Jesusfrk611 Fully Optimized Messages 2,193 Location US Nov 7, 2007 #21 ericf1993 said: what if my heatsink cant be turned or moved once its on the cpu? Click to expand... No biggie, just clamp it down and it should be good to go.
ericf1993 said: what if my heatsink cant be turned or moved once its on the cpu? Click to expand... No biggie, just clamp it down and it should be good to go.
OP OP ericf19931 Daemon Poster Messages 671 Nov 7, 2007 #22 ok i just did what u said, no spreading it, and now its getting at 50- 54 idle but u said its gonna get better once it "breaks in" right?
ok i just did what u said, no spreading it, and now its getting at 50- 54 idle but u said its gonna get better once it "breaks in" right?
O ohnoes In Runtime Messages 406 Nov 7, 2007 #23 the thermal paste has to "sink in"(not really sink in) and the tempature should go down a bit more
OP OP ericf19931 Daemon Poster Messages 671 Nov 7, 2007 #24 ok thnx for the help guys , ill give u an update on how it goes
A True Folder Fully Optimized Messages 2,789 Nov 7, 2007 #25 around 200 hours for full conductivity. The next thing to address (I assume that the cooler and fan have been cleaned of dust build up) is the case cabling, fans and airflow. That is the reason I requested a picture of the inside of the case. Without decent airflow you're not going to get efficient cooling.
around 200 hours for full conductivity. The next thing to address (I assume that the cooler and fan have been cleaned of dust build up) is the case cabling, fans and airflow. That is the reason I requested a picture of the inside of the case. Without decent airflow you're not going to get efficient cooling.
OP OP ericf19931 Daemon Poster Messages 671 Nov 7, 2007 #26 A True Folder said: around 200 hours for full conductivity. The next thing to address (I assume that the cooler and fan have been cleaned of dust build up) is the case cabling, fans and airflow. That is the reason I requested a picture of the inside of the case. Without decent airflow you're not going to get efficient cooling. Click to expand... well all my cables are on the side of the optical drives and hardrvies there are no cables blocking the cpu and yes i got rid of the dust. EDIT- wait is the direction of the case fans suppose to be blowing in or out?
A True Folder said: around 200 hours for full conductivity. The next thing to address (I assume that the cooler and fan have been cleaned of dust build up) is the case cabling, fans and airflow. That is the reason I requested a picture of the inside of the case. Without decent airflow you're not going to get efficient cooling. Click to expand... well all my cables are on the side of the optical drives and hardrvies there are no cables blocking the cpu and yes i got rid of the dust. EDIT- wait is the direction of the case fans suppose to be blowing in or out?
Jesusfrk611 Fully Optimized Messages 2,193 Location US Nov 7, 2007 #27 ericf1993 said: wait is the direction of the case fans suppose to be blowing in or out? Click to expand... front fans blow in, back fans blow out.
ericf1993 said: wait is the direction of the case fans suppose to be blowing in or out? Click to expand... front fans blow in, back fans blow out.
OP OP ericf19931 Daemon Poster Messages 671 Nov 7, 2007 #28 Jesusfrk611 said: front fans blow in, back fans blow out. Click to expand... what about side?
OP OP ericf19931 Daemon Poster Messages 671 Nov 7, 2007 #30 ok, rite now the temps keep going from 51-53 on idle and 55-56 on load, is that normal?