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Tom Thompson
RTFM - RTFM - RTFM!!!
Thank you, Rodney!!!
Temp now holds steady at 29C
The pump just wasn'r running.
Tom
Thank you, Rodney!!!
Temp now holds steady at 29C
The pump just wasn'r running.
Tom
RTFM - RTFM - RTFM!!!
Thank you, Rodney!!!
Temp now holds steady at 29C
The pump just wasn'r running.
Thank you, Rodney!!!
Temp now holds steady at 29C
The pump just wasn'r running.
Tom said:RTFM - RTFM - RTFM!!!
Thank you, Rodney!!!
Temp now holds steady at 29C
The pump just wasn'r running.
Tom
Congratulations! Did you plug it into the CPU_fan connector?
Bill
Still have the minor issue that the MB wants to stop the boot since it
cannot detect the fan running. Both fans as well as the pump are running
off of the the MB secondary cpu fan connector. Bypassed the error, but
what if there is something else???
Thank you for posting a link to the "Cooler Round-up". FWIW, I am drawn
to this "dry" one (Noctua NH-D15):
Flasherly said:Of course it's fundamentally about the CPU and a lot more critical to
choose right with CPU offerings and their demands now.
Bill said:You are right of course. I would give up a few hundred GHz to avoid the
"hassle" associated with these hot cpu's.
I don't even "game"--I just occasionally run demanding mathematical
programs. But my current 2.8 GHz Intel i7 cpu has served me without much
complaint.
The only problem is my wife wants my computer, so I have to find a new
one! : )
Bill
The only problem is my wife wants my computer, so I have to find a new
one! : )
Tom said:Well, both cooler fans are the 4-pin type and the "tail" of the Y is a 3-
pin going into the 4-pin on the motherboard. So, doesn't seem like it
would make any difference assuming that the alternate CPU fan MB input
could see the RPM signal. I think the problem is that we have both fans
as well as the pump running off of the 12V MB fan connector. After
reading the box, that's up to 1.6A thru that connector. Oh well, guess
it can handle it.
Plenty of airflow from the 2 fans as my "adjustment" of the holes moved
the radiator/fan assembly about 3/4 inch away from the motherboard. In a
previous post, which looked like a lot of garbage, I tried to post a jpg
of the arrangement, but if you take a look at the CoolerMaster HAF 935 I
have put everything into the large bottom half with the radiator fans
blowing up/out of the case. Pretty slick really.
Tom
Paul said:You better think about the installation pretty carefully.
That thing is huge. 2.4 pounds. Will be over top of the
RAM slots.
Flasherly said:Last I looked, sometime ago, I found both these on Ebay (the cooler is
on a x2 AMD 4000. The D805 wouldn't quite handle multimedia needs,
either alone by itself, but not running both a decoder for video and
splitting off its audio for another sound-leveling, normalization
process, whereas the x2 AMD and the Antec cooler is just about right
for that. May have gotten the AMD CPU and memory also from Ebay, but
didn't save the prices.) First time I'd looked to buying (some
components) used and turned out fine.
-
(this file dated 9/2012 - roughly accurate timeframe)
Intel Pentium D 805 2.66 GHz LGA 775 CPU SL8ZH 2M/533 dual core 64-bit
10.95 shipped
Antec Performance - Processor Cooler - (Socket 478, Socket 754, Socket
940, Socket 939) - Aluminum And Copper
Compatibility: Socket 478, Socket 754, Socket 940, Socket 939
Heatsink Material: Aluminum and copper
ALTERNATE ITEM #: 0761345-77099-6
UPC: 761345770996
MANUFACTURER NAME: Antec, Inc
ITEM #: 67885F
10.91 shipped
You did very well. That certainly suggests more options for me to build
for my wife. I have an old (Sata) 1 TB drive sitting on the floor doing
nothing...
Bill
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