Long Wind wrote:
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:56 AM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 14:35, John Hasler wrote:
Get the datasheet for the chip. It will provide maximum die
temperature, power dissipation, and thermal resistance figures. Then
get data on the thermal grease and the heat s
On Thu, 07 Oct 2010 07:38:51 -0400, Long Wind wrote:
> I have a P3/550, slot 1
Good micro :-)
> the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
That's a bad approach. Why not replace it with a new one?
> but I am not sure about heat sink
>
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
BI
Sorry there's a typo in my last reply:
"What about burtout test?"
It should be "burnout test"
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On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:35 AM, Jochen Schulz >
> There is no general answer to this question. It depends on your CPU,
> heatsink, thermal paste, the computer case, airflow through the case and
> inside the room and probably other factors I am forgetting right now.
>
> But the important message rem
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:56 AM, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 14:35, John Hasler wrote:
>> Get the datasheet for the chip. It will provide maximum die
>> temperature, power dissipation, and thermal resistance figures. Then
>> get data on the thermal grease and the heat sink therma
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 14:35, John Hasler wrote:
> Get the datasheet for the chip. It will provide maximum die
> temperature, power dissipation, and thermal resistance figures. Then
> get data on the thermal grease and the heat sink thermal resistance to
> still air (the latter may be hard to fi
Long Wind writes:
> if maximum temperature of PC's environment is 35 degrees then, maximum
> will be decreased by how much if the fan is removed?
Get the datasheet for the chip. It will provide maximum die
temperature, power dissipation, and thermal resistance figures. Then
get data on the therm
Long Wind:
>
> if maximum temperature of PC's environment is 35 degrees
> then, maximum will be decreased by how much if the fan is removed?
There is no general answer to this question. It depends on your CPU,
heatsink, thermal paste, the computer case, airflow through the case and
inside the roo
On 7 October 2010 13:38, Long Wind wrote:
> I have a P3/550, slot 1
> the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
> but I am not sure about heat sink
>
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
> What damage will be done to other computer parts?
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> NO MORE WINTER's!
When I think about feeding forty horses before sunrise every morning
that doesn't sound so bad...
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On Thu, 07 Oct 2010 at 07:38:51 -0400, Long Wind wrote:
> I have a P3/550, slot 1 the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it but I am
> not sure about heat sink
Buy a new fan :)
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
> What damage will be done to other computer parts?
It'll crash. N
Dne, 07. 10. 2010 13:38:51 je Long Wind napisal(a):
I have a P3/550, slot 1
the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
but I am not sure about heat sink
What will happen if CPU overheat?
What damage will be done to other computer parts?
If you leave your CPU without the fan long enough, you soon
On 10/7/10, Jochen Schulz wrote:
>
> I don't get the question. But what you need to know is: do not remove
> fans from CPUs unless you really know what you are doing (or if you
> don't care about the hardware).
>
> I would start by googling for "passive cooling p3 slot" or something to
> that effe
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 13:38, Long Wind wrote:
> I have a P3/550, slot 1
> the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
> but I am not sure about heat sink
>
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
> What damage will be done to other computer parts?
>
You'll just ruin the CPU, n
On 10/7/10, Angus Hedger wrote:
>
> Install lm-sensors it should tell you the cpu temp, and the max.
>
> Once its installed, run
>
> # sensors-detect
>
> and follow the instructions, once thats done, run
>
> $ sensors
>
> If it gets to hot, normally it will under-clock itself or the system
> will
On Thu, 7 Oct 2010 07:38:51 -0400
Long Wind wrote:
> I have a P3/550, slot 1
> the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
> but I am not sure about heat sink
>
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
> What damage will be done to other computer parts?
>
> BTW how effective
Long Wind:
>
> I have a P3/550, slot 1
> the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
> but I am not sure about heat sink
>
> What will happen if CPU overheat?
If you are lucky: the CPU switches off the system before any damage is
done. If you are not so lucky, the CPU will die. If you
On 10/07/2010 01:38 PM, Long Wind wrote:
I have a P3/550, slot 1
the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
but I am not sure about heat sink
What will happen if CPU overheat?
What damage will be done to other computer parts?
BTW how effective is a fan?
If max room temperature is 35 degrees for a
I have a P3/550, slot 1
the cpu fan is noisy, so I remove it
but I am not sure about heat sink
What will happen if CPU overheat?
What damage will be done to other computer parts?
BTW how effective is a fan?
If max room temperature is 35 degrees for a CPU with a fan,
then, max will be decreased
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