Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er
It depends all in the CPU. My Q6600 loads @ 60C with 1.35volts @ 3.6Ghz
Wouldn't it matter more on things like the quality of the cooler, case airflow, flat contact, and thermal paste? It'd be weird for more volts to equal less heat
Originally Posted by crashnburn_819
Wouldn't it matter more on things like the quality of the cooler, case airflow, flat contact, and thermal paste? It'd be weird for more volts to equal less heat
CPU has a lot to do with it. I have 2 Q6600s. A 1.300 VID and a 1.225VID. The low VID one runs about 15C hotter at the same clocks and voltages, with all else being equal.
As for OP, your temps are low because of low ambient temperature. Put that in a room with a more normal temperature and you're going to be looking at way warmer temps.
Why don't you close the window and heat the room up to what most would consider a sane temperature. Then, run the test again using small fft's. Thanks.
Originally Posted by ljason8eg
CPU has a lot to do with it. I have 2 Q6600s. A 1.300 VID and a 1.225VID. The low VID one runs about 15C hotter at the same clocks and voltages, with all else being equal.
As for OP, your temps are low because of low ambient temperature. Put that in a room with a more normal temperature and you're going to be looking at way warmer temps.
Ya same here dude, I have 2 G0's. My first one, 1.2375 VID runs about 10C hotter than my newer 1.2875 chip. Pretty consistent with more than one cooler and multiple seats too. Of course like said, you can also close the door, and open the window on a cold night
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