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Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: 38ruk on November 10, 2004, 03:42:29 PM
howdy all , ive got my 3400+ and chaintech vnf-250 online , any of u guys running 64's notice high temps on the chip?.. Mine is running at 50C at idle and 57C at full load .  Seems high , i have a cbox that came with the board that displays temps on a digital display. It runs everything fine and goes throught 3dmk05 without any artifacts .  thx    38
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: Kaz on November 10, 2004, 04:02:28 PM
No way it should be running that hot at idle.

What heatsink/fan do you have on the CPU?
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: Estes on November 10, 2004, 05:35:33 PM
Also, its important the make sure that you have good airflow throughout the whole case.
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: 38ruk on November 10, 2004, 10:07:12 PM
well after some looking i have found that this board has a known issue with the temp probe location  ..  im running a stock amd HS and fan . i have 6 80mm case fans so air flow is good .  This chaintech znf-250  is a nice board with lots of goodies , but after the problems ive had with the bios bugs it has , i wouldnt recomend it   thx all    38
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: buzkill on November 12, 2004, 07:11:32 AM
i've got the 3200+ and i rarely see my temps get up to even 100 deg. did you peel the plastic film off the surface of the heatsink??:rolleyes: it's an easy mistake to make.
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: Overlag on November 12, 2004, 10:36:22 AM
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Originally posted by Kaz
No way it should be running that hot at idle.

What heatsink/fan do you have on the CPU?



there is....alot of Nforce3 boards report the newcastle core temps way to high :)
Title: amd64 3400+ Heat
Post by: 38ruk on November 12, 2004, 01:40:33 PM
yeah thats the issue , i have flashed the bios and the temps went way down but i lost the 200 fsb bus for my memory , so i flashed back... seems  chaintech bios upgrades fix one thing then break another . owell     38