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schoolie · 03-29-2002, 11:11 PM

I don't have a working Compunurse probe. I did try the TC4 and ran prime95 for about 20 minutes. My water temp read 16.4C in my res and the KR7A CPU probe read 32C. The only other block I could try was my Innovatek block. My readings for that block were water res temp 15.7C and probe temp 30C. I'll try to do a halfway decent test next weekend, including the Gemini block. My CPU was producing about 90W of heat. Sorry, I don't have more time to test all of the blocks.

Anybody reading this, don't compare these results to other waterblock tests. This was just one run for a short period of time, and the CPU temps, I'm sure, are a few degrees off.

--Rob

03-29-2002, 11:11 PM	#38
schoolie Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 120	I don't have a working Compunurse probe. I did try the TC4 and ran prime95 for about 20 minutes. My water temp read 16.4C in my res and the KR7A CPU probe read 32C. The only other block I could try was my Innovatek block. My readings for that block were water res temp 15.7C and probe temp 30C. I'll try to do a halfway decent test next weekend, including the Gemini block. My CPU was producing about 90W of heat. Sorry, I don't have more time to test all of the blocks. Anybody reading this, don't compare these results to other waterblock tests. This was just one run for a short period of time, and the CPU temps, I'm sure, are a few degrees off. --Rob Last edited by schoolie; 03-29-2002 at 11:13 PM.