Tomsawyer
03-08-2004, 06:01 PM
For those in the know, would you say having a constant temp reading of between -32 and -38 on the front LCD of a non-modded prommy Mach 1 be an indicatator that you do not have a good solid contact?
For one way of viewing it the purpose the cold block is exchange the heat from the cpu and that there should a high temp reading on the front LCD and a lower temp in bios or MM. I was thinking that perhaps that under load the mach1 LCD should be showing say -20 to -10 or do you other owners also show temps of between -30 and -40 constantly? I have tried mounting this block 3 times, each time there is a coating on the cpu but that LCD reading never really changes that much. Underload should it not climb up as it copes with a mounting cpu temp?
We newbie users must drive you long time experts who have moved onto cascades and nitrogen nuts I bet lol but I am not above begging for answers. Between Marci and TheDude I am slowly learning the calculus of this beasty :)
For one way of viewing it the purpose the cold block is exchange the heat from the cpu and that there should a high temp reading on the front LCD and a lower temp in bios or MM. I was thinking that perhaps that under load the mach1 LCD should be showing say -20 to -10 or do you other owners also show temps of between -30 and -40 constantly? I have tried mounting this block 3 times, each time there is a coating on the cpu but that LCD reading never really changes that much. Underload should it not climb up as it copes with a mounting cpu temp?
We newbie users must drive you long time experts who have moved onto cascades and nitrogen nuts I bet lol but I am not above begging for answers. Between Marci and TheDude I am slowly learning the calculus of this beasty :)