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Message 106257 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 22:38:44 UTC

youst found this in our forums

http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2204959#post2204959

my Temps, with my 4 Host, all are in a CS 601 Tower with 4 Papst extra Colling Fans, and one for the HD

Athlon 64 3.200+ with Maxtor 6Y200M0 41 Grad

P4 3.2 with WD1600JB 33 Grad

Athlon 2.500 with WD1200JB 33 Grad

Athlon 2.500 with Samsung SV1203N 27 Grad

what i think is the the Maxtor get pretty hot..

btw you find a programm to test the Temps of your HD here
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Message 106259 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 22:47:33 UTC - in response to Message 106257.  


> btw you find a programm to test the Temps of your HD here <a> href="http://private.peterlink.ru/tochinov/">
> Dtemp [/url]
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Does getting 2nd Degree Burns from my laptop count?

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Message 106260 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 22:48:43 UTC - in response to Message 106259.  

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> Does getting 2nd Degree Burns from my laptop count?


Yeah, mine is 50 degrees!


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Message 106265 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:08:13 UTC - in response to Message 106260.  
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Seagate ST340015A
24°C

My processor's another story though.
Typically 55°C on a relatively cool day.
It's a Prescott, what can i say?

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Message 106267 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:12:16 UTC - in response to Message 106265.  
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> Seagate ST340015A
> 24°C
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> My processor's another story though.
> Typically 55°C on a relatively cool day.
> It's a Prescott, what can i say?
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> Dig
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this is pretty cool, do you have an extra Case or extra Cooling Fans...

and say if you you using extra watercooling Sets..

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my P4 3.2 has Temps under Full Load Boinc about 60 Degrees..with a Silent Headsink

http://www.ekl-ag.de/frontend/produkt.php3?id_produkte=0000792&id_lang=0000001&id_matchcode=produkte

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Message 106271 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:19:57 UTC

Hmm, guess I'll have to figure out something else to check the temperature of my drive. DTemp doesn't recognize SCSI drives. Oops.

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Message 106274 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:26:15 UTC - in response to Message 106271.  

> Hmm, guess I'll have to figure out something else to check the temperature of
> my drive. DTemp doesn't recognize SCSI drives. Oops.
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no SCSI Dives for Years here, my last is a Quantum 2 GIG..........

try this
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Message 106276 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:28:37 UTC - in response to Message 106267.  
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> Seagate ST340015A
> 24°C
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> this is pretty cool, do you have an extra Case or extra Cooling Fans...
> and say if you you using extra watercooling Sets..
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Stock cooling, no additional fans, etc.

Bear in mind though that the Seagate ST340015A is a 5400 RPM drive so it's going to be cooler (and slower) than most everyone else's. Also it's mounted vertically right in front of the front inlet, so it gets more cooling than any other part of my machine.

I did download and install Speedfan to regulate my CPU and exhaust fans. Just bumping the RPM's up slightly keeps my processor pretty cool for a Prescott. About 55°C under full load, 24/7.

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Message 106281 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:38:26 UTC

Hi ya'll :-)

My laptop (AMD Athlon XP2000+ 1.66GHz w/1GB RAM HD:Toshiba MK4021GAS) is running between 44-45.

I've got a "Targus" dual fan "Coolpad" underneath.
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Message 106290 - Posted: 1 May 2005, 23:53:38 UTC - in response to Message 106267.  


> my P4 3.2 has Temps under Full Load Boinc about 60 Degrees..with a Silent
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Ulli... that's a good temp for a low-noise cooling system. Heck, a Prescott under full-load doesn't even start to get comfy till it gets above 60°C. LOL. If i'm not mistaken, they don't start throttling till they get to about 70°C or so, right? I dunno, i haven't pushed mine that far yet. ;)

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Message 106450 - Posted: 2 May 2005, 13:51:09 UTC - in response to Message 106257.  

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> what i think is the the Maxtor get pretty hot..
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I have several HD's around this place and the worst for generating heat is my Quantum Fireball Plus KA (it's also makes the most noise and sounds like a turbocharger when it's winding up). It seems to be appropriately called a Fireball as it gets pretty hot.

The coolest temperature drive I run is a Maxtor 7200 Diamond Max HD which is in one of my PC's now.

The most tempramental is a Western Digital HD and is in my primary computer now. It runs rather cool but I swear WD miscoded the HD as a fast drive when it really is probably a slower drive. It is the only HD I have that I have to reconfigure and find in the BIOS every time I do a cold boot. No other HD I have causes that problem.



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Message 106452 - Posted: 2 May 2005, 13:54:47 UTC

Maxtor 6B160P0 (163 Gig) 41 degrees C
Maxtor 6E040l0 (41 Gig) 38 degrees C

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Message 106503 - Posted: 2 May 2005, 19:13:15 UTC

3 hard drives:
60 gig 50C Quantum Fireball
200 gig 46C Maxtor
120 gig 46C Seagate
cpu is an AMD 64 3200+ running Boinc 24/7 42C
Side is off the case because of the changes I make to test parts from other machines, but it will go back on soon. 2 case fans 1 in the front, 1 in the back.

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Message 106506 - Posted: 2 May 2005, 19:16:06 UTC

PowerBook G4.

You can't out-hot a scorcher.
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Message 107578 - Posted: 5 May 2005, 0:25:24 UTC

maxtor 200gb 66F 19C
maxtor 300gb 96F 36C
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