New build Reset problems - Page 2

Cruelty · 2006-04-24, 17:43

Looks like an overheating problem to me. As far as heatsink is concerned I recommend Thermalright XP-120 (I have it myself) + some quiet 120mm PAPST fan (I have a 4412 F/2 GL).
Optionally you may consider SI-120 or some XP-90 (92mm fan)

netrattler · 2006-04-25, 00:21

Yeah looks like it is a heating problem, running prime95 on each core sperately and no resets.

Thanks for everyones help,

Joe

netrattler · 2006-04-29, 11:14

Well the new heatsink and fan came finally and now my computer is functioning properly. I went with the Thermalright Ultra 90 K8 heatsink and one 92mm Vantec Tornado fan. The Vantec Tornado sure is loud, I will have to get a rheostat to control the fan speed to get rid of some of that noise.

RMAC9.5 · 2006-04-29, 17:37

The Heatsink Factory at www.heatsinkfactory.com offers a Zalman speed controller for your heat sink. I bought 2 XP-90C heat sinks with low speed fans from them for my Tyan dual processor motherboard. This PC is so quiet that I have to make a "special" effort to verify that it is still running.

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2006-04-24, 17:43	#12
Cruelty May 2005 2³×7×29 Posts	Looks like an overheating problem to me. As far as heatsink is concerned I recommend Thermalright XP-120 (I have it myself) + some quiet 120mm PAPST fan (I have a 4412 F/2 GL). Optionally you may consider SI-120 or some XP-90 (92mm fan)

2006-04-25, 00:21	#13
netrattler Apr 2006 2³ Posts	Yeah looks like it is a heating problem, running prime95 on each core sperately and no resets. Thanks for everyones help, Joe

2006-04-29, 11:14	#14
netrattler Apr 2006 1000₂ Posts	Well the new heatsink and fan came finally and now my computer is functioning properly. I went with the Thermalright Ultra 90 K8 heatsink and one 92mm Vantec Tornado fan. The Vantec Tornado sure is loud, I will have to get a rheostat to control the fan speed to get rid of some of that noise.

2006-04-29, 17:37	#15
RMAC9.5 Jun 2003 3²×17 Posts	The Heatsink Factory at www.heatsinkfactory.com offers a Zalman speed controller for your heat sink. I bought 2 XP-90C heat sinks with low speed fans from them for my Tyan dual processor motherboard. This PC is so quiet that I have to make a "special" effort to verify that it is still running.