Just in case anyone was wondering, I contacted thermalright to get a release date and they said it should available by the end of the month.

Would modifying the psu to allow the 92mm fan to be replaced with a papst 120mm at 5v for example be a good idea with a cpu as hot as mine? I can see it possibly cooling my cpu better but will it make the psu too hot?

Skylined wrote:Why don't you mod your PSU and put a 120mm fan at the bottom and take away the rear fan?

Won't that just suck up the hot air from the case?

I'm looking for a very quiet fan to be used in a noisetaker power supply. Every single panaflo I've purchased all have had clicking problems. I was wondering if there was an alternative or is the china made panaflo's still on the top?

Ralf Hutter wrote:Are those P4C800 CPU temps un-corrected? Are you aware that the P4C800's under-report the CPU temps by around 8°C?

Wow didn't know that, now I'm really worried.

Edward Ng wrote:If you're willing to wait (no idea how long, unfortunately), Thermalright's upcoming XP-120 looks extremely promising!
-Ed

Yeah I had my eye on that heatsink, I think I might just wait it out.

When I first put together my system the cpu temps maxed out at 55 degrees celcius. Now that the days are getting hotter I've noticed that my cpu is getting very hot. With an ambient room temperature of 80 degrees fahrenheit I ran prime95 for 45 minutes and the temperature maxed out at 66 degrees cel...

Dang, beat me to it.

Seagate 120GB Barracuda ATA 7200.7: 34 degrees celcius
Seagate 60GB Barracuda ATA V: 34 degrees celcius
Case: 30 degrees celcius

According to the Seagate website, the environmental stats say the 160 GB SATA and ATA operates at a range of up to 60 degrees celcius. Your ATA drive temp looks normal, but the SATA seems kind of high to me. You might want to slap in a fan near the hard drives to cool them down a bit.

I had the same problem with my 120 GB Seagate 7200 drive. From what I understand by reading through the forums it happens when the drive goes idle, it does a maintenance routine. Other seagate drives (IV and V) don't do this because the acoustic management software is active. I guess the new drives ...