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Windows 7: Northbridge temps 90c-is that bad?

28 Dec 2012   #21

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Auckland, New Zealand
 
 

just an update, with media player blasting out music, and chrome running idle is 70c

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28 Dec 2012   #22

Windows 7 Ultimate x86
Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
 
 

Still quite high tbh
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28 Dec 2012   #23

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Auckland, New Zealand
 
 

yeah, finally found why my room is a oven now :3
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28 Dec 2012   #24

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit sp1
Laguna Hills Southern California
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by nostaw5 View Post
yeah, finally found why my room is a oven now :3
PC oven

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29 Dec 2012   #25

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Auckland, New Zealand
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Solarstarshines View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by nostaw5 View Post
yeah, finally found why my room is a oven now :3
PC oven

Played a bit of battlefield 3, temps soared up from 75 to 93 >.>

so yes i will be quite literally baking today xD
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29 Dec 2012   #26

Windows 7 Ultimate x86
Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
 
 

Bit of a long shot but have you tried yo put sheet metal over the north bridge and crack an egg on top..... What happens
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29 Dec 2012   #27

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Auckland, New Zealand
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by pedroc1999 View Post
Bit of a long shot but have you tried yo put sheet metal over the north bridge and crack an egg on top..... What happens
lol 10 reps for you!

excellent idea, cook them while running crysis 3, should generate enough heat. have a full on bbq for the family, eggs, bacon, sausages xD.

seriously though thats not a bad idea considering im adventurous :P
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30 Dec 2012   #28

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Mumbai & Bangalore
 
 

I get nb temps of around 45-49 degrees on my Gigabyte GA X58A UD7 mobo . The UD7 at the time of buying being the flagship motherboard of gigabyte came with hybrid silent pipe cooling . I guess is it that keeping the temperature lower in my case .
Hybrid Silent-Pipe module is an additional heatsink unit that attaches to the water-block northbridge cooler in order to maximize air cooling.
I have some pictures of it
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30 Dec 2012   #29

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit sp1
Laguna Hills Southern California
 
 

Nostaw5 have you gotten any word from Gigabyte if that the board is defective or not ?

Or even better yet a RMA ?
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30 Dec 2012   #30

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Auckland, New Zealand
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Solarstarshines View Post
Nostaw5 have you gotten any word from Gigabyte if that the board is defective or not ?

Or even better yet a RMA ?
I cant rma since warranty has run out, and gigabyte wont reply from jan 7th im guessing due to holidays and leave.
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