post your Conroe temps!

With my Arctic Freezer 7 Pro + AS5, my E6600 @ 3.6ghz 1.43V steady (pencil mod)


Temps with coretemp/TAT:

Idle: 35C
Load: 65C

At stock speeds/volts:

Idle: 25C
Load: 55C

Speedfan reports the temps 10C higher though.
 
idle: 52/55 in between those all the time

load: 69/73

Stock fan at default 1.86ghz

I reapplied some AS5 last night & the temps didn't budge one bit. I'm kind of worried cause my Northwood 3ghz used to run around 30c & top out around 40c on load. That was overclocked to 3.7ghz with a stock fan to start off with.
 
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TAT is way off if you have an E4300 btw, Core Temp is far more accurate. Still good to fully load the cores though :)
 
e6700 , stock clock- 2.67ghz , 1.37 volts
custom watercooling, danger den tdx cpu block
unlapped
servisol TIM :eek:

unloaded both cores 34-37c
orthos after 10 minutes - both cores 47-50c

:rolleyes:
 
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E6400, P5N-E, 462x8.
Original Cascade, 2x120mm rad, bayres, Eheim 1250, a lot of 7v fans and extremely quiet.

Currently at 3.7ghz 1.525v, 55deg load.

Screenies later, still pushing for more.
 
I can finally post my c2d overclocking experiance now that I can actually overclock. Seemed to be some incompatability with GEIL low latency ram and my ASUS Commando motherboard. Swapped it for some Crucial Ballistix and voila, the overclocking has commenced!

ASUS Commando, E6400 (400 x 8, 3.2ghz, 1.35v (1.375 bios)) and a Tuniq Tower with a Zalman F1 fan @ 7v, room temp 24C if the thermostat is to be believed:

Idle: 27C
Load: 45C

Thats after 15mins of orthos blend. Still playing about with it to see what my max overclock could be, stay tuned ;)
 
350x9 (3150MHz), 1.475vcore roughly (1.425v + .1+ offset), using AS5 + Thermalright SI-120 with LGA775 bracket. ;)

Idle 31C
Load 63C :)

Intel Stock HSF, stock thermal material @ same settings as aforementioned:

Idle 36C
Load 75C
 
Hxc said:
TAT is way off if you have an E4300 btw, Core Temp is far more accurate.
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I don't agree, with an e4300 I think Coretemp is way off when TAT is spot on?

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One Core Folding, warm room, case side off, quiet fan, 1.325vCore

Core-Temp= 32°C/31°C
MBM with Conroe plugin= 33°C/35°C
TAT= 48°C/46°C

I mean I would love Coretemp to be right but really its just too low :(
 
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arfur said:
I'll post some screenies tonight but my new water kit is keeping my E6400 (def speed) at 21'C idle and 25'C under load :D very impressed with it, Mobo temp is 34'c
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thats really good

whats your ambient temp? what water setup u using and what components are u cooling?
 
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Big.Wayne said:
I don't agree, with an e4300 I think Coretemp is way off when TAT is spot on?
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I would say it's your Intel mobo that's putting Core Temp off, not the E4300.

Intel boards - use TAT
AMD boards - use Core Temp
 
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I don't agree, with an e4300 I think Coretemp is way off when TAT is spot on?
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I would say it's your Intel mobo that's putting Core Temp off, not the E4300.

Intel boards - use TAT
AMD boards - use Core Temp (TAT doesn't function)
 
Kaiju said:
I would say it's your Intel mobo that's putting Core Temp off, not the E4300.
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Well Coretemp got the temp right when I was using an e6300, as did MBM with the conroe plugin, in fact all of the apps gave me the same results (within 1°C/2°C), the only thing that has changed is the CPU.

From all the evidence in front of me I conclude that only TAT can read the temps of an e4300 correctly, what do u reckon?
 
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Well Coretemp got the temp right when I was using an e6300, as did MBM with the conroe plugin, in fact all of the apps gave me the same results (within 1°C/2°C), the only thing that has changed is the CPU.

From all the evidence in front of me I conclude that only TAT can read the temps of an e4300 correctly, what do u reckon?
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Your evidence seems concrete and i'm not going to suggest otherwise as my previous post was purely suggestive anyway. :D

It is puzzling however how a CPU can determine the accuracy of program that measures temps, rather than the diode/internal sensor on the mobo itself.
 
Tuniq Tower 120 E6600 @ 3.6Ghz 1.46v
Fan @ 1900Rpm

Idle : 39
Load after 10 Min 64

Meh so my temps seem a little high im pretty sure my cpu is concave and i cba to do **** about it :D

EDIT : vocch what cooling are you using, btw can people post full reports half ***ed reports are annoying please include, Volts, Cooling , and cpu speeds these are necerssary.
 
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Tom|Nbk said:
Meh so my temps seem a little high im pretty sure my cpu is concave and i cba to do **** about it :D
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I roughly get that load temp at 1.475v. Nothing to be worried about! :D
 
Kaiju said:
I roughly get that load temp at 1.475v. Nothing to be worried about! :D
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Cool, im tempted to reapply my AS5 but i have a feeling it will either

A. Knock a few degrees off.

B. Stay the same.

The main reason i CBA to do it.
 
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The main reason i CBA to do it.
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Haha, well i just ordered some wet and dry paper grit for a fiver on a well known auction site.

Kit contains:
1x High quality 3M wet and dry paper 220 grit
1x High quality 3M wet and dry paper 400 grit
1x High quality 3M wet and dry paper 600 grit
1x High quality 3M wet and dry paper 1000 grit (for a near-mirror polish)

I'll post some pics of before and after with results of any further reduction in temps as soon as i've lapped my SI-120 and IHS. I'll void my CPU, but what the hell.
 
I suppose if i needed to get more out my 6600 i should really lap it, specially if i was to try and do it with my Tuniq, but i reached my Main goal which was 3.6Ghz in any case, imo pushing for more would be greedy and i really don't need anymore out of it, Plus anything over 3.6Ghz requires excessive volts up to around 1.5 and over. Considering i have a B rev this chip still loves the juice :p .
 
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