Temp. on k7n2-L & amd 2500+

Question

hi all
let's make a survey here..
I just wonder about the temperature that k7n2-L and amd 2500+ users...
Please post your cpu and system temp... (please write idle and load temp.)
And please add the name of your cooler (if it is possible write rpm)
and add your bios version
and add the fsb and multiplier... for example (200*11)
By this way we have an idea about the temp. on this mobo and cpu.
thanks for your reply..

Answer 1

Well today, with the air temp down to around 20C round here, I've got it idling at:  
chipset: 36C cpu: 41C
After running Prime95 for 20 minutes
chipset: 40C cpu: 46C
Those readings are the average reading from Motherboard Monitor 5.  When testing I clear the MBM5 log at the same time I start prime95.
FWIW, here's a MBM5 log from yesterday running prime95 for about 5 hours.  The temp peaks all the way up at 57C but I think that's more a measurement fluctuation error than anything else.
Total number of readouts: 1068
CPU Speed: 2106 MHz
Running from: 10/27/2003 12:14:54 PM
until: 10/28/2003 5:38:05 PM
Sensor      Current    Low     High     Average  
Board        42° C      40° C  46° C   43° C
CPU            46° C      42° C   57° C   48° C
Power/Aux 38° C      35° C  45° C   39° C
Core 0      1.65 V     1.60 V  1.71 V  1.64 V
Core 1      1.65 V     1.62 V  1.70 V  1.65 V
+3.3             3.34 V     3.26 V  3.38 V  3.31 V
+5.00        5.00 V     4.97 V 5.03 V  4.99 V
+12.00     12.22 V   12.16 V12.28 V 12.22 V
-12.00    -11.94 V  -12.11 V -11.94 V-12.01 V,
-5.00      -4.99 V    -5.04 V  -4.94 V -4.99 V,
Case Fan 2766 RPM 2766 RPM 2860 RPM 2812 RPM,
HSF       5443 RPM 4115 RPM 8437 RPM 5503 RPM,
I'd think that High read of 8347 on the Heatsink Fan would be an aberration as well.  The fan just doesn't go that fast.
Yesterday the air temp was about 15C hotter than it is today.
I have a question though, using something like MBM5 that will give you a log of spike temperatures, is that really significant?  I could see it being significant if it was spiking up to an actual dangerous level, but in these kind of discussions, should we talk about average load temperatures or peak load temperatures?
Unless you're using a temperature log there's no way to know what your temps are peaking at I guess, maybe I'm in the minority in keeping track of this stuff.