On Apr 11, 2012, at 8:01 AM, Baudais Michael wrote:
Hmmm, maybe I just noticed it after that cleaning because I was
checking to see if the temperature dropped...
Other notes:
- both pumps are running at 2436 rpm right now
- Temps are 45.6, 45.3, 33.6, 32.6 C
- Fans are at 2162, 2162 (CPU
On Apr 11, 2012, at 1:55 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
CPU A is indeed normally hotter than CPU B. The typical differential
is
around 10 degrees Centigrade, at least on the units I've seen, but not
significantly higher than that.
My Dual 2.7 with either the Delphi or Panasonic LCS at idle
I ran the thermal calibration - it failed saying the CPUs (both of
them) have exceeded the maximum temperature.
The machine is totally clean - no liquid, no stains, no residue
anywhere. The seals seem solid. I don't believe that it's been
leaking as in dripping out. Could it evaporate
On Apr 16, 2012, at 7:09 AM, Michael Baudais wrote:
I ran the thermal calibration - it failed saying the CPUs (both of
them) have exceeded the maximum temperature.
I question the reliability of the ASD's reports, with the Duals the
ASD 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 will give different out comes on
I ran the thermal calibration - it failed saying the CPUs (both of
them) have exceeded the maximum temperature.
I question the reliability of the ASD's reports, with the Duals the
ASD 2.5.7 and 2.5.8 will give different out comes on the tests a lot
of times the 2.5.8 will almost
My Dual 2.7 with either the Delphi or Panasonic LCS at idle is about
155 F equally between A and B. However they will vary 30 F between
CPU's and top temps at 185 to 200 when loaded.
That seems really high, but I've never used a dual 2.7, so maybe their
higher clock speed ==
On Apr 16, 2012, at 12:47 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
As I stated the ambient is also very important here, plus never
crowd the
back of one of the Stanley Steamers (water pumpers) too lose to
a wall
they need breathing room.
Good point. Mine used to be crammed into a corner, but in my
My temps run about 65 to 75 most of the time.
We had a heat wave two years back and the temps in the condo got to
115 F. That made it leak.
Ugh. Glad to have central A/C here in the foothills.
Well my Dual 2.7 power draw may be due to the 5 2TB internal HDD's ,
they keep the fans busy,
Hi all!
Wouldn't it make sense for CPU A to be hotter than CPU B? I don't know
much about hardware, but if Mac OS X (or any PowerPC OS acutally) uses
threading, isn't it possible that frequently used threads are
allocated to CPU A?
Or, maybe more sensible, CPU A just happens to get most threads?
Wouldn't it make sense for CPU A to be hotter than CPU B? I don't know
much about hardware, but if Mac OS X (or any PowerPC OS acutally) uses
threading, isn't it possible that frequently used threads are
allocated to CPU A?
Or, maybe more sensible, CPU A just happens to get most threads?
CPU
On Apr 11, 2012, at 6:25 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Wouldn't it make sense for CPU A to be hotter than CPU B? I don't
know
much about hardware, but if Mac OS X (or any PowerPC OS acutally)
uses
threading, isn't it possible that frequently used threads are
allocated to CPU A?
Or, maybe more
Hmmm, maybe I just noticed it after that cleaning because I was
checking to see if the temperature dropped...
Other notes:
- both pumps are running at 2436 rpm right now
- Temps are 45.6, 45.3, 33.6, 32.6 C
- Fans are at 2162, 2162 (CPU Exhaust)
- I have not run thermal calibration - I have
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Hmmm, maybe I just noticed it after that cleaning because I was
checking to see if the temperature dropped...
Other notes:
- both pumps are running at 2436 rpm right now
- Temps are 45.6, 45.3, 33.6, 32.6 C
This is already too wide
CPU A is indeed normally hotter than CPU B. The typical differential
is
around 10 degrees Centigrade, at least on the units I've seen, but not
significantly higher than that.
My Dual 2.7 with either the Delphi or Panasonic LCS at idle is about
155 F equally between A and B. However
On Apr 10, 2012, at 5:45 PM, Baudais Michael wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for some ideas on how to address a problem with my Quad G5 (late
2005). Here's the sequence of events:
1) I took my QuadG5 out to the garage one nice warm Saturday and used
compressed air to blow out all the
1) I took my QuadG5 out to the garage one nice warm Saturday and used
compressed air to blow out all the dust. Yes, this may have been a
bad idea...
2) Since then, CPU A has consistently run 10-20 degrees Celsius
hotter than CPU B. Over time, both CPU temps started to climb.
3) I
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On Apr 10, 2012, at 5:45 PM, Baudais Michael m...@baudais.ca wrote:
.
3) I removed the CPUs and cooling systems, and replaced the thermal paste on
the CPUs. That helped dramatically - both CPUs dropped 20C. But, A is still
hotter than B by the same
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