Show Us Your WEI (2)

[WolfSoul]

I had 7.8 on a single vertex 2 160 GB.. 7.9 on a raid of 2 of them

 

[Sedril]

Here's my score... Just finish installing a new mobo and cpu...

 

[Beginning]

Nice numbers guys!!

 

[pxsalmers]

here's mine. setting up AHCI on my system helped boost my overall to 7.5. was originally at 7.1, could probably bump up my RAM if i could find a way to get it to run at its native 1600 instead of 1333

edit: as far as that one high temperature goes, I'm really not sure what it is. I'm 90% sure its just a bug within the software.

 

[RealGoneKid]

Was just looking at the above thread and decided to Download the HW Monitor. Installed but got some strange readings, added Speed fan and CPUID, Should I be worried about these readinds?

I am sure I had a reading on Speed Fan at first for the 0 Core reading.

 

[pxsalmers]

I don't see any hot temperatures so nothing really to worry about. Impressive if anything. Your voltage readings on Speedfan are wack though.

 

[sygnus21]

I don't see any hot temperatures so nothing really to worry about. Impressive if anything. Your voltage readings on Speedfan are wack though.

Check out the temp reading.... again

Don't think they should be that low.... unless he's running liquid nitrogen.

What does CoreTemp or Real Temp show for core temps?

 

[RealGoneKid]

I don't see any hot temperatures so nothing really to worry about. Impressive if anything. Your voltage readings on Speedfan are wack though.

Check out the temp reading.... again

Don't think they should be that low.... unless he's running liquid nitrogen.

Check out specs on my cooling system, I have a lot of fans, They shouldn't read 0 though surely?
This is the motherboards Monitor.

 

[sygnus21]

Not really. I've seen a lot of OC's posted and the only time I've seen temps that low is with extreme setups - nitrogen cooling.

What's your ambient (room temps) by the way? And again, what's CoreTemp/Real Temp show?

- Core Temp
- Real Temp - CPU temperature monitoring

 

[RealGoneKid]

Not really. I've seen a lot of OC's posted and the only time I've seen temps that low is with extreme setups - nitrogen cooling.

What's your ambient (room temps) by the way? And again, what's CoreTemp/Real Temp show?

- Core Temp
- Real Temp - CPU temperature monitoring

Well my PC is in a Large PC Desk

Which restricts air flow, So I put 3 X 90mm Fans in the left hand side to cool the air being taken in by the 2 90mm side intake fans.
Then because of the Corsair prescribed reverse airflow for H50 (Air intake at back and output through the front) I strapped 3 dual XBOX 360 cooling fans strapped together (Both sets of fans Side and rear are Wired to an externally powered USB Hub in single and dual usb wired configurations and run at 100% these only add about 6 degrees c of cooling, but I prefer it cold)to constantly cool the air being drawn through the H50 radiator which has 2 90mm fans in push/pull.
I have a PCI style exhaust fitted to draw the heat off the 2 HD 5770's which have fans that can be controlled. An OCZ Extreme dual RAM cooler on high that cools the RAM and the area of the chipset surrounding the RAM slots. I have a dual hard drive cooler on my main hard drive.
There is not a lot of room in the Coolermaster Mystique 631, but I have added round IDE cables to promote airflow.
The PSU also has a big 120mm fan sucking air out of the back and it is really close to the H50's heatsink (Due to lack of space), I am sure this adds to the overall temp of this build.

I have no idea what my room temperature is. No thermometers.

 

[RealGoneKid]

I don't see any hot temperatures so nothing really to worry about. Impressive if anything. Your voltage readings on Speedfan are wack though.

Check out the temp reading.... again

Don't think they should be that low.... unless he's running liquid nitrogen.

Check out specs on my cooling system, I have a lot of fans, They shouldn't read 0 though surely?
This is the motherboards Monitor.
View attachment 138091

This is the graphics card temps too.

 

[pxsalmers]

I did check them. The accurate temps (the first 3 in Speedfan on the right and the ones listed under his motherboard) are pretty much the same, with the exception of a 1C difference on the system temperature. The Core Temps reading as 0C is most likely a software bug.

