Real Temp - New temp program for Intel Core processors

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Hi unclewebb

yeah it's bee a while and I get just been using my Q6600 @ 3.2Hz a moderate overclock, worked great until distaster struck and my RAID 5 died, not going into more of that (link), anyway I still got my T-Balancer setup as you can see but since the RMA I bought new fans, which are much better.

I going to test the Q6600 with your suggestions of a 60-65C overclock but found out after yesterdays underclock marathon with all fans on full throttle that one of the fans is noisy, the new 120mm case out fan, is very annoying even though I switched Attenuator (a PWM filter) on the T-Balancer, still the same "whistle" sound. Have bee trying to fix it but it wont go away, had the same problem with the old fan, but did some customized curves for the fan which worked pretty good but takes forever to get very good.

Thought the new fan would fix it but its the same, this way "off-topic", but my serious RealTemp calibration of the Q6600 depends on having a working cooling system, that includes keeping the noise pollution under control. I used my NoiseGard Sennheizer headphones yesterday which reduces whistles and fan noise very good, however I right now want to eliminate the culprit to the problem. The Q6600 have a TRUE and the same fanbrand and it has no whistle, an external fan (same brand) for the firewall is also silent.

What I wanted to do was to save a ghost with all T-Balancer profiles before I started the serious overclocking, a good plan and backups are no1 before hell breaks out.


Will start the backups soon as I'm as curios as you are of what the result of the RealTemp calibration will be.

(sorry for the "Off-topic" post but I´m usually end up there what ever I do :innocent: )