warhammer
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Processor | Q6600@3.6 |
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Motherboard | Evga 680i |
Cooling | H20 |
Memory | 2GB DDR2 |
Video Card(s) | 8800GTS 512 SLI |
Storage | 4x320gig |
Display(s) | 21CRT |
Case | ARMOR |
Audio Device(s) | SB |
Power Supply | 750W |
Software | VISTA ULTIMATE |
Hi having temperature issue with QX9650 I noticed that 2 of my cores run hot 0,1 54C and 2,3 33C at ideal CPU temp 35C. Refer to screen shot idle and load.
Have also tried lower volts still temps are high as you can see it hits the 65C.
Have also checked the plumbing in and out are working fine water block is sitting properly even removed it and there was a nice even spread of grease (AS).
System specs are
CPU QX9650 at 3.6GHz 450x8 1.28V
BX80569QX9650 SLAN3 L740B305 pack date 03/06/08
XFX790i P04 bios
Corsair ram DDR3 1600 at 1.8V
Water cooled D-Tek FuZion water block 240 dual fan radiator Laing D5 pump.
Have emailed and there response is.
So if i was air cooled it would be 10 to 15 C hotter!>
I have responded back and awaiting a reply from INTEL.
[QUOTEHello Adolfo S,
Thanks for the info the problem is those 2 cores have hit 65C+ under 100% load subject to room temp and case. Today I stressed tested the CPU Core temps were 62C, 63C, 50C and 48C room temperature of 20C case temp of 22C. So that means 2 core are going to be 70C+ on a hot day room temperature of 24 or 25C. My old Q6600 on the same motherboard ran cooler 38C to 44C under load it concerns me that I paid a premium price for a CPU that I feel is of poor quality what happens when I use a multiplier of 10 or 11 it will run hotter?.
I will also point out my system is water cooled, if I was to place the air cooled heat sink on the CPU temps would be higher and would exceed the max temp of 64.5C.
Regards][/QUOTE]
lets see what intel has to say.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Have also tried lower volts still temps are high as you can see it hits the 65C.
Have also checked the plumbing in and out are working fine water block is sitting properly even removed it and there was a nice even spread of grease (AS).
System specs are
CPU QX9650 at 3.6GHz 450x8 1.28V
BX80569QX9650 SLAN3 L740B305 pack date 03/06/08
XFX790i P04 bios
Corsair ram DDR3 1600 at 1.8V
Water cooled D-Tek FuZion water block 240 dual fan radiator Laing D5 pump.
Have emailed and there response is.
Thank you for contacting Intel(R) Customer Support.
I understand that you are concerned about the operating temperature of the Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Extreme processor QX9650.
The maximum operating temperature of the Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 Extreme processor QX9650 is 64.5 degrees Celsius. As long as the processor is operating under this temperature it is operating within specifications. We do not have a normal operating temperature for the processor as this temperature will vary depending on the chassis and other hardware installed on the system as well as the actual load the software is placing on the processor.
To verify the thermal information for this processor please visit the following website:
http://processorfinder.intel.com/Details.aspx?sSpec=SLAN3
There is always going to be a 5-to-10-degree difference between cores because there is a main core, which is going to have the constant load of the system (even when this is at idle conditions) and a secondary core that the motherboard and the operating system would determine when to function.
Furthermore, this type of situation is usually related to the incorrect recognition of the microcode of the processor. The microcode of the processor is an electronic string that works as an identifier that the system BIOS and the motherboard itself use for communicating to the processor when it comes to data transference. If the microcode string is broken (this can happen because of static or grounding) then the system starts reporting wrong information like overheating or wrong specifications on the processor.
I would recommend updating the system BIOS to the latest revision available.
To reduce overheating you will need to use a thermally advantaged chassis. A Thermally Advantaged Chassis will help reduce overheating to a minimum. Please check the following website to identify a thermally advantaged chassis:
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/pentium4/sb/CS-008537.htm
Additional thermal information is available at the following web sites:
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/pentium4/sb/CS-007999.htm
http://support.intel.com/design/pentium4/guides/252161.htm
http://support.intel.com/design/pentium4/guides/249889.htm
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/sb/CS-015912.htm
http://www.intel.com/cd/channel/res...top/proc_dsk_p4/technical_reference/99346.htm
Also, high CPU utilization is almost always caused by an application or program, in many cases a virus or spy ware; therefore, make sure that your antivirus is up to date since this could end up in an overheating issue.
I would also recommend running the Intel(R) Processor Identification Utility to properly identify your Intel(R) processor.
The Intel(R) Processor Identification Utility was developed by Intel(R) Corporation to enable consumers the ability to identify and, in some circumstances, determine if their Intel(R) processor is operating at the correct speed intended by Intel(R) Corporation. You can download this utility at:
http://www.intel.com/support/processors/tools/piu/
I recommend following the Intel(R) processor troubleshooting steps at the following website:
http://www.intel.com/support/processors/pentium4/sb/cs-008007.htm
If possible please test the Intel(R) processor in a known working and compatible motherboard, to see if it has the same behavior.
So if i was air cooled it would be 10 to 15 C hotter!>
I have responded back and awaiting a reply from INTEL.
[QUOTEHello Adolfo S,
Thanks for the info the problem is those 2 cores have hit 65C+ under 100% load subject to room temp and case. Today I stressed tested the CPU Core temps were 62C, 63C, 50C and 48C room temperature of 20C case temp of 22C. So that means 2 core are going to be 70C+ on a hot day room temperature of 24 or 25C. My old Q6600 on the same motherboard ran cooler 38C to 44C under load it concerns me that I paid a premium price for a CPU that I feel is of poor quality what happens when I use a multiplier of 10 or 11 it will run hotter?.
I will also point out my system is water cooled, if I was to place the air cooled heat sink on the CPU temps would be higher and would exceed the max temp of 64.5C.
Regards][/QUOTE]
lets see what intel has to say.
Any advice would be appreciated.