> after having trouble with elitegroup ppga->slo1 adapters (they don't do
> dual at 100MHz FSB) the msi ms-6905 v1.1 let my system run at 2*450MHz.
> to check stability i ran "rc5des" (some cryptographic stuff that uses both
> cpu's to 100%) for 13 hours in my closed tower. after that i rebooted the
> system to check the system monitor in the BIOS. the temperatures were:
>
> CPU1 52 degrees celsius
> CPU2 49 degrees celsius
> so, now my questions...
>
> are these temperatures too high? has anybody else some numbers to compare
> to? maybe a dual PII 450 system?
Dual P2 333 @100% load runs at a temp of 45c, single P2 300 @100% load
runs at 52c
> do you know a system monitoring program for linux which displays the
> temperature (to save the rebooting)?
Scrub the reboot look at lm_sensors at www.lm-sensors.nu
> everything is still stable and perfectliy running under linux, but i'm not
> quite sure about the temperature...because i want to let the system run 24
> hours a day.
65c+ is when bad things happen
Tim Fletcher .~.
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