Fans And Temp

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  1. DiabloDj1

    DiabloDj1 Well-Known Member

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    Lets see..
    the side fan only got about one inch of breathing room.
    The front one is fine, back one is bout 7 inches from wall so should be fine.

    It is in a small place, but back is open on the desk. Only problem is the wideness of it..which isnt much
     
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    put the ram up to its recommened clock of 400mhz aka 200. because running at ddr333 will effect cpu performance as they run in tangent.
     
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    is there something over top of it Like a shelf?
     
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    Yes about 2.5 inches up


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    damn...i still have no sex slaves around here..i just noticed that...


    anyway..back to fans..
     
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    what size are your fans in your pc. I would recommend 120mm Antecs or Thermaltakes.
     
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    Lets see..default ones are..
    80mm Fans 1
    120mm Fans 2

    the side must be the 80mm, and the front and back are 120mm..
     
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    thats pretty good cooling. are u going to overclock? if not, ur good.
     
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    Only OC'ing I would do is the computers default OCing program. It has like auto 10% OC which isnt much anyway..I dont need to OC I think and I dont know much about it so I wont mess with it.

    Ok while playin CoD2, 120F temp. 10 minutes later its back down ro 109F..not bad i suppose
     
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    your cooling is in good order if u plan to overclock u need to increase the cooling like putting another 120 mm or replacing the 80mm
     
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    Ok thanks..I'll keep cooling as is untill I find a quieter fan that I can get for cheap..

    Anyone know what my top limits are for my CPU or MoBo temps? I want to set them but I dont know what to set them to..any ideas on whats good?
     
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    55-60 C, maybe... I dunno. :unsure:
     
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    the max you want on an x2 is about 53 C. Because they are really cool processors.
     
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    You should go to ur bios to o/c. its way better.
     

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