Re: Question about cpu temps running Orthos
mmmmm, there's something not right mate.
At ~24°C room temp you should be lower than 35-40°C. I idle at 33°C at 3.2GHz at that room temp using 1.225v. I would suggest that you can reseat your cooler using a quality thermal paste Tuniq TX-2, Arctic MX-2, Noctua NT-H1, Arctic Silver 5 or similar to see if it makes any difference but from the reviews I have seen (I've just looked at five) it appears to be working correctly and to the same degree as the reviews.
I would suggest that it's just about "as good as it is going to get"
If I were you I'd be looking at something along the lines of Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme, Tuniq Tower 120, Noctua NH-U12F or even Zalman 9700NT before any serious overclocking.
As to the GTS mod, I made a simple cardboard shroud that taped to the card and directed the hot air out through the vacant case pci expansion slots for my 640 GTS, it works a treat.
Regarding Orthos, if this is with only two cores at 100% load I think you'll find the temps will jump even higher with all four cores under load, I suggest you use prime95 v25.6 as it is optimised for four cores and you don't need to worry about setting affinity in Task Manager.
I have no idea about easytune, is it a Gigabyte application that came with your m/board?? Maybe Lsdmeasap can help there, I've never owned a Gigabyte board.
Sorry mate, but it just isn't a "top of the line" cooler imo.
Cheers.
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