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Temp. tests with speedfan .. - 12/27/2005 3:13:10 PM

major9686

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Why in all of yours tests of CPU the temp. is steady .. rise slowly ..
and on my pc its more spiky .. looks like a mess ... completly different from your graphs :(

http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Reviews/Specific.aspx?ArticleId=15892&PageId=1

this is my graph .. only few sec. but thats the main concept .. it looks like this all the time :(
is something wrong ?
http://rapidshare.de/files/9926264/CPU_TEMP.JPG.html

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RE: Temp. tests with speedfan .. - 12/27/2005 3:28:18 PM

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The stronger the cooler, the more spikes you will have, (especially with a P4) as anything other than idle moves the temp in a P4, and as soon as it's idle again, even for a second, if you have a nice cooler it will drop... rise, drop... etc...

I hope this helps out.

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RE: Temp. tests with speedfan .. - 12/28/2005 11:23:03 AM

major9686

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ORIGINAL: minos

I also think is the methodology. Can you post here a graph?
How do you perform the test?

well mate .. I didnt performed any tests ..
just open speed fan and waited few sec. and got print screen of the graph ...
it aint steady at all :(

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RE: Temp. tests with speedfan .. - 12/28/2005 3:14:45 PM

major9686

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will try it ..
turn off my PC for about 6 hours ..
turn it on .. run the speedfan graph for about 1 hour without touchin anything nor runnin no program in the bg .. :)
and report back !

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RE: Temp. tests with speedfan .. - 12/29/2005 12:36:57 AM

major9686

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quote:

ORIGINAL: minos

No need to be hours...20 minutes are ok.

OK .. so I will do it as soon as my emule downloads get empty ..
hmmmm ..
hey minos .. congrats on the 3333msg post ;)
OH . and by the way I bought 2 weeks ago the 4 fans kit of thermaltake with the VR panel :) they function great .. kinda silent .. I put them on 40-45% :)
when they are on 100% they are really loud but they drop the temp. of my motherboard to 27-25 :) ha ha ...

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