> Hi,
>
> I've just starting crunching for Einstein@home today and noticed that it is
> very hard on the cpu - temperature rises approximately 2-3 degrees C higher
> than when crunching on any other Boinc project, even CPDN which is quite cpu
> intensive. Has anyone else noticed this? I didn't see anything on these
> message boards about it.
> Unfortunately, now the cpu temp is close to the critical level where the pc
> gets unstable - I guess more cooling is required once again :-(
>
Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can add 5 degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly cool temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
Running and AMD 1700+ and crunching for Einstein and CPDN I run between 45-47°C with no special cooling. I find this confusing in light of the above posts. Seems to me that the faster machines must be runnining intrinsically hotter which may account for the difference. AMD Rules![/i][/b]
> Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can add 5
> degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly cool
> temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
I have, but the temperature does not get as high when running Prime95 as when running E@H. I have no idea why...
> > Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can
> add 5
> > degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly
> cool
> > temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
>
> I have, but the temperature does not get as high when running Prime95 as when
> running E@H. I have no idea why...
>
Interesting.
This would be a go research project for someone with a farm.
Must be dependent on multiple things, like cpu type, heatsinks, fans, case design, heat generated by video cards, ambient room temperature, etc.
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've just starting crunching for Einstein@home today and noticed that it
> is
> > very hard on the cpu - temperature rises approximately 2-3 degrees C
> higher
> > than when crunching on any other Boinc project, even CPDN which is quite
> cpu
> > intensive. Has anyone else noticed this? I didn't see anything on these
> > message boards about it.
> > Unfortunately, now the cpu temp is close to the critical level where the
> pc
> > gets unstable - I guess more cooling is required once again :-(
> >
>
> here the Same
>
> my P4 3.2 is normally running under Full load about 65 Degrees, with a silent
> EKL Cooler, under SAH and under Prime also, but with Einstein@home
>
>
>
> Interesting topic. Quick - question, what program do you use to monitor the
> CPU temp? Is this something in Windows or an add-on?
>
> Please keep any replys pretty basic. ;)
>
> Thanks
I'm using an Asus MB and uses the provided program by Asus called Asusprobe.
> Hi, > > I've just
)
> Hi,
>
> I've just starting crunching for Einstein@home today and noticed that it is
> very hard on the cpu - temperature rises approximately 2-3 degrees C higher
> than when crunching on any other Boinc project, even CPDN which is quite cpu
> intensive. Has anyone else noticed this? I didn't see anything on these
> message boards about it.
> Unfortunately, now the cpu temp is close to the critical level where the pc
> gets unstable - I guess more cooling is required once again :-(
>
Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can add 5 degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly cool temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
Running and AMD 1700+ and
)
Running and AMD 1700+ and crunching for Einstein and CPDN I run between 45-47°C with no special cooling. I find this confusing in light of the above posts. Seems to me that the faster machines must be runnining intrinsically hotter which may account for the difference. AMD Rules![/i][/b]
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> Apparently you havent' run
)
> Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can add 5
> degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly cool
> temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
I have, but the temperature does not get as high when running Prime95 as when running E@H. I have no idea why...
> > Apparently you havent'
)
> > Apparently you havent' run Prime95 or ANY prime number search. You can
> add 5
> > degrees to the Einstein temperature. Einstein actually runs at a fairly
> cool
> > temp.....about 52 degrees for me wjether on a 2.8 P4 or a AMD 1700.
>
> I have, but the temperature does not get as high when running Prime95 as when
> running E@H. I have no idea why...
>
Interesting.
This would be a go research project for someone with a farm.
Must be dependent on multiple things, like cpu type, heatsinks, fans, case design, heat generated by video cards, ambient room temperature, etc.
> > Hi, > > > > I've just
)
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've just starting crunching for Einstein@home today and noticed that it
> is
> > very hard on the cpu - temperature rises approximately 2-3 degrees C
> higher
> > than when crunching on any other Boinc project, even CPDN which is quite
> cpu
> > intensive. Has anyone else noticed this? I didn't see anything on these
> > message boards about it.
> > Unfortunately, now the cpu temp is close to the critical level where the
> pc
> > gets unstable - I guess more cooling is required once again :-(
> >
>
> here the Same
>
> my P4 3.2 is normally running under Full load about 65 Degrees, with a silent
> EKL Cooler, under SAH and under Prime also, but with Einstein@home
>
>
>
My AMD is running with 62°C, but overclocked.
Greetings from Germany
Basti
Join Ad Astra
Just finished running my 2
)
Just finished running my 2 first WU's for E@H.
P4 2.4GHz running at 2.88GHz, Zalman cooler, 1 fan in front of HD and 1 fan as outlet.
Temperature measured with Asusprobe was between 39 and 40C, with S@H it runs actualy at 37-38C. Room temperature around the 20C.
Greetings from Belgium
Thierry
Stock system AMD64 with 2
)
Stock system AMD64 with 2 case fans, 49 to 52C
Barton 2600+ (333
)
Barton 2600+ (333 bus)
Running it 11 x 200.
SK7 heatsink--80 mm fan @2500 rpm.
39 c idle
44 c idle plus Einstein@home.
Regards.
Richard :-)
All your BOINC are belong to us
Interesting topic. Quick -
)
Interesting topic. Quick - question, what program do you use to monitor the CPU temp? Is this something in Windows or an add-on?
Please keep any replys pretty basic. ;)
Thanks
> Interesting topic. Quick -
)
> Interesting topic. Quick - question, what program do you use to monitor the
> CPU temp? Is this something in Windows or an add-on?
>
> Please keep any replys pretty basic. ;)
>
> Thanks
I'm using an Asus MB and uses the provided program by Asus called Asusprobe.
Greetings from Belgium
Thierry