[stuartw101]

Originally Posted by Adywebb

Yep, thats well cool - no problems there mate!

*only joking about the snooze

Back to crunching! I was 2nd from bottom for like 2 days and that was when someone joined and even he has over taken me LOL

[Adywebb]

Originally Posted by stuartw101

Back to crunching! I was 2nd from bottom for like 2 days and that was when someone joined and even he has over taken me LOL

I apologise if you've told me before - but what are your PC specs (CPU/RAM/HD)?

[stuartw101]

I have AMD Athlon 64 3200 2.01GHZ, 1024MB RAM, and i set the HD to 10GB.

[muckshifter]

Originally Posted by stuartw101

I have AMD Athlon 64 3200 2.01GHZ, 1024MB RAM, and i set the HD to 10GB.

So have I ... something not quite right here.

[stuartw101]

Originally Posted by muckshifter

So have I ... something not quite right here.

Well i dont have it on 24/7 That could be the reason LOL

I know its not much of a contribution but its a contribution.

Oh my CPU temp is now at 47/48, the highest i have seen it. You sure that is fine? Also is teh aux temp the case temp? Also could you give me a range of temps for each that they should be ideally?

[Me__2001]

how long on average a day is it on

[Quadophile]

In my case the cpu temp when the computer is idle is 10 Deg higher than what the room temp is, in case of high cpu activity add 15-20 on top of that. If I calculate backwards your room temp should be about 17-22 Deg C. Is that so? If it is you need not worry about anything.

[stuartw101]

I normally have the pc on from anywhere between 6-12hrs.

Not sure what the room temp is.

[Adywebb]

Originally Posted by stuartw101

I normally have the pc on from anywhere between 6-12hrs.

Not sure what the room temp is.

A set up like yours is likely to earn something like 35 points per hour (6hrs = 210 points)as long as no other processes are being run as well, ie at idle - if you are using it as well during this time then the output will be less

[feckit]

Well some great bits of software to look at