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Does you computer normally have its case off
Poll ended at Apr 3rd, '08, 20:26
yep, one side off 34%  34%  [ 11 ]
both sides or complete case off 16%  16%  [ 5 ]
i have no case, my mother board and devices just sit flat on a cardboard box 3%  3%  [ 1 ]
i bought my computer at a store that didn't have a line out the door and it operates without side panels off. you bunch of freaky people. 47%  47%  [ 15 ]
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hello!

different story 'under load'

2 minute benchmark test saw cpu temp @ 50C

Just found out that my bios / mother board supports cool features like auto reducing Vcore and bus multiplier during low load to reduce power / temp.
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Does it tell you you have 'posted' correctly Steve? :lol:
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huh?
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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50 deg c is fine - you can go to 75 or so :)
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Not for long :lol:
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Outbackozzie wrote:
50 deg c is fine - you can go to 75 or so :)


:shock: I sure wouldn't want to try it!

I like my new PC. :D
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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The C2D/C2E dual core throttles at 80C.

Sure life will be shortened, however CPU's are so cheap nowadays, overclock the crap out of them - it will still be going in 2 years when its time to upgrade.
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Take it its not an Asus MB then? Voice advised sucessful POST from bios .
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Well that's a handy "must have" feature :lol:

Maybe it's designed for blind people..... too bad if they're deaf as well :lol:
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Its not that bad, it also tells you why it fails eg "computer failed CPU test", then recovers after a cold boot.
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Hey Sleepe, got to be better than trying to count the beeps :wink:
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settled on a 25% overclock to 2.0 GHz from 1.6GHz wont boot at bus speed of 266MHz. i'm new at this (24 hrs ;)) think it may have something to do with the dram speed being linked to the bus speed. seems to work ok with the ram running at 415MHz 10:6 ratio (auto set it would seem)
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Did you up your cpuV and dramV? It all needs to be in harmony...

Plus... what is the speed of your ram? If it is only the same as the CPU FSB then you won't get it any higher... eg. 800mhz

You might want to get yourself some good ram like ocz, crucial or corsair... with a higher clock speed than necessary...
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PostPosted: Mar 29th, '08, 14:30 
Oh go on Steve... overclock it to the max.... I wanna see it like this....


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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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And thats only medium cpu overheating :D
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