:37 PM
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Working fine now.
I did a quick OCing like 11 x 300. The CPU temps is about 10 C lower compare with the Ultra TEC. I ran 4 instances of Prime95, CPU and memory at 100% and CoreTemp is 65C after an hour.
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The absolutely easiest way to get air out of a setup is adding a res, I went for 3 years with T-Lines and finally tried a res, and wow what a difference.
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Working fine now.
I did a quick OCing like 11 x 300. The CPU temps is about 10 C lower compare with the Ultra TEC. I ran 4 instances of Prime95, CPU and memory at 100% and CoreTemp is 65C after an hour.
Though I know nothing about quads, 65C is high. What's your voltage set to in the BIOS?
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1.4 volt. The voltage is increase each time I am not stable with Prime during the OC process.
Always hot, not matter what!
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The absolutely easiest way to get air out of a setup is adding a res, I went for 3 years with T-Lines and finally tried a res, and wow what a difference.
It took me 30 minutes of short burst and some little shaking on the tube to force the bubles to go up in the Y...
Now there is none.
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1.4 volt. The voltage is increase each time I am not stable with Prime during the OC process.
Always hot, not matter what!
Woa. Only 1.4V and 65C? Are you sure the block is seated properly on top of the CPU?
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yes, the bloc is well seated. The Quad always get hot.

Maybe there is something wrong, is somebody get better CoreTemp reading at 3.3 GHz working at 100%?
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Maybe there is something wrong?
Maybe, maybe not. Like I said, I don't know anything about Quads. If it does run hot, you're on the 65C limit...

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is somebody get better CoreTemp reading at 3.3 GHz working at 100%
any other software that can read Quad temps?
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