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list of cpu makes and models and there temp specs
I would like a list of cpu makes and models and there range of temp for
health usage. This is so a can properly setup temp moniter facilities that come built in motherboards and cases. could somebody help? Andrew |
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Andrew Crook wrote: I would like a list of cpu makes and models and there range of temp for health usage. This is so a can properly setup temp moniter facilities that come built in motherboards and cases. could somebody help? That's a pretty broad query. Intel and AMD have spec sheets for each of theor CPU models on their respective web sites. Somewhere in the specs is the temp ratings. I just looked up a couple the other day. Have a ball. Andrew -- Al Dykes ----------- |
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Andrew Crook wrote:
I would like a list of cpu makes and models and there range of temp for health usage. This is so a can properly setup temp moniter facilities that come built in motherboards and cases. could somebody help? Andrew http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/...4_3748,00.html ftp://download.intel.com/design/Pent...s/29864310.pdf Thermal specs can be found in those .pdf documents. In simple terms, if you can keep the CPU temperature under 50°C whilst under 100% load you're doing well. Even 55°C isn't too shabby. -- Winerr 00B - Push Error; Removing Files to Make Room for Advertisement |
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the cpuid utility says my athlon xp 2600+ is 0x681, I am sure that this
makes it a model 8 therefore a 2133. However, there is a athlon xp 2600+ listed as a model 10 model number 1917, but I can not find the cpuid for model 10's. I think this is N/A the utility also says my cpu runs a 2.08Ghz, so what is this 2133Mhz (same as model number)? which do i have?.. i dont want to open up my pc again many thanks Andrew "Al Dykes" wrote in message ... In article , Andrew Crook wrote: I would like a list of cpu makes and models and there range of temp for health usage. This is so a can properly setup temp moniter facilities that come built in motherboards and cases. could somebody help? That's a pretty broad query. Intel and AMD have spec sheets for each of theor CPU models on their respective web sites. Somewhere in the specs is the temp ratings. I just looked up a couple the other day. Have a ball. Andrew -- Al Dykes ----------- |
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Andrew Crook wrote:
the cpuid utility says my athlon xp 2600+ is 0x681, I am sure that this makes it a model 8 therefore a 2133. However, there is a athlon xp 2600+ listed as a model 10 model number 1917, but I can not find the cpuid for model 10's. I think this is N/A the utility also says my cpu runs a 2.08Ghz, so what is this 2133Mhz (same as model number)? which do i have?.. i dont want to open up my pc again CPUID should be 681 or a T-Bred B core. Two different models of the XP2600+ have been made. The 133MHz ( 16 x 133MHz=2133MHz) and the 166MHz ( 12.5 x 166=2083MHz) models. To further confuse things, they added a Model10 Barton core XP2600+ with 512KB L2 cache running at 11.5 x 166=1917 MHz -- Winerr 00B - Push Error; Removing Files to Make Room for Advertisement |
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