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Pearl Jammzz - Dec 28, 2003

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		Tagrineth		Jan 1, 2004
			Nope, I meant 8GB. Just a harmless typo, boys... yes, I make them too sometimes.

		Ape		Jan 3, 2004
			ECS P4VXASD2+ V5.X P4 2.0GHZ 512mb PC3200 DDR 40GB Western Digital 5400RPM 160GB Seagate 7200RPM ATi RADEON 9700 PRO Philips PSC705 5.1 Altec Lansing 251 5.1 20" Nanao T2-20 17" TTX crap LiteOn LDW-451S DVD+-R 4x DVD+RW 4x DVD-RW 2x CD-R 40x CD-RW 24x Shitty MS Sidewinder USB POS Beige Case One of them new-fangled optical rodents! A CueCat... (only useful as a case light) The ever-present 3.5" floppy drive Infocus X1 DLP Projector (for movies/gaming of course ) http://ape.angrymuffin.com/junk/computer.jpg... (i don't use that shitty screen anymore, i just use the wall )

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Jan 4, 2004
			Just pulled my sk7 heatsink off my 2600+, cleaned the dust out of it, and switched out the orange death mega fan of deafness volcano 9 cool mod fan, and put in a panaflo, I've dropped approx 15degrees in temp and cut the noise down to about 2/3 or maybe even 1/2.

		Curtis		Jan 4, 2004
			Woot to silencing computers!

		Scared0o0Rabbit		Jan 4, 2004
			After I finish this move I'm gonna buy a couple barton 2500+'s and run my system dually, at that point I plan on replacing all the fans in my pc with panaflo's to help with noise.

		Krelian		Jan 4, 2004
			I use Vantec Stealth fans in my case (that's lined with Akasa Acoustic Dampening Mat) with a 420W Vantec Stealth PSU and a Vantec AeroFlow heatsink and it all comes off nice and quiet (as was the theme of my box), although if they made TMD fans in 80mm instead of the akward 70mm specification I'd use those for case fans as well... ~Krelian

		racketboy		Feb 13, 2004
			Guess I never got around to posting mine: Main Workstation: Intel Pentium 4 2.4Ghz 800Mhz Bus Intel Desktop Board D875PBZ 1GB Crucial RAM 120GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 7200RPM 8MB Cache Hard Drive Matrox G400TV Video Card Turtle Beach Santa Cruz Sound Card Samsung DVD Drive NEC 8X Dual-Format DVD Burner NEC 19 inch CRT Monitor File/MP3 Server: Intel Pentium 166Mhz 128MB RAM 120GB Seagate Barracuda V 7200RPM 2MB Cache Hard Drive Creative Sound Blaster AWE64

		mal		Feb 16, 2004
			ASUS A7N8X-E Deluxe Athlon 3200+ (Overclocked 2500+) Zalman CNPS 7000A-Cu 1024mb DDR PC3200PRO Corsair ram Pioneer 106 DVD-RW Antec Sonata case Radeon 9600 (to be replaced by a 9800XT?) 2 x 200GB Seagate 7200.7 drives VisionPlus Digital Terrestrial TV card It's taken me a while, but I'm slowly getting there. I'm looking to get a Sapphire Radeon 9800XT Ultimate Edition..., but they don't seem to be out yet. Now I've got to make the big transition from my 1GHz PIII to the new box.

		Pearl Jammzz		Feb 16, 2004
			Nice Mal . I love your selection (I got a close setup). What yer temps runnin ya at full-load?

		mal		Feb 16, 2004
			I haven't really run it hard yet, but I'll be putting it to the test tonight. I'll be doing some video editing and encoding, so that should tax things a little.

		Pearl Jammzz		Feb 16, 2004
			well, lemme know

		mal		Feb 16, 2004
			Shall do. :thumbs-up:

		Dud		Feb 16, 2004
			Aspire X-Alien Aluminum Server Case +420w Power Supply Samsung SyncMaster 753df (1280x1024) ASUS A7N8X Deluxe AMD Athlon XP 'Barton' 2600+ (1.9 Ghz, 333Mhz FSB) Mushkin 512MB PC3200 DDR-RAM ATI Radeon 9600 Pro Samsung 160GB Hard Drive (7200RPM, 8MB Buffer) Lite-On CD-RW Drive (Write 52x/32x, Read 52x, 2MB Buffer) Pioneer DVD-RW 106

		mal		Feb 17, 2004
			Bah, no temperature testing for me. I only installed the 2 x 200GB discs yesterday (I'd been running on a 10 and a 20 just to play with the DTV card) and the Win 98 installer kept bitching about me having NTFS partitions, even though they I wasn't going near them. It took some stuffing around, but I got there. When it came to installing Win 2k I had no problems. I hope to give it a good run tonight.

		mal		Feb 21, 2004
			After being kinda idle (just watching some mpgs) it was CPU : 41C case: 28C After over 1 hour of video encoding (100% cpu usage) CPU : 43C case : 29C I've got the Zalman heat sink's fan running about 2000 RPM.

		Curtis		Feb 21, 2004
			Those are pretty good temps mal. 2000RPM on the Zalman is a little less than full speed. I guess you are using the Asus PC Probe for temps? If you are, that program will only give you the socket temperature of the CPU, not the die temp. Get MBM5 and you can read both. Actual CPU temps will be a few degrees warmer.

		mal		Feb 21, 2004
			Yeah, I've been using Asus probe. I'll check out MBM. :thumbs-up: Your PC is vaguely similar... what are your temps?

		Curtis		Feb 21, 2004
			Non-loaded stable temp is about 41-43C (CPU), or 37-39 (socket). Under 100% load for some hours (I run Folding@home), the CPU shoots up to a maximum of 51C, or about 46C for the socket. I'm running the Zalman, but at the lowest speed or about 1400RPM. All this on a stock 2500+. I noticed a considerable rise in temps after I installed the 9800 Pro. This thing is hot and contributes to the overall case temps. I also don't have very good ventillation, despite running two case fans (admittedly at about half their native voltage).

		Pearl Jammzz		Feb 21, 2004
			I run at about 39-40 idle and about 44-45 running full cpu for quite awile. All this on stock cooling but I have an Antec fullsize case, so tonz of ventilation. It only has the 2 stock fans though :-\. Oh ya, I am running a 2500+ OC'd to a 3200+. I was quite happy in the fact that when I OC'd it, it didn;t jump too high in temp. Very nice .

		mal		Feb 24, 2004
			I'm stuck with using Asus Probe for the time being. I can't work out how to set the CPU diode in MBM. I need to sleep. Perhaps it will make more sense tomorrow. I have, however, dropped the fan speed a little and set folding@home going and will see how it's running when in the morning.

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