> 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 bu
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 n
> > > 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 c
> > 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 al
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 th
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 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 Panasoni
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 Exh
> > 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
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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
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 the
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 s
> 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?
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?
Sent from an iPhone, but is it mine?
On Apr 10, 2012, at 5:45 PM, Baudais Michael 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 amount.
> 4)
> 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
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 t
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 dust. Yes, this may have been a
bad idea...
2) Since then
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