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17th Apr 2008, 09:46
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hehe thanks guys  My System: Fred
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#12
17th Apr 2008, 09:55
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| Spreading with a credit card is better for flexibility , but the methods you've tried should be fine, could be a faulty HS , also when the t paste as worn in your temps should drop a little. |
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17th Apr 2008, 10:06
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i will try that way tonight with a card and try setting it both ways . Could be alright that it is indeed a faulty heasink, but what kinda fault can happen with new heatsink? the clips that hold it down clip in nicely and no defects there, cant see where a defect would be on a heatsink as only few moving parts, the fan, the legs that hold it in place are all fine.regards |
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17th Apr 2008, 10:15
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| yerr everything you have done sounds rite..that's more than enuf paste.its the good stuff too.looking at the heat sink in that link..it looks small
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 same size as a 80mm fan at the side..that could be why your temps are high..you have probably already tried this but set the speed controller to 100% ...the bigger the heatsink the better it can transfer the heat hence lower temps.. i would recommend a bigger heatsink if you could sumets like this is grate with a 120mm fan on http://www.xsreviews.co.uk/modules/F...reme/stock.jpgalso are you using a program to monitor your temps? motherboard monitor 5 is a good one. its what i use :) My System: P*L*A*Z*M*A
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17th Apr 2008, 10:15
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 yer i just see after i posted it |
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#16
17th Apr 2008, 10:32
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yep tried setting spd to 100% but no joy  didnt make a difference at all, maybe just a bit of eye candy to boost there sales of this heatsink as its low budget one from coolmasters  I am using Everest to monitor teh temps and also the bios , seems to be ok but will give that monitor 5 a go I dread the summer months coming lols room temp will raise = meltdown inside my pure computer hehe, i better invest in a new one anyways as this comp is 2+yrs now regards |
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17th Apr 2008, 15:58
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| 2+yrs.... mines a socket a runing 2ghz plays all the games i want so am happy..my pc wont like the summer too having problems now  still nothing that MORE fans cant fix |
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18th Apr 2008, 08:42
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2ghz is enough for dx9 games anyways, i was running sempron 1.8ghz before this and i dont see a great deal of difference from AMD Sempron 1.8GHz & Intel Northwood 2.4GHz so anything in between would do a good enough job.Well , i tried installing the new heatsink again last nite, but same results as before, Idle temps was around the same, but soon as i ran a 3d game the temps went crazy and also if i set fan speed to lowest ,temps get very hot. I then decided to test the fan, Being that my default heatsink & fan are diff shape, i couldnt put the fan & controller onto the default bracket and heatsink, so i just screwed it down to my other old cpu the 1.8Ghz and wapped up the rpm, and i was amazed to see the exact same problem I found out now that its the fan that is at fault whatever has happened to it ,its not showing the right temps, must be sometiing to do with the connector head,loose wire maybe? So i think i can just run that heatsink anyways without worrying about temps as its giving the wrong readings , still very off putting seeing temps as hi as 90c but they are false. So you guys said was a faulty heatsink, then yup 100% right and ty for all tips & advice  I may just be doing with the default one and save some monies for new computer and maybe a few headaches hehe. kind regards.... |
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19th Apr 2008, 12:36
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| i kno this is really silly but have you checked the bottom of the heatsink for any plastic covering? nooby question but we arent all perfect lol |
