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linskingdom · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by TaiDinh

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What is your T-junction temp in CoreTemp? If it is 85C, you are fine. If it is 100C, subtract 15C off of your every read of CoreTemp's temp.

50C ~ 60C is your idle ~ load temp?

The concave thing you saw on your Zalman is not good. Flat, flat is good. If you ever start lapping, start with the heat sink because it is cheaper to replace if anything goes wrong.

Beware, lapping voids warranties.

I have E2160 At 3.2G. Coretemp reads 41c in idle and 59c in loaded. The T-junction is 100c. So, the cpu temp should be

Idle: cpu temp=41c-15c=26c
Loaded: cpu temp=59c-15c=44c

??

Supacharged21 · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by linskingdom

I have E2160 At 3.2G. Coretemp reads 41c in idle and 59c in loaded. The T-junction is 100c. So, the cpu temp should be

Idle: cpu temp=41c-15c=26c
Loaded: cpu temp=59c-15c=44c

??

What are you saying??????? Are you referring to my temp you your own values?

saiyanzzrage · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by Supacharged21

What are you saying??????? Are you referring to my temp you your own values?

no, i think hes jacking your thread...

Supacharged21 · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by saiyanzzrage

no, i think hes jacking your thread...

Thats what I was thinking, but thought maybe I was just crazy. linskingdom 100+ posts and too lazy to get your own thread? I didnt think my first thread would be pissed on.

Anyways am I reading my coretemp program wrong? it gives you 2 core values and a T junction value. Can somebody clarify on the Tjunction value, and if you use it to get a actual temp?

Bal3Wolf · 08-23-07

I have a e6600 and a zalman 9500 but im only clocked at 3.23ghz and 1.30 vcore idle 25c load 50c. But when i clocked it up to 3.6 and gave it 1.45vcore it loaded around 60-64c. And if i remmber right you dont subtract 15c you add it if your tjunction is 100c. If its 85c then you are ok check your temps with coretemp,tat,speedfan and see if they are all close to the same.

linskingdom · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by Supacharged21

What are you saying??????? Are you referring to my temp you your own values?

sorry for this. I didn't realize I clicked the quote. Those temps are referred mine.

Supacharged21 · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by linskingdom

sorry for this. I didn't realize I clicked the quote. Those temps are referred mine.

ok I understand.

Supacharged21 · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by linskingdom

sorry for this. I didn't realize I clicked the quote. Those temps are referred mine.

ok I understand.

kev_800 · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by Bitemarks and bloodstains

the thin line method is for dual die chips like the pentium Ds and the q6xxx for the E chips use half a grain of rice sized drop of AS5 and then put the heatsink on.

I like to put down a rice sized dab (long-grain rice of course!) and use a razor blade at a very oblique angle to spread it out. AS5 is a lot gooier than I thought it would be.... but using the razor blade's flat side allows you to get a nice thin coat, and also to put pressure on the stuff so that it is forced into any grooves...

Someone mentioned making sure your air flow is correct - this is a good suggestion and may have something to do with the problem. Is the inside of your case warm? Maybe upgrade your fans too.

Bal3Wolf · 08-23-07

i do a + i can never remmber what direction the cores run so i just make a + to cover it good but a small amount.

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