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Old 08-10-2002, 12:13 PM
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My machine is ideling at 42.5C. I'm using the standard HSF/thermal tape that come with the AMD XP 1800. What are normal/safe temps and when should I start getting worried. If my temp goes above 42 ideling does that mean I've done something wrong in attaching the HSF? It looks like its on there flat and secure.

I plan on adding the Volcano 7+ and using Arctic Silver 3 but didn't have it budgeted to do that right now.
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That isn't a bad temp...its actually pretty good for a stock cooler with that frag tape. A Volcano 7+ will prolly make you idle at 38 or so...either way you aren't doing bad...nothing to worry about.: peace2:
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What about the Volcano 9?
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The Volcano 9 is ok but IMHO the Volcano 7+ is just better than it. ;)
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While the V9 has an aluminum heatsink with a copper slug, it does manage to come on strong with an adjustable speed 80mm fan that maxes out at about 75CFM. It's what I am using at the moment and it gives me very good results. :)
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the volcano 7+ beats the volcano 9 !!!!!!!

here's the link:
http://www.dansdata.com/coolercomp.htm
52deg vs. 60deg
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The V7+ kicks arse IMO

I'm running my p4 1.6 @ 2.2 at approx 45 degrees and it is as stable as you could ask for. ;)
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:confused: Is one quieter than the other? :confused:
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volcano 7+ = 47db
volcano 9 = 48db

this is at max speed
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Old 08-11-2002, 12:47 AM
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Tks for the info.
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