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strange this topic goes up again the day i bought a new cooler...
with intel original ventirad on my p4 ht : 25min of rendering... bought a Zalman 120mm... oh god 9 minutes ! And so quiet omg omg i'm so happy, i can work in peace now thanks for the help by here, very useful thread
strange this topic goes up again the day i bought a new cooler...
with intel original ventirad on my p4 ht : 25min of rendering... bought a Zalman 120mm... oh god 9 minutes ! And so quiet omg omg i'm so happy, i can work in peace now thanks for the help by here, very useful thread
Sounds like your machine had been throttleing back because of overheating. Unless you're talking the Zalman video cooler, which even if the vid card runs faster and more stable, should not be impacting processor rendertime at all
i dont understand that. I was under the assumption that the more 'cool' a system was the faster it was.
but talking to an ingeneer about it he said that the clock rate on a system is always steady, cant go faster or slower than the actual Hz value ( not talking about overclocking ).
Higher Hz mean more heat and if the cooling system isnt able to cool enough you will wear out the processor in no time. It wont be slower, the lifetime will just be shorter.
Maybe he just didnt know what he was talking about ?
Intel is using the Thermal Throttling System on their P4 chips, this prevents from any damage while the cpu is overheating. The cpu reduces the clock cycles until the temp drops under the critical point. Thats pretty nice - the problem is you just dont know when it happens
p4 3.2ht with 1g ram= 17.30mins
centrino 1.6 with 512 ram= 14.30 mins!!!
ok that dont seem to be right, any ideas anyone
jow
update:- p4 3.2= 10.44mins
thats better! seems the speedstep software was stuck on low power mode so cpu was throttled down to 1.8mhz!!!
updated bios and problem solved.
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