--- In os2hardware{at}yahoogroups.com, Mike O'Connor  wrote:
> rvgreen{at}t... wrote:
> 
> >I don't have a genuine 3200+ here,but I have a XP2500+ running
overclocked
> >to 190 FSB and detected as a 3200+. The temp right now is 43 C . When
> >using the machine a little more intensly,it has gone to 51 C. I
don't know
> >if this has any relationship to a 3200 or not,but there it is.
> >
> >Vic Green
> >
> 
> Hi Vic,
> That's pretty *cold*! I have Celeron 366 on this machine never sits 
> lower than about 58C when system switched on! Never gives any trouble 
> that's temperature related. I can't check it whilst running, wrong 
> chipset for the checkers - only when going into BIOS immediately after 
> shutdown.
> 
> -- 
> Regards,
> Mike
> 

Hi Vic and Mike

The reason I asked is that I just recently purchased an AMD XP 3200
and installed it on my new motherboard from TigerDirect. This was the
OEM version without a fan.  I purchased a fan that was listed as
capable of handling a CPU up to this speed.

When I check my bios for the CPU fan temp, it is running around 167
degrees F. 

It is my believe that this is way too hot.

With my old AMD XP 2000, my CPU temperature had been operating at
around 122 degrees F.

This is why I originally posted the question.

David

 



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