The Conroe CPU Temp. Thread

Same temperature weirdness here.

E6600 B2 @ 3000
G.Skill GBPK 2Gb
P5B Deluxe
1900XT
Arctic Cooler 7 Pro
Akasa Eclipse 62 case (big!) with 2 x 120 mm fans
Tagan PSU (580W I think)

Ambient : 28 C

Idle (333 x 6) : 46 C

Load
Orthos : Coretemp / TAT 57C, Asus 65C
TAT Stress test : 68 C <---- Toasty!
Dual Prime : 57C

No stability issues.

http://www.bakaark.myzen.co.uk/Stress%20test.GIF

System is stable, no extra CPU volts (NB tweaked a bit) and CPU will definitely go higher if I can get the temps under control - happy for now though!

Cheers

Chnks

:party:

CPU: E6600 L629A810
Speed: 3000MHz
Voltage: w/ DMM 1.236V
Mobo: Gigabyte DS4
RAM: D9GMH DDR668 3-3-3-9 @ 2.1V
NB@stock volts
Cooling: Water (NexXxos XP)

Desktop idle: 35&#186;C
Dual SP2004: 43&#186;C

My idle temps are fine, it's just the load is a LOT hotter for some reason.

Processor: E6600 @ 3.2Ghz | (Retail, Stepping 6 B2) | 1.37v
Motherboard: Asus P5B Deluxe (BIOS 0711) with custom NB HS
Memory: Corsair XMS2 PC6400 (4 4 4 12)
Cooling: Scythe Ninja Plus | Sharkoon Silent Eagle 120mm | AS5
Case: Lian Li PCV-1000 Plus
Idle (MB/CPU): 30/37
Load (MB/CPU): 34/68 :stick: max Dual Prime (CPU stress test)
Ambient: 22C
All temps with Asus Probe and CoreTemp (both give same temps)

37->68 is a massive jump... the biggest on this thread AFAIK.. what gives?

The HS heatpipe isn't even hot under load... don't know how it suppose to be at 68C?

i also have a 30c delta, with a SI-120 and a Panaflo M1, the IHS looks kinda OK though, it must be a bad contact between the core and the IHS

well, I reckon its best to have 30C deltas than smaller deltas at higher temps! :fact:

at least you are idling (which is the bulk of your time) at 40 and below.....many of us are idling high 40's to 50/51C, and load to high 50's to mid 60s.

I'm at 47C-55/56C idle-load :confused:

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Originally Posted by ssabripo

well, I reckon its best to have 30C deltas than smaller deltas at higher temps! :fact:

at least you are idling (which is the bulk of your time) at 40 and below.....many of us are idling high 40's to 50/51C, and load to high 50's to mid 60s.

I'm at 47C-55/56C idle-load :confused:

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man there is no way a delta of 30c is better than anything........that is rise above the idle temp when under load........big delta = high temps

for me with my idle of 45ish that is 75 under load (core temp)

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Originally Posted by Millyons

man there is no way a delta of 30c is better than anything........that is rise above the idle temp when under load........big delta = high temps

for me with my idle of 45ish that is 75 under load (core temp)

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no no...I didn't say is a good thing:nono:

I said, I would rather have this:
34-63 idle/load

than this:
50-61 idle/load


:banana:

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Originally Posted by Omarko

guys ... when your CPUs are on load for a while, lets say leave it priming for an hour or so, is the heatsink hot to touch ? at over 50C it should be ...

my Core duo shows 55C but when I touch the heatsink its not HOT at all, certainly not as hot as the block on my celeron D which runs at 51C , when touched, my fingers burn.

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touch fingers = burn
>60-65C for sure (hot coffee temperature)

When you are using the probe on the heatsink it will show a little less than the actual thermal probe on the chip. I think the problem is more that the temperature for the CeleronD is UNDERstated.

wow didn't realize this took off. I added a link to TAT up there. Thanks for all the posts!

I never got above 64C running Orthos dual prime for 44 hours.

CPU Model: E6600 Stepping 6
CPU Clockspeed: 3.3 Ghz
CPU Voltage: 1.213 (CPU-Z)
Motherboard: D975XBX rev. 306
BIOS Version: 1351
Heatsink/Block: CM AquaGate Mini
Fan: 120ml Coollermaster built onto CM AquaGate Mini
Idle/Load: 39/45
Ambient: 37
Utility Reading Temps: Core Temp - Intel Desktop Utilities - Intel Thermal Analysys