System Zone 1 Temp
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Re: System Zone 1 Temp
Are you still reading high temps?
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Re: System Zone 1 Temp
sparky, yes i M.
LOOK at the pic.
TAT says my CPU is about 35C.
everything is running fine.
someone said to take off one memory stick. then the other. would that be a problem?
ever since i buillt it, i must say it takes a min or two until i can open the first application after the desktop appears. is that normal with 2 Gig of PC 6400?
LOOK at the pic.
TAT says my CPU is about 35C.
everything is running fine.
someone said to take off one memory stick. then the other. would that be a problem?
ever since i buillt it, i must say it takes a min or two until i can open the first application after the desktop appears. is that normal with 2 Gig of PC 6400?
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Q6900 @ 3.2 GHz
arctic cooling freezer pro 7
Gigabyte 7300 GT
Crucial Balistix 2GB
Antec Smartpower 2.0
- Sparky
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Re: System Zone 1 Temp
I would say TAT is more accurate than desktop utility. Something is definitely wrong here. As far as removing one stick of Ram, I guess it wouldn't hurt to try it. Regarding the slow response time after boot, what OS are you using? My XP is on my RAID 0 partition as is my Vista but I experience a similar problem with my applications being slow to respond after boot in Vista as well.
MSI Meg X570 Unify | Ryzen 3900X | Noctuna NH-U12A | G.Skill RipJaws DDR4 3600 16GB | Samsung 970 Pro 512GB M.2 NVMe | (2) WD Blue 3TB Backups | MSI 2060 Super Gaming X | Meshify - C | SB X-Fi