The Conroe CPU Temp. Thread

[eklipze]

well then as lucky said you probably had a lil under average amoutn of AS5

[thorgal]

I am not sure if you guys are getting my point. Core Temp says the CPU TEMP is 55C on load, wouldnt you think that the heatsink would be hot when left for priming for few hours? the heat dissipation achieved equilibrium at that temperature so the heatsink alone should be releasing this heat thus be hot.

same as my celery cpu.

but with conroe, its not hot to touch at all. I simply dont believe the Core Temp reports. I will stick on my senfu probes soon too , but its only going to confirm what I am saying.

Same here

I've got the bad axe and core temp reporting about the same : 55°C load, 43° idle. This is imo off by about 10°, as my temperature probe on the hsp reads a permanent 33-36°C, no matter what load (even after prime)

To be complete :
CPU Model: E6700ES step 5, B1
CPU Clockspeed: OC 3600MHz (prime stable)
CPU Voltage: 1.45V
Motherboard: Intel Bad Axe 302modded
Bios : 1304
Heatsink/Block: water, Alphacool NexXxos XP
Idle: Core1 41°C, Core2 38°C
Load: Core1 55°C, Core2 53°C
Ambient: 26°C
Utility Reading Temps: Core temp, IDCC

[herderien]

i tend to agree with the previous comments regarding temp, before C2D i had a P4C 3,2 that was around the same temperatures the probe reads but ejected air nor the fan was as cool as with the same temp reading on the C2D

CPU Model: E6600 Retail
CPU Clockspeed: 3Ghz
CPU Voltage: 1.38
Motherboard: P5B Delux
BIOS Version: 0502
Heatsink/Block: Scythe Ninja+
idle 42 /load 54 (dual prime @ 60°)
Ambient: 26C
Utility Reading Temps: Asus Probe 2


ps : the CPUz reading of vCore is crap, or you have a more recent version ^^

[realsmasher]

CPU Model: 6600 step 6
CPU Clockspeed: 2,4ghz(stock)
CPU Voltage: 1,328V (stock)
Motherboard: ds3
BIOS Version: F1
Heatsink/Block: boxed
Fan: boxed
Idle/Load: 40-45°C / 55°C
Ambient: 25°C
Utility Reading Temps: easytune5 (same temps as bios)

but fan starts full power at 60°, so this is 100% silent for me(1500rpm, i can only hear my 1900xt )

[Omarko]

have you gues tried a remount ? apparently the 4 pin stoch HSF is very tricky and ppl are reporting MUCH MUCH better temps after few remounts...


any more readings ?

[Evilsizer]

have you gues tried a remount ? apparently the 4 pin stoch HSF is very tricky and ppl are reporting MUCH MUCH better temps after few remounts...


any more readings ?

well like i said i am using a ninja with 110cfm denkie at 7v more cfm then a yateloon. now i used the ninja with singe yateloon and it kept a 530j @3.6ghz@1.4v at 46-48c load from abit eq. so i dont see how it would be worse on a allendale. the wierd thing is under load the hs is not even warm at all. yes i have re-cliped(sk478 style) the hs 4 times already, i dont want to waste any more as-c on remonts.

[kempez815]

CPU Model: E6600 Retail
CPU Clockspeed: 3379
CPU Voltage: 1.55v
Motherboard: Asus DH Deluxe
BIOS Version: 0701
Heatsink/Block: Swiftech Apogee
Fan: 3 x SilenX 12mm Fans on RAD, various others
Idle/Load: 31°C/44°C
Ambient: 25.3°C
Utility Reading Temps: Asus Probe/Speedfan. Still working on what else

[irenic]

I am not sure if you guys are getting my point. Core Temp says the CPU TEMP is 55C on load, wouldnt you think that the heatsink would be hot when left for priming for few hours? the heat dissipation achieved equilibrium at that temperature so the heatsink alone should be releasing this heat thus be hot.

same as my celery cpu.

but with conroe, its not hot to touch at all. I simply dont believe the Core Temp reports. I will stick on my senfu probes soon too , but its only going to confirm what I am saying.

well i'm running dualprime now for my e6600 and coretemp report the temp is 72C ! then i touch the heatsink it is nowhere near that! it's not hot at all. i can even let my finger stay at the heatsink for a few mins if i want..

[realsmasher]

coretemp is not heatsink-temp.

if you got bad contact, this would happen or the temp reading is false. i would check this.

have you gues tried a remount ? apparently the 4 pin stoch HSF is very tricky and ppl are reporting MUCH MUCH better temps after few remounts...

in my opinion this temp is just GREAT. 1500rmp with 55° dual full load ! WTF, this fan can do more then 3500rpm !

all i need is a fan conrtol, so it starts to get faster at lower temps. with that, i'll never reach anything above 45°

[irenic]

but at 71c the hsf surely is hot... hmm i dunno. it depends to ourselves whether to believe it or not

[LowRun]

but at 71c the hsf surely is hot... hmm i dunno. it depends to ourselves whether to believe it or not

Not if you have bad contact, and with all those rumors of concave IHS on conroes, high core temps and cold HS would be symptoms to consider.

