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| Thread ID: 53052 | 2005-01-06 07:22:00 | Effects of ambiant air temp on sys & cpu | Raikyn (6293) | Press F1 |
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| 311201 | 2005-01-06 12:06:00 | That was the temp it shut down at,I have no idea what it would have peaked at if the bios didn't have this feature,But then i would say it wouldn't have run after a real meltdown. having said that,I am pretty surprised the comp still ran,and I now know that a Duron 1200 can be repeatedly cooked to 110 degrees and still work,and that it takes 3-to-6 minutes to reach that temp..... |
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| 311202 | 2005-01-06 12:08:00 | Why are you not worried, at least minorly. Because the cpu temp can go higher, I have good cooling, I have another cpu I can use, I'm not overclocking, and I can afford another cpu if I have to. Not much point in worrying. |
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| 311203 | 2005-01-06 12:12:00 | That was the temp it shut down at,I have no idea what it would have peaked at if the bios didn't have this feature,But then i would say it wouldn't have run after a real meltdown. having said that,I am pretty surprised the comp still ran,and I now know that a Duron 1200 can be repeatedly cooked to 110 degrees and still work,and that it takes 3-to-6 minutes to reach that temp..... Metla, Thats really rather a good promo point for amd. D. |
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