SickStew

Hi OCN

I want to make my secondary system super quite

The case is Antec Nine Hundred and the fans are set to low & the side fan is spinning at 1400rpm
My Arctic Freezer 7 Pro is spinning at 800rpm

Processor is Intel Pentium Dual Core E2220 @ 2.4GHz

I’ve Overclocked it to 3.0GHz (300 x 10) @ 1.37v (High voltage is ensure stability)

Temperatures are

Core Temp 0.99.3
Ambient: 22C
TJMax: 85C
Idle
Core 0#: 29C – 32C
Core 1#: 28C – 32C
Load (Intel Burn)
Core 0#: 62C – 67C
Core 1#: 63C – 66C

Graphics Card is HD4850 (Non Ref) Fan speed (10% 650rpm)

GPU-Z Senor
Idle: 41C
Load: 68C (ATi Tools Scan)

My PC sounds like a slight hum

Is here any way I can reduced my temps without increasing fan speeds. I was thinking
Of going for a very big heat sink or water cooling (120mm single Rad and mount it to the exhaust fan)

low strife

High voltage also ensures that you get higher load temps. I don't think it needs that much voltage if you're only at 3Ghz.

You can get a TRUE and not even use a fan on it. I have my Q6600 at 3.4Ghz (~75c load, but I never fully load it, and if I do, I turn on my fan).

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luckii

yea i also dont understand the high voltage but its up to u.

FilluX

You could replace the termal paste with something better (Arctic silver 5 for example)

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SickStew

T.R.U.E’s are a good Heat Sink I own one my self in my main system I just hate the mounting bracket it does not seem secure enough you can move the Heat Sink even when you have fully tighten the screws and even applied a penny mod to get more pressure.

I've used OCZ Freezer Paste

SickStew

I have very few options in my BIOS to increase voltages

CPU Vcore Voltage
[Stock] = 1.22v
[0.050 MvCore] = 1.27v [unstable]
[0.100 MvCore] = 1.32v [boots in to Windows Intel Burn unstable]
[0.150 MvCore] = 1.37v [Intel Burn Stable]
[0.200 MvCore] = 1.42v [Intel Burn Stable Temps to High]

FSB Voltage
[1.1v] = [unstable]
[1.2v] = [unstable]
[1.3v] = [Intel Burn Stable]

SickStew

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