DELL COMPUTERS
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tennisboy
, May 31 2005 08:04 PM
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 08:04 PM
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 11:10 PM
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Somethings you should know about DELL:
They are cheaply made and expensive sold.
You might want to switch to some other program, maybe MSI CoreCenter (if your motherboard supports that...)
Aah wait, I am not a GeekU yet, so am I still authorized to post here?
They are cheaply made and expensive sold.
You might want to switch to some other program, maybe MSI CoreCenter (if your motherboard supports that...)
Aah wait, I am not a GeekU yet, so am I still authorized to post here?
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 11:14 PM
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Try Everest Home which is the replacement for AIDA32
http://www.lavalys.c...p?pid=1&lang=en
Run it, click + next to computer then sensor
http://www.lavalys.c...p?pid=1&lang=en
Run it, click + next to computer then sensor
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 11:30 PM
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so this means that some softwares also cools hardwares like cpus
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 11:43 PM
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Everest Home will tell what the temperatures are
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Posted 31 May 2005 - 11:45 PM
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No, software cannot cool. It can increase the coolrate, but it cannot cool on itself. (well, that was a stupid answer, of course you know that.)
There are numerous programs to use for temperature-reading and a tond of others to increase the coolrate. If you have the MSI AMD Athlon64 K8N Neo2
You can use CoreCenter to increase (double or even tripple) the coolrate. I have that motherboard and clocked it over from 1810 Mhz to 1954 Mhz and I use CoreCenter to increase the coolrate. When I don't overclock and all settings are default, I have it running on 1810 Mhz and at a temperature of 52 Degrees Celcius. (I dunno whatis is in Fahrenheit, I think something around the 125). When I overclock it to 2Ghz it will run at 39 Degrees Celcius, which is around the 68 Fahrenheit I think. It is so cool, because I use CoreCenter to increase the rate of the fans on my motherboard. I also use a new cooler, its a huge ventilator, that you have in your room when it is summer and about 80 Degrees fahrenheit outside. Well, I use it on my open case-computer. When I switch it on, the temperature on my motherboard becomes 14 Degrees Celcius. and the temperature on my CPU becomes less than 35 Celcius.
There are numerous programs to use for temperature-reading and a tond of others to increase the coolrate. If you have the MSI AMD Athlon64 K8N Neo2
You can use CoreCenter to increase (double or even tripple) the coolrate. I have that motherboard and clocked it over from 1810 Mhz to 1954 Mhz and I use CoreCenter to increase the coolrate. When I don't overclock and all settings are default, I have it running on 1810 Mhz and at a temperature of 52 Degrees Celcius. (I dunno whatis is in Fahrenheit, I think something around the 125). When I overclock it to 2Ghz it will run at 39 Degrees Celcius, which is around the 68 Fahrenheit I think. It is so cool, because I use CoreCenter to increase the rate of the fans on my motherboard. I also use a new cooler, its a huge ventilator, that you have in your room when it is summer and about 80 Degrees fahrenheit outside. Well, I use it on my open case-computer. When I switch it on, the temperature on my motherboard becomes 14 Degrees Celcius. and the temperature on my CPU becomes less than 35 Celcius.
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Posted 01 June 2005 - 12:27 PM
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i tried the everquest thing i still get the brown screen =( i hate dells now =(
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