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Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

GraB wrote:
> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

Awesome

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EMB

GraB wrote:
> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

Awesome

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EMB

"EMB" <> wrote in message
news:cpu64r$e3v$...
> GraB wrote:
>> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
>> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
>> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?
>
> Awesome
>

Sounds good... My XP2100+ runs at 61.5 under load and 50 at idle. Not using
anything special - perhaps I should. Or perhaps I should replace the proc on
this desktop...

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"EMB" <> wrote in message
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> GraB wrote:
>> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
>> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
>> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?
>
> Awesome
>

Sounds good... My XP2100+ runs at 61.5 under load and 50 at idle. Not using
anything special - perhaps I should. Or perhaps I should replace the proc on
this desktop...

--
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Mauricio Freitas wrote:
> "EMB" <> wrote in message
> news:cpu64r$e3v$...
>> GraB wrote:
>>> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running
>>> cooler than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU
>>> cooler). Sitting at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that
>>> sound?
>>
>> Awesome
>>
>
> Sounds good... My XP2100+ runs at 61.5 under load and 50 at idle. Not
> using anything special - perhaps I should. Or perhaps I should
> replace the proc on this desktop...

You got one of these very hot Pally chips as well?

Mines doing a bit better than that though at 47 under load and 42 idle with
a volcano 9 sitting on top of it.

Mauricio Freitas wrote:
> "EMB" <> wrote in message
> news:cpu64r$e3v$...
>> GraB wrote:
>>> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running
>>> cooler than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU
>>> cooler). Sitting at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that
>>> sound?
>>
>> Awesome
>>
>
> Sounds good... My XP2100+ runs at 61.5 under load and 50 at idle. Not
> using anything special - perhaps I should. Or perhaps I should
> replace the proc on this desktop...

You got one of these very hot Pally chips as well?

Mines doing a bit better than that though at 47 under load and 42 idle with
a volcano 9 sitting on top of it.

GraB wrote:

> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

basic XP2400+ here runs at about 50C idle and 55 to 60C under load
(depending on room temperature)

You must have some fancy cooling there.

GraB wrote:

> Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
> than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
> at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

basic XP2400+ here runs at about 50C idle and 55 to 60C under load
(depending on room temperature)

You must have some fancy cooling there.

On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:41:33 +1300, GraB <> wrote:

>Just upgraded from a Duron 1100 to XP2400. Seems to be running cooler
>than the Duron did (it has the Zalman CNPS7000B-ALCU cooler). Sitting
>at 33° at idle and 37° under load. How does that sound?

Excellent! My Duron 1300 broke 60 C for the first time recently. It's
about time I upgraded.

Bye,
James