Salut,
Am un Abit AV8 si un AMD 3200+ si de vreo doua zile (de cand s-a incalzit vremea) imi sta procul in 67* (dupa incarcarea Win-ului) apoi sta in 53* in idle si ajunge in 85* daca rulez un joc - dupa care se opreste ca asa e setat in Bios. Din pacate manifestarea asta o are si cu cooler-ul box si cu un XP90 impreuna cu AS5 (se exclude o eroare de montare a cooler-ului) si cu toate versiunile de Bios disponibile pe site-ul producatorului. Din cate stiu la aceste placi senzorul nu mai este in placa ci doar in procesor . Din pacate placa am luat-o de la o firma iar procul de la alta si pentru a sti cum sa abordez problema garantiei va rog spuneti-mi care dintre cele doua componente e de vina: procul, ca transmite imformatii eronate datorate unui senzor decalibrat sau placa pt. ca interpreteaza gresit informatiile venite de la proc. Carcasa iese din discutie pt. ca am lasat-o deschisa iar peste ea sufla un ventilator baban de birou - totul insa fara rezultat (nici baza cooler-ului nu se incalzeste si sunt convins ca face priza buna cu procul). Deci, care componenta e de vina?
Probleme cu raportarea temperaturii
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Re: Care-i vinovat : Abit-ul sau AMD-ul?
Ceva nu e bine acolo, eu zic sa duci placa la garantie si sa ii faca o verificare, procesorul este mai putin probabil sa faca probleme !
Daca procesorul este Winchester, temperatura de 85 grade l-ar fi "omorat" de mult(limita maxima ar fi situata in intervalul 60-65), deci cel mai probabil temperatura este raportata gresit(aceasta presupunere este sustinuta de faptul ca ai un Xp90 pe procesor+AS5). Absolut toate aplicatiile de monitorizare iti arata astfel de temperaturi?
Only the mediocre work at their best...
al meu 3200+ sta in windows cam la 35-37 de grade ( depinde de ce fac ) cu xp-90 si vent enermax de 92 la turatie f mica , asta fara cool and quiet activat . cred ca sunt senzorii de la mobo busiti , mai ales ca spui ca baza coolerului e destul de rece,pt ca , dupa cum s-a mai spus temp maxima recomandata de amd la winchester este de 65 de grade si ;a temp pe care zici ca ti le raporteaza programele de monitorizare ar fi treuit sa crape demult .
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happyliviu
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Raynor ce versiune de bios ai pe placa ta? (1.7 sau 1.9).Nu m-ar deranja daca ar avea o abatare de 15*, insa nu pot sa accept ca dupa nici 2 minute de Prime sa ajunga la 77* iar dupa alte 5 minute sa treaca de 85* si sa se inchida (ar insemna sa joc ceva in reprize de max 5 minute, sigur, foarte odihnitor pentru ochi). Daca stau pe net sau lucrez in office nu trece de 50*, insa placa asta am luat-o pentru cu totul altceva. Daca inchid Prime95 cand temperatura a ajuns la 84*, aceasta scade in secunda urmatoare la... 44* - ciudat nu? Oricum ma voi intoarce cu o placa noua.
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dragoshstoica
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P.S:
Ce a scris altcineva
Legat de temperaturile pe Abit:
"Its not the cpu, heatsink or fans thats causing the high temps. The temps aren't even actually that high. It's the stupid Abit motherboard your using. I have the same problem and there are threads all over describing there faulty temperature readouts. They have promised a bios fix, but I belive there up to bios 1.7 and it is still not fixed...
Subtract 10-15 degrees from what your readout is and that is roughly what your temperature is really at."
2"System was running at 50C idle, 71C under load with stock cooler. I updated the BIOS to 1.7 but did not make any difference. I decided to install a Zalman CNPS7700-AlCu cooler. When I removed the standard cooler the processor came straight out of the socket with it (this should not happen). I seperated them and cleaned the thermal pad residue off the chip with acetone and applied some pressure when I reinstalled it & used the thermal paste that came with the Zalman. When I booted up the temperature was the same, but after resetting the CMOS jumper temp readings dropped to 28C idle and 36C under load. The high readings were most likley caused by the Processor not being seated properly.
Ce a scris altcineva
Legat de temperaturile pe Abit:
"Its not the cpu, heatsink or fans thats causing the high temps. The temps aren't even actually that high. It's the stupid Abit motherboard your using. I have the same problem and there are threads all over describing there faulty temperature readouts. They have promised a bios fix, but I belive there up to bios 1.7 and it is still not fixed...
Subtract 10-15 degrees from what your readout is and that is roughly what your temperature is really at."
2"System was running at 50C idle, 71C under load with stock cooler. I updated the BIOS to 1.7 but did not make any difference. I decided to install a Zalman CNPS7700-AlCu cooler. When I removed the standard cooler the processor came straight out of the socket with it (this should not happen). I seperated them and cleaned the thermal pad residue off the chip with acetone and applied some pressure when I reinstalled it & used the thermal paste that came with the Zalman. When I booted up the temperature was the same, but after resetting the CMOS jumper temp readings dropped to 28C idle and 36C under load. The high readings were most likley caused by the Processor not being seated properly.
Da, si eu am "reusit" sa scot cooler-ul cu procesor cu tot (din cauza de AS5). Am schimbat ieri placa (au pus si cei de la service diferite bios-uri dar degeaba) si la testele lor, noua placa, a atins maxim 57* fara pasta intre proc si cooler. Asta seara o voi pune la treba! Concluzia: Abit-ul era de vina.