On Sunday 16 February 2003 18:09, Hemmann, Volker Armin wrote: > Hi, > > On Sunday 16 February 2003 16:01, Bruno Lustosa wrote: > > * Brice B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [15-02-2003 16:57]: > > > Compiling strains the CPU MUCH MORE ( 80+%) than "normal" use > > > seen under windows & other binary based OSes. If you have the > > > means to buy extra DDR that's surely worth a try. I'm still > > > curios as to what Heatsink+Fan combo you have cooling your > > > motherboard... and would recommend replacing it w/ a Coolermaster > > > HAC-V81 ($15 w/ free shipping at newegg.com) if you're using the > > > retail... the thing is very loud at full speed, but comes w/ a > > > rheostat that allows you to adjust the voltage -> RPM -> noise of > > > the fan to medium/low which is at a VERY tolerable level (quiter > > > than an AMD 60mm retail fan).. also what is your case > > > temperature? > > > > Yes, I'm aware that compiling strains the cpu too much. But in > > other os, I also do work that strains the cpu alot (I'm used to > > compilin things in debian also, and under windows, there are some > > games that takes the cpu up to 100%). > > On the processor, there's a ThermalTake Volcano 7, a gigantic > > (really) cooler that makes really big noise. > > That doesn't mean anything... my cooler is very small... and more > than adequat.. > > > There's also another fun in the rear of the case, hard disk fans (2 > > of them). > > The system is like, 50C fot the CPU, and 32C for "system". I guess > > that must be the temperature around, inside the case, isn't it? You > > shouldn't be surprised by these high values, because room > > temperature nowadays is at 43-45C when it's really HOT. > > If your room temperature is around 40C and your 'system' is around > 30-35C, there is a great chance, that it is not the case or system > temperature but the difference between the 'system' and the room > temperature... > > > I found the memory errors, and because of that, I can't compile > > kdelibs. Do you, or any other know how I can resume a crashed > > emerge? > > try ccache > > Gl�ck Auf, > Volker something else you might try.... http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-hw1/ This is an article by Daniel Robbins on diagnosing CPU problems -- Regards, Ernie 100% Microsoft and Intel free
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