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Kov-Ice · 07-01-2005, 09:21 PM

mountainking (and any other interested parties, of course), if you click on the "Click Here to Save Lives" signature images near the top of the thread, you'll be able to find more detailed info on the importance of this project.

Stuey, that seems like an awfully big jump, especially for a Northwood core (assuming you're folding with the comp in your sig). My P4 2.4C is OC'd 20% and still never runs above 55C. My Prescott 3.0 only hits 57C at full load. Both are HyperThreading, so I'm actually running two instances of F@H on each. What's your cooling setup? Have you tried a different temp monitor to double check?

07-01-2005, 09:21 PM	#27
Kov-Ice Member (12 bit) Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Posts: 3,294	mountainking (and any other interested parties, of course), if you click on the "Click Here to Save Lives" signature images near the top of the thread, you'll be able to find more detailed info on the importance of this project. Stuey, that seems like an awfully big jump, especially for a Northwood core (assuming you're folding with the comp in your sig). My P4 2.4C is OC'd 20% and still never runs above 55C. My Prescott 3.0 only hits 57C at full load. Both are HyperThreading, so I'm actually running two instances of F@H on each. What's your cooling setup? Have you tried a different temp monitor to double check? __________________ Kov Are You Foldin'? Join PCMech's Folding@Home Team and Help Save Lives! Click Here!