help if you can

[b1gapl]

6 hours I'd say, is the bare minimum. 8 hours would be preferred. The longer, the better.

 

[taintedplay]

i get about 47-49 idle using coretemp

 

[taintedplay]

ive been running one for 2 hours, sincei have a quad, do i need to run two at the same time?

 

[san21893]

where did you get the money at 14?

I had saved up maybe 500 from working for my dad this summer and my mom said shed give me 2000 if i lost some weight, but this was strictly for a computer as she knew we needed one anyway. Anyway I lost 12 pounds then gained 10 when I was supposed to lose twenty, w/e. I know I got generous parents. (and yes sitting by the comp can make u fat) Basically they paid for it.

ive been running one for 2 hours, sincei have a quad, do i need to run two at the same time?

Yes, orthos can only stress 2 cores at a time, run it twice, go to task manager and set the affinity of one of them to cores 0,1 and the other one to 2,3.

 

[taintedplay]

2000? thats crazy! lucky

 

[Sora]

That is insane....i wish i had a dad like that

 

[Nagasama]

....14, 15, 17...you got nagasama felling like i look in this picture:

LOL just kiddin thats not me.
but it is good to see younger people working and being industrious...not enough of that around with you yuoung whipper-snappers.
you guys are alright after all.

 

[taintedplay]

ive been running two orthos's, but i dont see a stress and idle temps. all i see is
80000 lucas-lehmer iterations of m170231 at 8k fft and it keeps getting bigger. where are the temp readings?

 

[b1gapl]

Orthos, does not monitor temperatures. You need a software monitor, such as Everest or Core Temp.

 

[veedubfreak]

Also, which stepping of quad do you have. This will make a huge difference on the amount of overclockign you can do on stock cooling. With a g0 quad you can push up around 3.1 on stock voltage, but you'll be hovering really close to the max temperature.