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Arctic cooling freezer 7 pro temps ?

1.5K views 23 replies 17 participants last post by  YahonMaizosz  
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just installed and temps have dropped by about 20 c both idle and load but that is still 50 C far higher than the reported temps from others why are my temps so high under load?
 
#2 ·
That depends.

What are you current temps?

[not sure if you have posted them elsewhere, didn't look.]

I personally idle @ 29c, and 39c under load on a hot day. On a cool day, idle is same & load is 35c.
 
#3 ·
could be your chip, not mounted properly, bad tim contact, low caseflow, just all around warm room, warped base just to name a few
 
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Yeah, I'm at stock speeds & stock voltage, and no problems, that's w/ Q-Fan on.

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It's about 82 F in my room right now, too
 
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I tend to use speedfan as it's accurate for me, at least?
Idk if it's my mobo or what, but it's always spot on.

Same with Intel TAT.

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I was running 30-35C idle on my 630i but after upgrading to a 780i and a second 8800gt, I started getting 43-47C idle
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. Everything is running really hot, especially my ocz powerstream 520w. To find out what was wrong, I took out my second 8800gt. Temps went down to 38-41C. I'm getting a thermaltake toughpower 750w hoping it will bring those temps down. Good luck to me
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. Btw I actually reached 70-75C when running prime95 for about 4-5 hours
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. At least I had no errors so my overclock is running stable. No fire or smoke...yet.

Anyway...who wants some mini pizza bagels fresh off my processor
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Originally Posted by stansphat View Post
i get 25oC idle. loads never been over 35oC on my q6600. my cpu's cooler than my case, probly cos of the suction cuased by the two extractor fans on the back of my case going at 5000rpm. no fan controler as of yet, but big headache
Try overclocking your quad and you will see your temps go up!
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no doubt about that. im gona take mine up to 2.8ghz. thats it. cos i know it will start to get hot once i start changing vcore. this cpu cooler isnt advised if your doing 3.2ghz +. it will do everything below fine.

i fitted a northern proper north bridge cooler and it took my cpu down 4oC. so on some boards that helps.

lets face it this coolers better than the stock one
 
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Originally Posted by stansphat View Post
i get 25oC idle. loads never been over 35oC on my q6600. my cpu's cooler than my case, probly cos of the suction cuased by the two extractor fans on the back of my case going at 5000rpm. no fan controler as of yet, but big headache
I just put 4 92mm Vantec Tornadoes in my case (including one to replace the stock AF7 fan). My temps went from 33C idle to 23C!!! I can finally start overclocking. BTW - the 23 is with a Sunbeam Rheostat fan controller. It was hitting 20-21 on full blast, but I couldn't take the noise
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Which reminds me, I need to change the name of my rig....
 
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Hi guys,
I have AF 7 Pro and it is able to bring my Q6600 to 3.6Ghz (1.46v) without breaking any sweat. However, my question is, under LOAD (1.41v) my temps are 69,69,65,65, why is it that there is a 4C difference between these 2 cores??? Is it too much?? Is something wrong with my heatsink??

Nothing is wrong with your heatsink, but you can make it have more contact with the cpu by lapping it. Usually the surface of the factory lapped heatsinks are rough so each cpu core might have slightly different temps and also it might be your processes, it could be using more of the power of your other cores, even though the cores are suppose to work in unison. Not only that, you might of applied the thermal paste incorrectly and one side could have had more paste than the other causing the temp difference.
 
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Originally Posted by Demvang
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Mid 50s fully loaded running 1.48v @ 3.0GHz
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This makes me VERY happy.

I'm planning on getting one since they're under $20 but was wondering if it could handle things. At 3Ghz I'm .04v less than what you are (although I probably should be up where you are to ensure complete stability) and push much higher temps with my Tempest so it's nice to know that this cooler will be a good investment.
 
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Originally Posted by CrackClocker
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Nothing is wrong with your heatsink, but you can make it have more contact with the cpu by lapping it. Usually the surface of the factory lapped heatsinks are rough so each cpu core might have slightly different temps and also it might be your processes, it could be using more of the power of your other cores, even though the cores are suppose to work in unison. Not only that, you might of applied the thermal paste incorrectly and one side could have had more paste than the other causing the temp difference.

That is what I thought too.. Uneven amount of AS 5 for my CPU. Thx
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