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cem_devecioglu

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Re: mobo reliability vs temperature..
« Reply #15 on: 29 August 2009, 22:54:05 »
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Glad all those fans sorted it cem - otherwise you would be trying the overclockers liquid nitriogen route  :) :) ;)



Dontgo giving him any idea's   ;D ;D

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yep..for a short time this came to my mind but even a new mobo with  better cooling frames and temperature range would be a cheaper solution..

have tried some expensive cooling systems years ago when overclocking was my favorite..
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Re: mobo reliability vs temperature..
« Reply #16 on: 30 August 2009, 00:02:50 »
Are you able to monitor your CPU's speed?  I have 2 monitors on both cores and 90% of the time they only run at 50% (1.4 Ghz),and very rarely do they both go to max. (2.7Ghz).  Maybe you have the power save feature turned off ?

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Re: mobo reliability vs temperature..
« Reply #17 on: 30 August 2009, 08:44:40 »
How many PC's do you have in the command centre then Cem.   ::) :y
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Re: mobo reliability vs temperature..
« Reply #18 on: 30 August 2009, 09:04:28 »
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Are you able to monitor your CPU's speed?  I have 2 monitors on both cores and 90% of the time they only run at 50% (1.4 Ghz),and very rarely do they both go to max. (2.7Ghz).  Maybe you have the power save feature turned off ?

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Edie you are right, power save feature turned off.. I hate lazy pcs  ;D :y
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Re: mobo reliability vs temperature..
« Reply #19 on: 30 August 2009, 09:08:17 »
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How many PC's do you have in the command centre then Cem.   ::) :y

three.. 2 core duo , 1 p4..
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