CPu Cooling Software

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  1. Warpy

    Warpy Well-Known Member

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    Hey,

    I am after a good software program for cooling my CPU.

    I have aheard of CPU Cool and others. My CPU is AMD running Windows XP SP1.
     
    Warpy, Oct 18, 2003
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    dipstick New Member

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    I've tried afew but they don't seem to do anything. If you want to try one give cpuIdle a shot
    http://www.cpuidle.de/
     
    dipstick, Oct 18, 2003
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  3. DriveEuro

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    Why don't you just run F@H or SETI, cuz it's better to use those idle cycles then just to waste them away. Besides big swings in cooling ... i.e. 20C -> 40C isn't good for the CPU in the long run. It's best to keep the CPU at a constant temp as long as it's running cool enough.
     
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    craig588 Banned

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    100% agree. I have sometimes gotten worse overclocks by using a software cooler.
     
    craig588, Oct 18, 2003
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    Warpy Well-Known Member

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    What is F&H?
     
    Warpy, Oct 19, 2003
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    Check sig;)
     
    dipstick, Oct 19, 2003
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    Judas Obvious Closet Brony Pony

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    ... Winodws XP has an idler.... it will work better in general then anything else.... usually other idlers were ment for windows 9x systems....
     
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    I would say just invest some money and time and install an external, portable watercooling setup. I recently added the Koolance Exos system and it's just awesome. The CPU never exceeds even 33 C under constant full load.
     
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    I use a program called Speedfan.


    It monitors the temps on your board with a graph and it also allows you change the RPM values of all your fans connected to the mainboard.

    check it out. i use it alot to make my computer shutup.
     
    jaysavesthedayy, Nov 8, 2003
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