Re: ***Re: Proc-S-R overheating
[email protected] Mon, 22 Nov 2004 08:13:16 +0300
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In <[email protected]>, on 11/20/2004 at 02:35 PM, "Daniel Lott" <[email protected]> said: >[email protected] wrote: >>My proc K6-200MHz overheated while I run d.net client. Downclocking to 166MHz helps, but it's temperature very near risk-level. I want change it to Intel or IDT. But what I can do right now? May be, there is possibility to restrict processor work-loading? For example, limit d.net appetite for proc resources to 80% of maximum. So, if my tasks occupy 80% or more, d.net paused, if my tasks occupy 79%, d.net claim no more than 1%, etc... Can I configure maximal proc work-load and, if answer is "yes", then how to do it? My OS is OS/2 Warp 4.52 (kernel revision 14.100F of 11Nov2004). >> >> >> >FIRST check to see if your heatsink's fan is working properly, just open >the case while it's running and check. Case opened and I always can check fan's rotating and radiator's temperature. Fan good, but I don't know, what is temp of radiator, because my motherboard have no temperature control. How to define temp, normal it or no? I heard about simple rule: if you can touch radiator, temp is good, if you shriek with pain, it is overheated. :) Is it true? >As a professional I recommend "Arctic Silver 2" thermal paste. It works >wonders as a replacement for Original Equipment Manufacturer (or OEM) >thermal paste. I not look to paste and don't know, what is brand of it. I remember labels "Silver blah-blah" and "TITAN". I think, it dosn't matter, because I get it for free, as gift. Russians says: Have not look at gifted horse's tooth. #:O{)> Hope, you understand my ugly translation. >"Arctic Silver 2" may solve your problem just by itself. I recommend >cleaning the old paste away with rubbing alcohol (or vodka). If the >heatsink has a thermal pad, scrape it off with a knife or razor blade. My processor and radiator was already clean. I add paste and it get effect, but much less than I wish. So, I downclock proc from 200 to 166MHz. Now it cool. In my biased assessment. >*??????? **?????** ????????!! What? >Daniel Lott >Service Computers, LLC. >* Sorry for offtopic, but which country are you from? >-<Attachment #1, unnamed (1950 bytes), text/html 7bit>- My mailer hate html. #:O{)> >_______________________________________________ >Hardware mailing list >Hardware-Ra3b/QYEcJ3d140v2zMXi0fjHoOT/h/[email protected] >http://lists.distributed.net/mailman/listinfo/hardware -- Origin: DOS, Xenix, OS/2 - evolution. Windows - degenerate path. WBR, Vadim Tukaev (wah DEEM too KAH yeff) AKA shiz0rat http://stats.distributed.net/participant/pjointeam.php?team=30911 This mail sended by Mr. Half Ice 2.60b http://www.mr2ice.com _______________________________________________ Hardware mailing list Hardware-Ra3b/QYEcJ3d140v2zMXi0fjHoOT/h/[email protected] http://lists.distributed.net/mailman/listinfo/hardware