Sweeper
11-03-1999, 07:01 AM
Anyone know where to find it...thanks again. /forum/smile.gif
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mike L
11-03-1999, 07:49 AM
I got mine from ZDNET in there Utilities
socalgal
11-03-1999, 08:25 AM
http://www.processor.org/files.htm
Sweeper
11-03-1999, 05:37 PM
kewel /forum/wink.gif Thanks
Underclocked
11-03-1999, 05:59 PM
Good tool to find files http://ftpsearch.lycos.com/
Orion_Ta_Vega
11-03-1999, 06:15 PM
Man, I tried Rain for a few days. Before I used it my CPU would run semi-warm, but after I used and I would touch my CPU it burned my fingers! My processor was HOT! I wasnt even doing anything on my computer, It was just on, sitting there for about 30 min.! That Waterfall program did the same thing. I know I set up all the setting right...
Latter,
Jeff
Latter,
Jeff
pickel
11-05-1999, 11:02 PM
I can't be for sure but my computer was (I
hope ) having restarting problems. I was using "RAIN". Can't remember exactly where,
however, I read that "rain" could somehow slow the processor to a point whereby the
the power supply would 'flutter',like when the lights dim during a transition in the power grid and cause a restart.For CPU cooling and AMD chip optimization, I'm trying a program called "Powerleap" Been using it 3 days with no restarts and I'm a few(3) degrees less than "Rain". Just food for thought /forum/smile.gif
the pickel
hope ) having restarting problems. I was using "RAIN". Can't remember exactly where,
however, I read that "rain" could somehow slow the processor to a point whereby the
the power supply would 'flutter',like when the lights dim during a transition in the power grid and cause a restart.For CPU cooling and AMD chip optimization, I'm trying a program called "Powerleap" Been using it 3 days with no restarts and I'm a few(3) degrees less than "Rain". Just food for thought /forum/smile.gif
the pickel
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