if your kernel can't compile multiple times and you can't run dnetc then
your celerons aren't stable.
I suggest getting a high performance exhaust fan, move your ram to the
slot furthest from your cpus and to get a high performance intake fan as
well...works for me...if all that doesn't work, and your temperature
is below 45 in a _worst_ case scenario, then try to up the voltage on
one and the other and figure out which one isn't doing well...
Mike
On Mon, 13
Mar 2000, Adrian Walters wrote:
> i know that this is a if subject, some people claim that burn-in doesn't
> work other clain that it does....
>
> what is a good way to gradually burn in my two celerons on my bp6? i tried
> running the dnetc client on my machine (cel 366->550), but the temp on the
> machine rises to 42 C after about 20 minutes of running, also when i try
> to compile the kernel i get sig 11 errors. is this an indication that my
> celerons aren't stable at 550? i don't think it is a cooling issue since i
> have 2 large fans on the cpus and two fans blowing air directly over them.
> the bx chipset is also being cooled by a small fan.
>
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