Urgent questions about PD 915 high temperature plus high scores!!

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On the TT fan! Plug copper! About 80 pieces!

Then buy two Cooler case fans (generally 5 10 pieces apiece, Cooler 15 is less noisy and better to use) and install them in the position of the vents behind the case! It should be just the position of the two fans! Pumping use!

The temperature can be lowered quite a bit!

Or if you are willing to use more electricity money, you will exchange it for pure copper TT! It looks like 200 pieces! It can also be lowered by 3 degrees to 5 degrees!

It's too expensive to cool it up! Another option is reverse overclocking! Hehe! It's about lowering the frequency! But it's not cost-effective!

The PD series is indeed hot, but it should not exceed 70 degrees.

Look at the case cable mess, consider giving the case a fan, and replace the CPU heatsink if possible.

It is recommended that you buy a TT copper-bottom fan, TT is more famous for making CPU radiators. Installing 2 fans inside the phase, one suction and one exhaust, should improve the heat dissipation problem.

PD is originally a volcano I have to change to a CPU cooling kit that is more bullish X and then do a good job of ventilation as a whole My chassis was bought back The side panels have not been covered.

My computer has just been repaired, it is also PD915 dual-core, the motherboard uses GIGABYTE 945PL-S3, the temperature is similar to your description, my processing is, there are three aspects, 1, first remove the dust inside the machine, and break the CPU as well, (the idea is to look at the manual fan dismantling method), to a thorough cleaning. 2. Reapply silicone (remember). 3,According to the power supply voltage of this CPU, it seems to be,Ignore him,Change the CPU voltage to such a temperature in the motherboard settings that the temperature can be controlled at about 50 degrees,I don't know how high the temperature will be in the summer。

That's all this transitional product does. I can't help it, I'm also suffering from it, and the other day I always had a blue screen or shut down. With this method, everything is working fine now.

**The way to do this is to change the CPU. If I can get a CPU, I'm going to smash it and throw it in the trash.

If you have a CPU fan cooling problem, change to a CPU fan.

Changing the silicone doesn't do much.

965The chip generally supports the core U,It's good to change it to E2200,The performance is much better than PD915,The power is much smaller,No, the situation you said may be a little bit of a question about the motherboard,Before the power was too high, some capacitor resistors were damaged and failed,No problem in general application,Once the CPU is fully loaded, the voltage requirements are too high.

Warcraft is a small problem in the game, and if you want to change AMD, you must change the motherboard.

Change the CPU,PD915The heat is too big to accompany the spine,Use the current mainstream indiscriminate E5200,965+PD915 is really fresh pants and key flowers are inserted in cow dung。

I feel that the thermal grease between the radiator and the CPU is time to be replaced.

The Pentium D does generate a lot of heat.

If you really want to change Xun Li Yin, it is recommended that you change to a Pentium E (that is, Pentium dual-core).

E2160 E2180 or E2200 or the like, ** not expensive, but definitely better than PD.

Your motherboard interface is LGA775, but AMD's mainstream interface is 940, so there is no way to use it universally.

If you change to AMD, the interface is different, and you need to turn off the motherboard.

PD915 is normal to stare at the heat, it was garbage at that time, you can match this board with a 2160 or 2180 finch jujube and, the cost performance is good, the performance can also be, the heat is very small, the 965 board can not be on the 45nm U, E5200 is not good. If you want to change the amd, you don't need to change the board together, unless you have a lot of meters.

If you have a lot of money, you can change the TT cooling tower, which is pure copper without a fan.

The funds are relatively small, so buy the one of the Cool Honor.

PD generally generates a lot of heat, so change to a better fan, and the speed is about 3500.

There is no problem with daily use, rest assured, the CPU is not a bottleneck that limits the performance right now.

In fact, for many super games, the CPU requirement is 3G, and the general mainstream CPU can meet the requirements, but the memory is the memory, and the graphics card rarely meets the requirements.

The motherboard temperature control system intelligently controls the fan speedIt is also possible to plug in the wrong wire, or it is a problem with the power supply, add a voltage regulator.

The motherboard temperature control system intelligently controls the fan speed

First of all

One is Intel and the other is AMD

You can't mix this up, if you want to change it, you have to change the motherboard.

One of the two is a 90nm PD, and the other is a 65nm 5000 that is not a grade thing

It's safe to say that PD is garbage.

Less than half the performance of 5000+

PD is already an obsolete product

Three can really say that one is a true dual-core 5000+, and the other is a false dual-core four PD with high heat, low performance + low energy consumption, low heat, and high performance.

Pentium D is not even as good as Intel's own buckle meat dual-core, not to mention compared with X2 5000+?

Addendum: PD915 is Intel's first-generation dual-core product, which is very poor in terms of production process, mainly reflected in the fact that the execution efficiency is much lower than that of the new core, and the CPU power and temperature are very high.

5000 is better than PD. The 5000 is a true dual-core, and the PD is not dual-core. The performance of the 5000 is much higher than that of the PD.

Khan, if you want to change it, don't you want to change the motherboard?

The performance of the AMD 5000+ is Pentium

More than twice as many as the D915!

pentium

D915 is Intel's first-generation dual-core processor, and the reason for the high power consumption and high heat generation is the Pentium E dual-core.

Completely replaced.

The AMD5000+ is available in two versions, a regular version and a black box version! The latter has better performance, and it doesn't lock the multiplier, so you can do whatever you want when overclocking.