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Article #202Re: dx2-66 heat dissip., linux, and overclocking
From: ec5868
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 1994 21:27
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 1994 21:27
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> > I was really surprised at how cool the thing is running, though. > > Everything I had read and been told indicated that the chip would be too > > hot to touch. I can touch the chip and it's barely warm...doesn't even > > come close to burning my skin. > Are you really getting 66MHz out of the chip? Does the BogoMIPS clock > at around 33? A friend recently installed a 66MHz overdrive and his > gets very hot. Do you really have nerve endings in your fingers? ;-) My guess is you are touching the fins of the heat sink, and not the actual chip. EnnBee
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