Techie Dude
12-02-2000, 01:21 PM
Now that I can use standby properly (Thanks to WinMe) I would obviously like to. However, I just noticed today while installing my system in a new tower that when the system goes on standby, the fan on the CPU goes off in standby.
The CPU is a Genuine PIII@500 in Slot 1 format. The whole thing is encased in it`s own cartridge with built in heatsink and fan. The Mobo is a A-bit BE6. The mobo has 3 headers for fans. According to the manual, you use header 2 for the CPU, the others are for case fans. I realize that the CPU uses less power and throttles down on standby, but I wanna make sure first.
Standby never EVER used to work properly on previous windows versions, and it`s nice to see that this has been corrected, but the potential threat of turning my system into a oven is a bit off putting!
Thanks,
Phoenix
Mental Note: Install little glass window in side panel so I can see how my brownies are cooking!
The CPU is a Genuine PIII@500 in Slot 1 format. The whole thing is encased in it`s own cartridge with built in heatsink and fan. The Mobo is a A-bit BE6. The mobo has 3 headers for fans. According to the manual, you use header 2 for the CPU, the others are for case fans. I realize that the CPU uses less power and throttles down on standby, but I wanna make sure first.
Standby never EVER used to work properly on previous windows versions, and it`s nice to see that this has been corrected, but the potential threat of turning my system into a oven is a bit off putting!
Thanks,
Phoenix
Mental Note: Install little glass window in side panel so I can see how my brownies are cooking!