If you check my post, you will see that I have a temperature reading in HWMonitor of one component on my mobo where its reading 90C. I've seen it go as high as 200C. My computer is still functioning, therefore I doubt any part of my mobo was ever at 200C.

 

[RealGoneKid]

I don't see any hot temperatures so nothing really to worry about. Impressive if anything. Your voltage readings on Speedfan are wack though.

Check out the temp reading.... again

Don't think they should be that low.... unless he's running liquid nitrogen.

Check out specs on my cooling system, I have a lot of fans, They shouldn't read 0 though surely?
This is the motherboards Monitor.
View attachment 138091

I ran "Core Temp" (Thanks for the link) but the real temp is fot intel cpus, my AMD is not supported. Here are results.

I think you are right though, it could just be a bug, my core isnt compatiblr with a few system monitoring tools.

 

[sygnus21]

Maybe..... I know nothing about AMD. Perhaps someone with AMD experience can chime in on what's going on with the temp monitoring programs. Didn't even realize that Real Temp didn't work with AMD processors. I just assumed they all worked with both.

At this point in time I have no answer.

BTW on your ASROCK monitoring system it says CPU temp is 32c, which sounds far better (reasonable) than 0c. So yeah.... seems those other programs aren't reading the temps correctly. 32c to me would make much more sense than 0c.

My two cents.

And thanks

 

[RealGoneKid]

Maybe..... I know nothing about AMD. Perhaps someone with AMD experience can chime in on what's going on with the temp monitoring programs. Didn't even realize that Real Temp didn't work with AMD processors. I just assumed they all worked with both.

At this point in time I have no answer.

BTW on your ASROCK monitoring system it says CPU temp is 32c, which sounds far better (reasonable) than 0c. So yeah.... seems those other programs aren't reading the temps correctly. 32c to me would make much more sense than 0c.

My two cents.

And thanks

Thank you for taking time to look at my problem, I think the software that came with the motherboard is trustworthy, its the only 1 which states Phenom X6 CPU ready. the 1100T only came out in December, maybe the monitoring programs don't cater for it yet. Don't know if anyone else with an AMD Phenom X6 has tried 3rd party monitors but I hope this will stop someone having a coronary when they see the monitors results.
At least 1 thing is good, Core Temp called my CPU an AM3, most of the other programs call it an AM2+, It should be AM3 but my Motherboard caters for AM2,AM2+ and AM3, that's why I got it (Only £50) really as a stepping stone between CPU's so I could still upgrade while having it still running.

 

[essenbe]

I have a 1055T and coretemp and HW monitor recognize it.

 

[RealGoneKid]

I have a 1055T and coretemp and HW monitor recognize it.

Thanks for the info, I just get an error saying AMD Phenom II X6 1100T not supported.
Perhaps it will be then in the next version if they cater for 1055T, so that's good news for the future.

 

[A Guy]

Quite odd, as the OP in this thread has your CPU:

Asus Crosshair IV + Phenom 1100T - Overclockers Forums

A Guy

 

[RealGoneKid]

Quite odd, as the OP in this thread has your CPU:

Asus Crosshair IV + Phenom 1100T - Overclockers Forums

A Guy

Perhaps I am not running the program properly?

 

[RealGoneKid]

Quite odd, as the OP in this thread has your CPU:

Asus Crosshair IV + Phenom 1100T - Overclockers Forums

A Guy

Oh I see, sorry my eyes are a little weak and cyan sometimes slips right through my optical vision.
Yes HW Monitor is picking up his CPU just fine. He has a different motherboard, maybe that's it, This core is guaranteed for 3 years and I have just had it so if It is faulty it would be better to know now. Just the drama of getting a new 1, When it wouldn't install in the beginning (Due to BIOS and my lack of knowledge) the company I got it from would have sent 1 straight away, and I had 30 days to return it, Meaning i could swap it out and then send old 1 back leaving me still up and running. But don't know if that would still be a card I could play now and would perhaps have to go through AMD?