AN35N Ultra

Hi Frank,

 > The CPU is overheating! If the BIOS says 51C after re-start it was
probably
 > up near 60C while running and that is socket temperature on the AN35N not
 > actual CPU temperature, which is at least 10C warmer. You need to check
your
 > heatsink installation and re-apply the thermal paste. If that doesn't help
 > maybe you need a better heatsink fan combo.
 >
 > What heatsink are you using and what type of thermal paste or pad? What
case
 > and fans do you have?
 >
 > Get Motherboard Monitor 5 (MBM5) to keep an eye on your temperatures.
 >
 > If your Barton is "locked" start at stock FSB (166) and work your way up
to
 > 200 slowly.

the joke is, when i run this CPU with correct parameters (FSB166, Multi and
Vcore Auto), the temp also goes up to 51 C in BIOS, but there is no
shutdown. The CPU ist not locked and the Cooler is an AeroCool Deep Impact.
I use NanoTherm as paste. Here are some links

Cooler <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.aerocool.com.tw/aerocool-files-v3/cooler/dp101.htm" target="_blank">http://www.aerocool.com.tw/aerocool-files-v3/cooler/dp101.htm</a>
Paste <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://svc.com/nanothermpcm.html" target="_blank">http://svc.com/nanothermpcm.html</a>

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"Thomas Hildebrandt" <thomas.hildebrandt.TakeThisOut@t-online.de> wrote in message
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 > Hi Frank,
 >
  > > The CPU is overheating! If the BIOS says 51C after re-start it was
 > probably
  > > up near 60C while running and that is socket temperature on the AN35N
not
  > > actual CPU temperature, which is at least 10C warmer. You need to check
 > your
  > > heatsink installation and re-apply the thermal paste. If that doesn't
help
  > > maybe you need a better heatsink fan combo.
  > >
  > > What heatsink are you using and what type of thermal paste or pad? What
 > case
  > > and fans do you have?
  > >
  > > Get Motherboard Monitor 5 (MBM5) to keep an eye on your temperatures.
  > >
  > > If your Barton is "locked" start at stock FSB (166) and work your way up
 > to
  > > 200 slowly.
 >
 > the joke is, when i run this CPU with correct parameters (FSB166, Multi
and
 > Vcore Auto), the temp also goes up to 51 C in BIOS, but there is no
 > shutdown. The CPU ist not locked and the Cooler is an AeroCool Deep
Impact.
 > I use NanoTherm as paste. Here are some links
 >
<font color=purple> > Cooler <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.aerocool.com.tw/aerocool-files-v3/cooler/dp101.htm</font" target="_blank">http://www.aerocool.com.tw/aerocool-files-v3/cooler/dp101.htm</font</a>>
<font color=purple> > Paste <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://svc.com/nanothermpcm.html</font" target="_blank">http://svc.com/nanothermpcm.html</font</a>>
 >
 > Greetz Thomas
 >

Very strange! I use a Vantec Aeroflow and Arctic Silver Ceramique on my
XP2500 / AN35N combination. Currently I'm running tests with the CPU
undervolted. Just finished a successful Prime95 run (207x10 vcore 1.55v} and
the MBM5 indcated temperature never goes over 44C. If I run at 220x10 vcore
1.75v the temperature would get up to 51C. The case I use is an Antec SX-835
(350watt Antec power supply) with 2 80mm exhaust fans and room temperature
varies between 24~26C.

I still think you've got a heat problem. Like I said try MBM5 for real time
temperature monitoring. 51C at stock settings is way too hot for "idle".

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Hi Frank,


 > Very strange! I use a Vantec Aeroflow and Arctic Silver Ceramique on my
 > XP2500 / AN35N combination. Currently I'm running tests with the CPU
 > undervolted. Just finished a successful Prime95 run (207x10 vcore 1.55v}
and
 > the MBM5 indcated temperature never goes over 44C. If I run at 220x10
vcore
 > 1.75v the temperature would get up to 51C. The case I use is an Antec
SX-835
 > (350watt Antec power supply) with 2 80mm exhaust fans and room temperature
 > varies between 24~26C.
 >
 > I still think you've got a heat problem. Like I said try MBM5 for real
time
 > temperature monitoring. 51C at stock settings is way too hot for "idle".

I think there is no heat problem. Same temperature with 2500+ parameters
(166MHz, the rest on optimal and auto) and no shutdown.
But i have seen, it is a new release of this board. There is a new feature
"CPU burning proof" which couldn't be disabled. I tried it with standard
parameters, only changing the multiplier from auto to 11,5. Yo man - 33
Seconds - shutdown - overheated. I tried a Thermalright SLK900A with a Titan
92mm Fan - 41 C - overheated - shutdown. rofl. I think Shuttle did a great
Job in turning a fine board to f...... shit.

Btw. Chieftec Midi Tower CS601
PS Enermax 365AX-VE (+3.3V: 32A, +5V: 32A, +12V: 26A)
4 x Enermax 80mm Fan (front: 2 / rear: 2)

I also tried it with my own CPU, a unlocked Barton 2500+ too, working fine
on my Leadtek as 3200+ with FSB 200 and 1.725 Vcore. The result on this
AN35N is the same. Shutdown.

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Hi Frank,

you are right, there was a heat problem. But it wasn't the heat sink. I have
changed the board and now i am grtting 39 C while running in BIOS and no
shutdown.

Happy Eastern
Thomas
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"Thomas Hildebrandt" <thomas.hildebrandt DeleteThis @t-online.de> wrote in message
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 > Hi Frank,
 >
 > you are right, there was a heat problem. But it wasn't the heat sink. I
have
 > changed the board and now i am grtting 39 C while running in BIOS and no
 > shutdown.
 >
 > Happy Eastern
 > Thomas
 >
Was the AN35N motherboard the cause of the overheating? That would be
strange, but I'm glad all is well now.

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