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can Thermaltake Xaser III's temperature monitor be recalibrated



 
 
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Old July 20th 03, 04:26 PM
Andrew Crook
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Default can Thermaltake Xaser III's temperature monitor be recalibrated

can Thermaltake Xaser III's temperature monitor be recalibrated, because its
a few degrees out, when
compared to the sensors on my motherboard (mobo=47 Thermaltake=50). I know
that MAX and MIN temps can be changed, but I wondered if there was a POT on
its PCB to calibrate the temperature reading from the cpu.

Andrew.


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Old July 20th 03, 07:26 PM
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In reality, it might be the motherboard temps that need recalibrating. I'd
sooner beleive the Thermaltake's sensors to the motherboard's any day.


"Andrew Crook" wrote in message
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can Thermaltake Xaser III's temperature monitor be recalibrated, because

its
a few degrees out, when
compared to the sensors on my motherboard (mobo=47 Thermaltake=50). I know
that MAX and MIN temps can be changed, but I wondered if there was a POT

on
its PCB to calibrate the temperature reading from the cpu.

Andrew.




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Old August 6th 03, 04:09 PM
Andrew Crook
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I think the motherboard does a better job, I am sure that thermaltake picks
up the heat from my graphic card,, giving more of a case temp rather than
cpu temp.

Today the hottest day in the year in the UK (almost hitting the record I
believe). my thermaltake registered
63 degreed when playing quake3 at high res (63 being my alarm setting),
motherboard says cpu is around 57 max.

Andi

"Evil Homer" wrote in message
news:1058725131.828248@news...
In reality, it might be the motherboard temps that need recalibrating. I'd
sooner beleive the Thermaltake's sensors to the motherboard's any day.


"Andrew Crook" wrote in message
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can Thermaltake Xaser III's temperature monitor be recalibrated, because

its
a few degrees out, when
compared to the sensors on my motherboard (mobo=47 Thermaltake=50). I

know
that MAX and MIN temps can be changed, but I wondered if there was a POT

on
its PCB to calibrate the temperature reading from the cpu.

Andrew.






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Old August 6th 03, 04:11 PM
Jim Thompson
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 16:09:11 +0100, "Andrew Crook"
wrote:

I think the motherboard does a better job, I am sure that thermaltake picks
up the heat from my graphic card,, giving more of a case temp rather than
cpu temp.

Today the hottest day in the year in the UK (almost hitting the record I
believe). my thermaltake registered
63 degreed when playing quake3 at high res (63 being my alarm setting),
motherboard says cpu is around 57 max.

Andi


Here in Arizona I get MB=32°C, CPU=54°C; and I wasn't much higher than
that last week when I lost both the MB and back-case fans.
(Front-case, PSU and CPU fans were still running.)

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Old August 8th 03, 11:56 AM
Andrew Crook
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today its about 53c(cpu) and the outside temp is about 31c. The average however is 51c(cpu).
I wonder if I should replace the standard AMD fan and improve airflow.

anyone had experience with the Thermaltake GIANT II Highest Performance Cooler. I thought of replacing the
fan of my generic radeon 9800 pro... its when i play games in full res in this heat it gets up to 63c

any ideas

Andi

"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 16:09:11 +0100, "Andrew Crook"
wrote:

I think the motherboard does a better job, I am sure that thermaltake picks
up the heat from my graphic card,, giving more of a case temp rather than
cpu temp.

Today the hottest day in the year in the UK (almost hitting the record I
believe). my thermaltake registered
63 degreed when playing quake3 at high res (63 being my alarm setting),
motherboard says cpu is around 57 max.

Andi


Here in Arizona I get MB=32°C, CPU=54°C; and I wasn't much higher than
that last week when I lost both the MB and back-case fans.
(Front-case, PSU and CPU fans were still running.)

...Jim Thompson
--
| James E.Thompson, P.E. | mens |
| Analog Innovations, Inc. | et |
| Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus |
| Phoenix, Arizona Voice480)460-2350 | |
| Fax480)460-2142 | Brass Rat |
|
http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 |

For proper E-mail replies SWAP "-" and "_"

Why is it that Democrats can't debate politely?
And are only rude and interruptive.
Lack of mental capacity?

 




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