AMD64 3000+ OC

[bl1tzk1213g]

i oc'd mine 235*10 and it was stable on stock voltage. i dont have to worry about anything right? i used everest and i got 37*C load i think. Everest accurate? cause MBM doesn't support DFI Lanpart nf3

[silenze]

No way to tell if that's accurate based on the info you've provided.. you would need to try a few different monitors and check the temps in your bios as well to compare..

[Bio-Hazard]

Everest is just displaying what you're bios is reading. Is it correct? Maybe maybe not. Most MoBo bois are fairly close, but some are way out. 37C would be a fair idle temp for most A64's running stock voltage.

[bl1tzk1213g]

i use thermaltake venus 12 at about 3000rpm. on my bios, its always around 45*C - 49*C and my everest idle is about 33*C and highest i got 37*C

[silenze]

That may be off some..

Mine is typically..

Bios: ~39 C

Idle in windows: 33 C

Load in windows: 49 C

[Bio-Hazard]

I'm water cooled and ym idle is around 27-29c and load at normal OC is at 36c. Max OC temp is 44c at 265x10 stable.

[jester]

I dont know about other brands, I do know that abit mobo bios reading are not idle temps, they use some of the cpu resources in the bios.

I use Hardware Sensor Monitor: http://www.hmonitor.com/

I know its within a few degrees since my hd cooler has an termal sensor and it reads about 1c above what hmonitor does.

[bl1tzk1213g]

i dunno which one to base my temp. the low or the high one...
i wanna run my cpu at 235*10 but first i wanna make sure what temp is right

[undergroundtech]

i wanna run my cpu at 235*10 but first i wanna make sure what temp is right

That would be a wise idea :wink:

Even though many newer mobo's have a over temp shut-down, its still not something I would want to gamble on if your unsure of it's accuracy.

[bl1tzk1213g]

lol good news =]
i just updated my bios and i get 34*C idle with the program my mobo came with. it used to be around 45*C and up. i guess updating the bios did the trick, now, its almost the same as everest ;D