Koolance - 350 Disassembled and close up.

[NaeKuh]

Well those temps are high but people were getting 80s with their loops which makes me bricks.

no these suckers RUN HOT... i kid not...

Anyhow Final 10 min temps...

wasnt gonna go anywhere else..

Ambients recorded at 25.6
Coolant Temp recorded @ 26.5 - 26.7



I think my chip also runs very HOT...

im really loving the flat out temps...
Im getting closer to 4 also. :P

I like the orange zipties..... has a Techno feel to it...

Trademark PissedVille Secret...

[Movieman]

no these suckers RUN HOT... i kid not...

Anyhow Final 10 min temps...

wasnt gonna go anywhere else..

Ambients recorded at 25.6
Coolant Temp recorded @ 26.5 - 26.7



I think my chip also runs very HOT...

im really loving the flat out temps...
Im getting closer to 4 also. :P



Trademark PissedVille Secret...

I'm getting 61C at 100% load at 3733mhz on air with a TRUE and 87CFM fan..
Those are constant numbers since I first set it up.
You have one HOT chip my friend!

[NaeKuh]

You have one HOT chip my friend!

oh i know it....



i always end up getting the HOTEST date..

[Petra]

The huge variation in load temperatures for the Ci7 CPUs is leading me to think that a lot of this may be due to poor calibration. I mean, think of it from the standpoint of a chip designer... what's the point in spending money for an accurate, precise, and properly calibrated part when all it really needs to be is a ballpark 'I'm too hot/I'm doing fine' indicator? Along those lines, one chip could read 10c high and another 5c low.

Thoughts? It's something that almost makes me want to go through Intel's white papers to see if they actually define a tolerance for the CPU's temperature sensors (nevermind that they're, more or less, reading point heat).