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Old 10-26-08   #51 (permalink)
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My room is 24 celsuis, system temp is around 30, and Cpu is around 30.
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My room is 24 celsuis, system temp is around 30, and Cpu is around 30.
ambient temps are your room temps... not your system temps...

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My room is around 73 degrees. Ambient is 35 and core is 35 right this second.
you said right there your ambient was 35C, if you knew it was 23C why did you say 34C, how did you apply your TIM the second time
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will my finger nail damage it? or what about hard rubbing with tissue, i don't have alcohol in the house. you mean beer right?

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ambient temps are your room temps... not your system temps...
Doh, indeed sorry for the confusion. lol

I applied my TIM, first with a credit card then I smooth it out with my finger in a sandwich bag.
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no problem, 35C is crazy for any room temp
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Doh, indeed sorry for the confusion. lol

I applied my TIM, first with a credit card then I smooth it out with my finger in a sandwich bag.
heh heh, that smiley made me laugh...

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Reseat the cooler, and apply less TIM.

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Needless to say I love my Xig. I am thoroughly impressed after 2 days use. If I wasn't so lazy I would test the stock fan and see what it could do. But its just to much work.

To the OP why not go out and get a Ultra Kaze. Will definitely help eh? It's not so bad on auto soundwise.
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So, as a follow up, I just got my xigamatek bolt kit today. I put it on using the amount of tim in the picture saber posted. I must say, I'm very happy.

Been running prime95 for 30 min now on small ttf's and it's pretty much stuck at 57-57-51-52, and it occasionally drops to 56. 6 deg C may not be much, but 3ghz is my goal right now, and keeping it under 60 max load feels good.

Also, earlier in the week after playing around a bit, I set my ram to 1066 (which it should be) instead of leaving it on auto, (noobie mistake) and I think thats where I'm seeing the biggest performance differences!! I tried unraring stuff before and after and I'd say there was probably a 5~10% dexrease in the amount of time it took after I adjusted it.

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