FOP 32-1
This is a discussion about FOP 32-1 in the Windows Hardware category; Ok another post, this time i want to get my system right. I dont want the noise of a FOP 38 so will a FOP 32-1 do on a 1. 1Ghz Thunderbird. I want the temp below 60 under full load. Thanks Tom.
Ok another post, this time i want to get my system right. I dont want the noise of a FOP 38 so will a FOP 32-1 do on a 1.1Ghz Thunderbird. I want the temp below 60 under full load. Thanks
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I have a Cooler Master DP5-6h51 and my 1.1Ghz runs 51C or 123F
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Alpha PEP66T(with the Delta Black Label of the FOP38). PIII cpu. 800eb @ 954.
AT FULL LOAD, I only get 32 degrees Celsius
But I have fans..and lots of them.
If you want performance, get the FOP38(or PEP66T with Delta Black Label)...and work on reducing sound other ways...
or be like me-stupid-and go for performance over sound. (Mine does over 1033 ghz...but not in Win2k. Just 98)
AT FULL LOAD, I only get 32 degrees Celsius
But I have fans..and lots of them.
If you want performance, get the FOP38(or PEP66T with Delta Black Label)...and work on reducing sound other ways...
or be like me-stupid-and go for performance over sound. (Mine does over 1033 ghz...but not in Win2k. Just 98)
i've got a althon 1ghz and with fop32 (not sure if it is -1, but doens't matter as long as it has been installed properly) and my typical temperature is about 38-40
i have neveer seen the tempertature higher tho.
i have neveer seen the tempertature higher tho.
OP
OK got the Fop32-1 and my temp is around (according to my asus k7t133 mobo) 58c with seti@home running. its seems stable tho.
Well, I go for performance and sound. I use Dynamat in my case to control the noise from fan-induced vibration.
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Regards,
clutch
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Regards,
clutch
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i believe that might be a little bit too hot, even tho it run stable, it is better to keep the temperature down, is your cooling in your case good?
i believe that might be a little bit too hot, even tho it run stable, it is better to keep the temperature down, is your cooling in your case good?
OP
well i have a ys-tech fan in the front blowing air into the case. a enermax psu above the cpu (should suc air from the cpu out of the case). any suggestions.
