Off topic. RE: Core temp. Dear Felix...

[Steve Flynn]

On 3 January 2013 01:50, compdoc <compdoc at hotrodpc.com> wrote:

>>> That's not fast enough. You'll want 3000 to 4000 rpm.
>
>>Standing alone, your statement is utter nonsense. Need for
>>speed depends on ambient case temperature, target CPU
>>temperature, heat sink efficiency, fan shroud efficiency, fan
>>efficiency, and most importantly, fan size. Most little fans
>>must spin much faster to move the same amount of air as a
>>larger fan. Bigger fans generally mean longer life and
>>quieter operation.
>
>
> Nice. You offer insults and really nothing else. No help or solutions to the
> OP, and no disproof of anything I've said. It appears as if you have no idea
> what we are talking about, and in the end, spam the conversation with a lot
> of words that add up to the actual nonsense you mention.

Why are you defending yourself so vigorously when everything Felix
mentioned was absolutely correct?

> 2) That crap about smaller vs. larger fans has no place in the conversation
> - a person should use the same sized replacement fan or it will not be as
> efficient. It won't even mount properly.

I don't believe the OP ever mentioned that he'd ever changed any fans,
so Felix's statements are perfectly valid. Your statement of "That's
not fast enough. You want 3000 to 4000 rpm", given that you know
nothing whatsoever of the OP's configuration seems... how shall we put
it... enthusiastic.Calling correct information "crap" however, is
terribly poor form. You should be somewhat ashamed of yourself.

> So please, explain how increased airflow is not the correct solution if a
> person desires a cooler temperature?

It is, as you are undoubtedly aware, the correct solution; flowing
more air usually results in lower temperatures. However, you informed
the OP that his fan was spinning too slowly, based on nothing more
than an rpm reading, which is naive in the extreme.

> Or maybe add something meaningful to the conversation? Otherwise I suggest
> you keep the 'utter nonsense' statements to yourself and stfu.

Oh dear. Take it like a man and stop with the posturing.

No need to reply by the way.

-- 
Steve

When one person suffers from a delusion it is insanity. When many
people suffer from a delusion it is called religion.