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I would think that your case would get HOTTER when you have better cooling
(heatsink & fan) on some hot components because these coolers take heat from
your hot components and dissipates the heat inside your case.  The coolers
don't change heat into cold, they just move the heat around. You then need
good case ventilation (which everybody recommends) to get this heat out of
the case.  So, the object here is not to just get a lower reading on a temp.
sensor.
I put a fan blowing on the back of my 300A o/c to 450 and the temp reading
of my BH6 (motherboard of course) immediately went from 32C to 27C.  The
temp inside the case did NOT go down.  Only the sensor and surrounding
components.  I am assuming from this immediate drop in temp. that the sensor
is located somewhere behind the CPU slot.

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Luigi

Sean Robertson wrote in message
<908105381.4336.0.nnrp-01.c1c30031@news.demon.co.uk>...
>Umm... Whats the thermometer measuring? Processor temp only? Well there you
>go then...
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>Sean
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>Apologies if this crosspost is irrelevant... I didn't start it :-)
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>tonijnsalade wrote in message <362194ad.2065865@news.a2000.nl>...
>>I just bought 2 stealth coolers for my voodoo2 SLI setup &
>>a lasagna coolers for my mill. G200. They're working on a
>>BH6 with a cel. 300 @ 450 mhz., 2.0 v (which is cooled with the
>>standard celeron cooler)
>>Before using those coolers I had a mobo temp. of about 39 C,
>>now, after 1 hour on Unreal, I get about 37 C ....
>>(btw, I leave my case open, otherwise it will heat up very quickly)
>>....
>>
>>Only 2 degrees with those 3 coolers ?????
>>
>>what's going on ??
>>
>>regards,
>>robin
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