inspector-71
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When I switch my pc off a night I also switch it off at the wall (when the mach fans have cooled down)
I mention this as I don't know if it is related.
When I switch on at the wall and wait for the restart delay to complete the evap head is reported at anywhere between 5 and -15 degrees.
Very Occasionally this means that the pc starts very quiclky (at -20) and I get a too hot error.
The evap temp when up and running looks normal - I can't comment on the cpu temp as I think my p5n-e has some issues here. It never records belwo zero even with my e6400 at stock. When overclocked to 3.8 with 1.6v speedfan can show up to 29 degrees. Seem reasonable?
The previous chip was a 3500 at 2.7 and 1.65v. this got to +3 under load, -20 at idle.
There are no signs of any leaks and the pc is stable.
I mention this as I don't know if it is related.
When I switch on at the wall and wait for the restart delay to complete the evap head is reported at anywhere between 5 and -15 degrees.
Very Occasionally this means that the pc starts very quiclky (at -20) and I get a too hot error.
The evap temp when up and running looks normal - I can't comment on the cpu temp as I think my p5n-e has some issues here. It never records belwo zero even with my e6400 at stock. When overclocked to 3.8 with 1.6v speedfan can show up to 29 degrees. Seem reasonable?
The previous chip was a 3500 at 2.7 and 1.65v. this got to +3 under load, -20 at idle.
There are no signs of any leaks and the pc is stable.