[kiwi]

CPU Model: e6300
CPU Clockspeed: 3.3Ghz
CPU Voltage: 1.425V
Motherboard: GB DS3
BIOS Version: F3c
Heatsink/Block: TT BT
Fan: 12cm
Idle/Load: 53C/65-70C
Ambient: 26C
Utility Reading Temps: Easy Tune load 51-60C


Not sure but it seems readings are a bit off. BT heatpipes are not hot at all

[selder]

CPU Model: e6600
CPU Clockspeed: 2.4Ghz (stock)
CPU Voltage: stock
Motherboard: P5W DH Deluxe
BIOS Version: 1101
Heatsink/Block: Zalman 7700
Fan: 120mm
Idle/Load: 22C/35-40C (speedfan)
Coretemp idle: Core1: 30°C and Core2: 31°C
Ambient: 22C

I like those temps, better than my coolest Norythwood back in the days

[realsmasher]

@ selder :

how do you tell your fan at which speed it should run ?

the gigabyte program don't works, but i want to tell him to get faster even with lower temps (can't hear it anyway with x1900xt activ)

[rpg711]

Not if you have bad contact, and with all those rumors of concave IHS on conroes, high core temps and cold HS would be symptoms to consider.

its not rumors of convcave IHS on conroes... its true on OEM models

@ selder :

how do you tell your fan at which speed it should run ?

the gigabyte program don't works, but i want to tell him to get faster even with lower temps (can't hear it anyway with x1900xt activ)

u have to have a 4 pin connector for u to change with software, if u dont have one, getting the zalman fanmate 2 will work

[LowRun]

its not rumors of convcave IHS on conroes... its true on OEM models

Then it for sure has something to do with "high" core temps while "cold" HS.

[HeadShotWI]

CPU Model: e6400
CPU Clockspeed: 3.2Ghz
CPU Voltage: 1.40625V
Motherboard: GB DS3
BIOS Version: F3
Heatsink/Block: Scythe Ninja /w Thermaltake 120mm fan
Fan: 120mm fan on CPU, 40mm fan on NB
Idle/Load: 46C/55-59 using Core Temp

Dual Prime Stable however I am concerned about temps. I never see them hit 60c however I do see it climb to 56-58.

[realsmasher]

u have to have a 4 pin connector for u to change with software, if u dont have one, getting the zalman fanmate 2 will work

i have got a 4 pin connector, but what to do with it ? i just plugged the cpu fan-cable in the cpu fan-cable slot on mobo. that's all.

also i'm seeking for software to change the fan-speed. as in bios i can change to termal fan control(full speed to late, at around 65°C) or full speed all the time.
isn't there an easy way to put the full-speed limit down to lets say 50 or 55°C

[Mako88]

My 1.6v 3.7GHz 6700 hits 82c under load with a Ninja, yet the Ninja is barely even warm to the touch (including the heat pipes).

Also, if I clock the voltage under 1.5v, even at the same MHz speed, the load temp drops all the way down to 68c immediately, which tells me that the Conroe temp sensor is sensitive to overcurrent and is likely bugged.

[HeadShotWI]

My 1.6v 3.7GHz 6700 hits 82c under load with a Ninja, yet the Ninja is barely even warm to the touch (including the heat pipes).

Also, if I clock the voltage under 1.5v, even at the same MHz speed, the load temp drops all the way down to 68c immediately, which tells me that the Conroe temp sensor is sensitive to overcurrent and is likely bugged.

Hopefully you are right becuase my ninja is also not hot to the touch. Its always just barely warm.

[Mako88]

Hopefully you are right becuase my ninja is also not hot to the touch. Its always just barely warm.

It did it with my 6400 as well, there was basically a voltage cut-off point, where if you went even 1/10th higher it would report a wildly hotter idle/load temp. For example, on my 6700 it idles at 38c when the volts are below 1.5v, and 58c when the volts are above. No way going from 1.5v to 1.6v could cause such a heat jump, period. Especially when the PWM, the Ninja, and everything else doesn't rise a single degree either under idle or with the CPU loaded.

Bug.

[xpsentity]

CPU Model: E6600 Retail, week 24
CPU Clockspeed: 3.4Ghz Prime Stable
CPU Voltage: 1.45V Bios
Motherboard: P5W DH Deluxe
BIOS Version: Varies, 903, 1101, 901
Heatsink/Block: TTBT
Fan: 110 CFM Silverstone, 2500rpm constant
Idle/Load: 28-30 / 41-44
Ambient: 25-27
Utility Reading Temps: PC Probe, AI Booster

I know Coretemp idle is about 40~, unsure of load.

[rpg711]

Hopefully you are right becuase my ninja is also not hot to the touch. Its always just barely warm.

try touching the base of the thing too see how hot it is... then touch the cpu
if the base isnt hot and the cpu feels like its 80c... u have a problem now
if the base is burning and the cpu is cool... good
dont worry, u wont burn urself unless the cpu is 126c... like my vid card burned me when i was testing how hot it was

[Sgoaty]

Glad to have found this thread my E6300 OEM is currently dual priming at 3.2ghz with 1.475v and core temp says 65C and again my ninja is cold to the touch. I have already tried a reseat im putting my retail 6600 in at the weekend though hopefully it will give better temps

EDIT: oh by the way hi to all this is my first post

[HeadShotWI]

Glad to have found this thread my E6300 OEM is currently dual priming at 3.2ghz with 1.475v and core temp says 65C and again my ninja is cold to the touch. I have already tried a reseat im putting my retail 6600 in at the weekend though hopefully it will give better temps

EDIT: oh by the way hi to all this is my first post

Well it sure sounds like people are touching the fins on the ninja. I am going to take a guess here but I have a feeling the fins NEVER actually get hot to the touch no matter how hot the CPU is. I have yet to hear a single person say there ninja was hot tot he touch. Either all of our ninja's are mounted bad or they just don't get hot on the fins. Try touching the HS below the fins.