Crash said:
Waffles said:Quote:
All it does is lower your multiplier/voltage when you're not using very demanding applications, so the PC runs cooler. If you can live with that, then turn it on.
Originally Posted by Crash
This may help![]()
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/...E10272,00.html[/QUOte/]
so should i enable it?
Me, I like my PC on full blast all the time.![]()
In some cases it causes some issues overclocking, so thats why people turn it off.
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 All it does is lower your multiplier/voltage when you're not using very demanding applications, so the PC runs cooler. If you can live with that, then turn it on. Me, I like my PC on full blast all the time ![]() In some cases it causes some issues overclocking, so thats why people turn it off. |
Originally Posted by Waffles oh, well i hit 57C playing battlefield 1942. i didnt think it would put that kind of strain on a 3500+ |
Originally Posted by DevilDriver you using the stock HSF? if so it doesnt suprise me. I tryed the stock HSF this morning and to say the least it sux. |
Originally Posted by HaYChE i wont have cool n quite activated if you overclocking its a load of balls lol |
Originally Posted by Waffles im not overclocking at the moment. but i put the temp probe in the top fins of the h/s and it says 35 C should i go w/ speedfan at 40C or the temp probe? |
Originally Posted by HaYChE wot evers is cooler lol! |
Originally Posted by Waffles so i should just assume that it is the cooler one? |
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 No, always assume is the hotter one. Better safe than sorry. |
Originally Posted by Waffles now its 45 and i found out that my cpu censor was not working and i replaced it w/ my vid card censor and now its not working and neither is another one that just never worked |
Originally Posted by YiffyGriffy Is that a Winchester 90nm core? if so that thing should not be running that hot. |