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Subject: Re: MoreWindows Xtra Pars Date: Sun Nov 19 2017 08:34 pm
From: Ky Moffet To: Barry Martin

BARRY MARTIN wrote:
> Hi Ky!

>   KM> You have a point... maybe I should run a few AMD CPUs after
>   KM> all...!!
> So Intel is cool in more than one way?!

Definitely :D


This is the quad-core that runs all the time...

Temperatures:
Motherboard                 43 ░C  (109 ░F)
CPU                         46 ░C  (115 ░F)
CPU #1 / Core #1            41 ░C  (106 ░F)
CPU #1 / Core #2            39 ░C  (102 ░F)
CPU #1 / Core #3            36 ░C  (97 ░F)
CPU #1 / Core #4            35 ░C  (95 ░F)
North Bridge                46 ░C  (115 ░F)
South Bridge                73 ░C  (163 ░F)
GPU Diode (DispIO)          56 ░C  (133 ░F)
GPU Diode (MemIO)           52 ░C  (126 ░F)
Temperature #2              43 ░C  (109 ░F)
WDC WD1003FZEX-00K3CA0      28 ░C  (82 ░F)
WDC WD2500KS-00MJB0         34 ░C  (93 ░F)
WDC WD5000KS-00MNB0         33 ░C  (91 ░F)
WDC WD60EZRX-11MVLB1        34 ░C  (93 ░F)


That southbridge can get really flaming hot if the USB HD is busy. As in 
215F. Shelled out for a high-end heatsink but doesn't quite fit the 
spot, so it'll just have to suffer.

Vidcard fan died, then two replacements died, gave up and made it do  without...
it was fine til I needed the slot next to it too... and then 
I had to position an external fan for its benefit.


Here's the ol' everyday P4:

Temperatures:
Motherboard                   38 ░C  (100 ░F)
CPU                           48 ░C  (118 ░F)
Aux                            7 ░C  (45 ░F)
Seagate ST340015A             40 ░C  (104 ░F)
WDC WD400EB-11CPF0            54 ░C  (129 ░F)
WDC WD800JB-00JJC0            54 ░C  (129 ░F)
Hitachi HTS723232L9A360       29 ░C  (84 ░F)

I don't know what the heck Aux is supposed to be, but either it leads an  active
fantasy life, or I really need to turn up my heat.

(The Hitachi is a laptop HD used as an external.)


>   KM> I know someone who actually heated her garage with an old
>   KM> AMD-based computer... in Seattle, so not like it was deep-frozen
>   KM> but still enough to make the garage comfy in winter. Yes, that
>   KM> AMD CPU got THAT hot!!

> Really???  <Looking up temperatures> Well, even with the customary low
> of 40° (extreme low was 15°) the few degrees added by a computer
> doesn't seem like it heat up a leaky garage all that much -- that
> computer must have been really miserable in summer!!

It was ... that was part of why it got exiled to the garage in the first  place!
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