Hey all.
Before I tried cooling my system down any it was sitting at around 55C full load. I got:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
AOpen AK73(A)-V Mobo with the VIA KT133 chipset
Standard AMD HSF
I tried many 'cooling' progs such as CPUIdle and MB Probe, but I stumbled across one called VCool. It was very handy, it ran without any large windows, just sits in the tray and does what it should do. I am skeptical about cooling pc without any extra fans to do it so I am asking whether these programs really do good or they just read what you wanna see :/
Standard daytime temps:
Full Load:
CPU: 48-50C
System: 40-42C
Idle
CPU: 32-34C
System: 29-30C
Bootup:
CPU: 27C
System: 23C
I would say I average around 37-40C on full load at night too.
I think my pc is running fairly cool now with the help of VCool. I wont be investing in any Volcano's very soon either. It still is summer and I would expect it to run significantly cooler in winter.
Can someone confirm my thoughts? :)
Before I tried cooling my system down any it was sitting at around 55C full load. I got:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
AOpen AK73(A)-V Mobo with the VIA KT133 chipset
Standard AMD HSF
I tried many 'cooling' progs such as CPUIdle and MB Probe, but I stumbled across one called VCool. It was very handy, it ran without any large windows, just sits in the tray and does what it should do. I am skeptical about cooling pc without any extra fans to do it so I am asking whether these programs really do good or they just read what you wanna see :/
Standard daytime temps:
Full Load:
CPU: 48-50C
System: 40-42C
Idle
CPU: 32-34C
System: 29-30C
Bootup:
CPU: 27C
System: 23C
I would say I average around 37-40C on full load at night too.
I think my pc is running fairly cool now with the help of VCool. I wont be investing in any Volcano's very soon either. It still is summer and I would expect it to run significantly cooler in winter.
Can someone confirm my thoughts? :)
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