Variable Fan Speed Range for Retail P4-3.0C?

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Anyone know the Boxed Retail fan speed range for the P4-3.0C SL6WK?

I know Intel somewhere states that their newer P4 fan speeds vary with the temperature of
the air feeding the HS fan.

The fan on my Retail boxed P4-3.0C SL6WK Stepping D1 with the factory heat sink/fan and the
grey factory thermal pad at a default 1.55v runs at a pretty steady speed of 3100 rpm. My
inside case temp is also pretty steady at 30C and the CPU itself varies temp from 39C to 60C
(the max during 100% CPU torture tests).

Hopefully the 60C on the P4-3.0C CPU is not too high ..... normally it runs at around 50-55C
under fairly heavy gaming or CPU loads and about 39C-40C while idling.

Any thoughts or info would be much appreciated.
 
bucko said:
Anyone know the Boxed Retail fan speed range for the P4-3.0C SL6WK?

I know Intel somewhere states that their newer P4 fan speeds vary with the temperature of
the air feeding the HS fan.

The fan on my Retail boxed P4-3.0C SL6WK Stepping D1 with the factory heat sink/fan and the
grey factory thermal pad at a default 1.55v runs at a pretty steady speed of 3100 rpm. My
inside case temp is also pretty steady at 30C and the CPU itself varies temp from 39C to 60C
(the max during 100% CPU torture tests).

Hopefully the 60C on the P4-3.0C CPU is not too high ..... normally it runs at around 50-55C
under fairly heavy gaming or CPU loads and about 39C-40C while idling.

Any thoughts or info would be much appreciated.
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I've cut a hole in the side of my case and ducted external air straight to
the CPU fan. The temp dropped by 10degC as a result to 34C idle, 42C max.
Very effective considering it cost nothing.
 
Anyone know the Boxed Retail fan speed range for the P4-3.0C SL6WK?

I know Intel somewhere states that their newer P4 fan speeds vary with the temperature of
the air feeding the HS fan.

The fan on my Retail boxed P4-3.0C SL6WK Stepping D1 with the factory heat sink/fan and the
grey factory thermal pad at a default 1.55v runs at a pretty steady speed of 3100 rpm. My
inside case temp is also pretty steady at 30C and the CPU itself varies temp from 39C to 60C
(the max during 100% CPU torture tests).

Hopefully the 60C on the P4-3.0C CPU is not too high ..... normally it runs at around 50-55C
under fairly heavy gaming or CPU loads and about 39C-40C while idling.

Any thoughts or info would be much appreciated.
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1) If you're relying on the motherboard for the temp reading those
may not even be reliable numbers.

2) If it ain't broke, don't fix it... you don't mention any
instability
 
kony said:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2003 21:47:00 GMT, "bucko"

1) If you're relying on the motherboard for the temp reading those
may not even be reliable numbers.

2) If it ain't broke, don't fix it... you don't mention any
instability
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You are probably right ..... I can run all of the Prime95 v23.7.1 Torture Tests (for 24
hours with no errors) and the SiSoft Sandra Burn-in Tests (again for 24 hours with no
lockups) plus 3D Games without errors.

My mobo's Windbond W83627HF motherboard sensor records no higher than a 64C maximum CPU
temperature with ambient room temperature of 25C (76F). Idle is 40C. This is for a mild
O/C on a P4-3.0C to 3.15 at stock 1.55v using the stock boxed cooler and factory thermal
pad. Memory is running at 1:1 .... FSB 210 (840) .... using a Dual Pack Pair of Mushkin
Black Level II PC3500's (2x512) at 2-3-2-6 on a Springdale Chipset board.

There is a side fan blowing into the case just below the processor and directly onto the
chipset and memory banks so that probably is also helping a lot.

I just wanted to make sure I'm not melting down the new processor. Thanks.
 
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