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Processor: P4 2.8c ghz

Motherboard: Asus P4C800 Deluxe

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): ZALMAN CNPS7000A (2400rpm)

Case: Some case from Coolcases.com

# of Case Fans: 2 - Vantec Stealth 120mm

Avg Room Temp: 75-80F (Gets hot!)

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 27-33c to 38-41c

I have a very quick question for all of you. Do you think this database should be turned into a script? will it be used enough?

I dont want sgr55 and I to spend time on something that no one really wants to use. :|

Please PM Me

  Space Guy said:
I have a very quick question for all of you. Do you think this database should be turned into a script? will it be used enough?

I dont want sgr55 and I to spend time on something that no one really wants to use. :|

Please PM Me

How do you turn a database into a script?

Processor: AMD Mobile XP2400 @ 2.5ghz

Motherboard: Abit NF7 v2

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): DD Maze 4 , Via Aqua 1300 pump, Heater Core

Case: Modded Powmax Case

# of Case Fans: 3 (2x92mm and 1x120mm

Avg Room Temp: 18-22c

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 19c - 21c / 24c- 26c

Processor (Standard or Mobile):AMD Desktop 2400+ @ 2.550

Motherboard:abit nf7

Watercooled: eheim 1048,icool rev 3 (cpu) , black ice extreme (and two koolance blocks on the way for gpu and nb)

Case: antec slk3700

# of Case Fans: 5 120mm fans ~ 108-120 cfm each (3 on case two on radiator)

Avg Room Temp: ~26 degrees (most days .. tis a small room)

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 31 idle - 38 stress

Here are my facts! LOL

Processor: Motorola PowerPC 7450 1.5GHz

Motherboard: Apple

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Unknown

Case: 15" Apple PowerBook G4 Aluminium

# of Case Fans: Unknown

Avg Room Temp: 22-24C

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 46-55C

Processor :Intel Pentium 4 3.2C@4.01Ghz 1.75v (Northwood) S478

Motherboard: Abit IC7-MAX3 BIOS Rev 16

Phase-Change/Watercooled: Asetek Vapochill XE Koolance EXOS AL 2x GPU-180's one on NB one on GPU

Case: Asetek Vapochill XE (Custom Rebuild)

# of Case Fans: 5, Intake over HDD, Video Card. 1 Outlet in Rear (Plus PSU) One on the condenser and one exhaust for it.

Avg Room Temp: 70?F

CPU Temp Idle 1?C - Stress 17?C

Processor: Athlon XP 2200+

Motherboard: MSI KT3Ultra2-R

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Stock AMD Heatsink

Case: Modded cheapo

# of Case Fans: -6 80mm 28 cfm quad led

-1 120mm 69 cfm quad led

Avg Room Temp: 20-21C

CPU Temp (Idle): ???

(Stress):40-42C

CPU: Athlon XP 2500+

Motherboard: Abit NF7-S 2.0

Heatsink: Vantec Aeroflow

Case: Chieftec Dragon black w/side window

Case fans: Five Cooler Master 80mm, one 120mm blowhole

Room temperature: 22-26C

CPU idle: 42-45C

CPU stress: 46-49C

Processor: Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHZ (800FSB) @ 3.2

Motherboard: ASUS P4C800-E-Deluxe

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Stock

Case: Emernic or something

# of Case Fans: 4

Avg Room Temp: 22-25c

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 30-32c(idle) - 39-42c(stress)

Processor: Athlon XP 3000+

Motherboard: MSI KT3Ultra2-R

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Thermaltake Silent Boost

Case: Modded cheapo

# of Case Fans: -6 80mm 28 cfm quad led

-1 120mm 69 cfm quad led

Avg Room Temp: 20-21C

CPU Temp (Idle): ???

(Stress):40-42C

Old system:

Processor (Standard or Mobile): Pentium 4 northwood 2.26 (533mhz fsb)

Motherboard: MSI 845E-Max 2 BLR

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Bigolfuggen Copperflower Heatsink

Case: Ghetto Beige box

# of Case Fans: 2: 1 intake 1 exhaust

Avg Room Temp: 75

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 49 idle 65 stress

Current setup:

Processor (Standard or Mobile): Motorolla G4 1.33ghz

Motherboard: Apple 12inch powerbook mobo

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): My hot aluminum case

Case: That hot aluminum case I was just talking about

# of Case Fans: 1

Avg Room Temp: 75

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): ThermographX says 45 lowest 64 highest, Currently 52 ~30% load

Processor: AMD Athlon XP 2400+ (Standard) @ 2205Mhz / 200FSB

Motherboard: Asus A7N8X

Heatsink: ALX800 - Silent fan which came with one of my cases :rolleyes:

Case: Xaser III

Case Fans: 7 (all silent low CFM's)

Avg Room Temp: 28c to 32c (summer)

CPU Temp : 38c LOAD - 34c IDLE

somehow scores about 5% better than a 3200+ in cpu benchmarks :blink:

  • 2 weeks later...

CPU: Athlon Xp Mobile 2500 @ 2.2ghz 200x11

Motherboard: Asus A7N8X-X

Heatsink/Fan: THERMALTAKE A1889-01 SILENT BOOST / With a Cooler Master Neon Fan @ 2.500 RPM / With Artic Silver 5

Case Fans: 4 Total / 2 on powersupply one fan bling in one fan blowing out

Room Temp: 27C

Cpu Temp: 39-44C

:woot: :woot:

Processor: (Desktop) Intel Pentium 4 2.6C @ 3Ghz

Motherboard: ASUS P4P800 Deluxe

Heatsink (rpm) -or- Watercooled (setup details): Thermaltake Spark 7 w/ Artic Silver 5 (rpm's based on heat)

Case: Thermaltake Xaser III

# of Case Fans: 4 (2 being used only)

Avg Room Temp: 19 - 24C

CPU Temp (Idle - Stress): 36C - 47C

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