PC cooling
06-13-2004, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mystickal
Yeah, but you still have a HSF over your CPU. And another one over your Northbridge.
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06-26-2004, 12:42 PM
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Card Cooler is in
Picked up the fan today from Andy, and it's nice, and HUGE 
The temps did go down some, but I am only able to record the CPUs temp, and not the case, as I don't have a temp probe for that.
Pic one is without the new fan, and the next two are with it.
The fourth and fifth pics are screenshots of the Asus AI Booster that displays vital statistics of the PC, and also lets you overclock from Windows instead of booting to the BIOS first.
There is a slight increase in fan noise, but nothing worth writing home about.
More info on the card and a detailed write-up of it can be found on my website on the PC page.
The temps did go down some, but I am only able to record the CPUs temp, and not the case, as I don't have a temp probe for that.
Pic one is without the new fan, and the next two are with it.
The fourth and fifth pics are screenshots of the Asus AI Booster that displays vital statistics of the PC, and also lets you overclock from Windows instead of booting to the BIOS first.
There is a slight increase in fan noise, but nothing worth writing home about.
More info on the card and a detailed write-up of it can be found on my website on the PC page.
07-24-2004, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Corey
Picked up the fan today from Andy, and it's nice, and HUGE
The temps did go down some, but I am only able to record the CPUs temp, and not the case, as I don't have a temp probe for that.
Pic one is without the new fan, and the next two are with it.
The fourth and fifth pics are screenshots of the Asus AI Booster that displays vital statistics of the PC, and also lets you overclock from Windows instead of booting to the BIOS first.
There is a slight increase in fan noise, but nothing worth writing home about.
More info on the card and a detailed write-up of it can be found on my website on the PC page.
The temps did go down some, but I am only able to record the CPUs temp, and not the case, as I don't have a temp probe for that.
Pic one is without the new fan, and the next two are with it.
The fourth and fifth pics are screenshots of the Asus AI Booster that displays vital statistics of the PC, and also lets you overclock from Windows instead of booting to the BIOS first.
There is a slight increase in fan noise, but nothing worth writing home about.
More info on the card and a detailed write-up of it can be found on my website on the PC page.
07-24-2004, 02:53 PM
#26
Yeah, both the green LED fans are hooked upto the motherboard and are sensor fed the info to speed up or slow down.
But all that is done through the BIOS.
I can also turn that feature off and just have these two fans go full throttle all the time.
But all that is done through the BIOS.
I can also turn that feature off and just have these two fans go full throttle all the time.
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