A7V Temps list

[Kahless]

For all of you out there with a Asus A7V or A7VPro, lets compile a list of what temps we all get so I can go out and buy the same fan as the coolest.

1. Motherboard rev:-
Mine is 1.02
2. Chip:-
Duron 600MHz
3. Speed it is running at:-
600MHz
4. Idle Temp:-
49 C
5. Full load temp:-
52 C

[jimbo9]

asus a7v bios 1004c
athlon 800@1000 v1.85
full size tower
idle 37 to 38C
full load 41 42C
mobo tenp 31C
2 radio shack 105mm (4")fans
and some heavy duty case mods w/copper hedgehog heatsink.
jim

[M1pilot]

Asus A7V rev 1.02
Bios 1003a
Duron 650@850 v1.75
IBM 30gb Deskstar (ATA100/7200rpm)
GlobalWin FOP-38 HSF
80mm intake
80mm blowhole
80mm on PSU (stock)
HDD cooler (2x40mm)
40mm fan on vid card
Idle - 37'C
Load - 40 - 42'C

2/3 of the PSU is mounted outside of the case. Only the intake vents of PSU are inside. Much attention has been made to keeping the cabling out of the airflow. An additional heatsink has been added to the m/b's clock generator as well as to the backside of the vid card. The FOP-38 was lapped and Arctic Silver was used. Arctic Silver was also use on the HS on the KT-133 northbridge controller.

-M1pilot


[This message has been edited by M1pilot (edited 10-17-2000).]

[Kahless]

Jeeze how come you are getting much lower temps than me http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/frown.gif

Must be your cooling or something.

I might get a new cooler.

[seti]

It's been shown that the on board temp sensor can be up to 8C high.

[Qvark]

AMD TB 700@ Asus A7V @ Aopen HQ08 300W
G-force 256
Thermal Take Chrome Orb

Idle : 39C

Full throttle : up to 49

Seti is right, the onboard sensor is more accurate than an external sensor

[seti]

Ummmm, well...I ment the on board sensor is ****. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif



[This message has been edited by seti (edited 10-18-2000).]

[Erap!]

Not really =) The board sensor is supposed to be a lot more accurate than the cable sensors! But we were never used to the high temps so we've been judging our CPUs with wrong temps from before. I think the built in A7V thermo is supposed to read the temp INSIDE the cpu itself that's why it's hotter! I think i read it somewhere but i forgot where, some review site on the A7V!

[Erap!]

Bios V 1004.something
AMD Thunderbird 800@800
vcore voltage 1.6v
temp 43, @100% 48

[seti]

The A7V sensor doesn't even touch the cpu.

Read this (http://members.tripod.de/Juggernaut/tempissue/index.htm)

[otheos]

A7V 1.1
Duron650 @ 1000 @ 2.04V
Alpha6035HS
Modified 1003 with 1004 Promise BIOS
IDLE: 38C
FULL: 51C

The Temp sensor touches the HS next to the Core.

[seti]

Finally got my fop32.

A7V 1.02
D700 @ 900 with 1.7v (for now http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/wink.gif)
BIOS 1003e2 with PCIMRC enabled
80mm(1), & 92mm(1) sucking
80mm(1), * PSU 80mm blowing

Idle: 33c
Peak: 42c

Just to clarify, A7V's rev 1.02 and later don't have the thermal probe 1.01 and earlier boards have. Instead the sensor is located on the MB PCB...in the pit, in the middle of the socket. Not very accurate, and has quite a bit of lag. I don't know why asus went this route, I suspect too many tech support calls about it.

g'night http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by seti (edited 10-27-2000).]

[jl123]

Asus A7V of course (rev. 1.02)
Duron 600 @ 1000mhz
1.7v
Global Win FOP38 http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif
Intake - 44cfm Sunon 92mm
Exhaust - quiet 80mm guessing about 25cfm then the powersupply fan that is 20cfm

DOH! I forgot to put my temps...

Idle............?????? I have no clue (running RC5)

Full load(RC5) running at a cool 43C http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

~Joel


[This message has been edited by jl123 (edited 10-27-2000).]

[keithq]

Asus A7V Rev1.02 Bios 1004c
Duron 800 @ 900 1.65v
fop38 cooler

Asus Pc Probe
Cpu
Idle 43c
Load 48c
Case 26c

My Probes
Thermel probe placed right by core is 36c at idle
Case 26c

[#Rotor]

well this is mine, A7V, v-core modded, massive cooling, running a Duron600. MAx speed so far 1122Mhz.... graph show temp vs. speed vs. v-core....
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