Unfortunately ATItool doesn't t support the 4650 GPU.

Anyone who knows about another utility that measures temperature of the GPU?

/K

SebRad wrote:Hi, you could try installing ATiTool and seeing if it can control the speed of the fan on your card. You may be able to run the fan slower at idle than it currently is. Temps up to 70°C idle and 90°C load are acceptable (IMO, other vary!)
Regards, Seb

I'll give it a try. Thanks!

If you feel comfortable with dealing with thermal paste and re-assembling heatsinks etc, you should try using a third party heatsink like the Accelero S1 rev2 or similar. Assuming you've got decent airflow in your case, you could run the card passively with such a large efficient heatsink. ;) Great...

I've bought a new graphics card for my pc, but it's somewhat more noisy than I suspected. The card is a ASUS EAH4650/DI/512MD (Radeon 4650 GPU). It has a small fan and I considered replacing that. Is that possible? Any thoughts on which fan to use instead? The card is sitting in a system with a Core...

Hmm - and suddenly it boots!
I am curious to see if I'll experience some glitches or various reboots.

Any comments on that?

/K

Unfortunately I doesn't have an extra PSU. That would have been my first move.

I have contacted Antec and waiting for a reply.

It's probably that stupid PSU :-/

/K

I've just purchased a Asus P5Q Pro, which I want to use in my old Antec P150 case, which has been running smoothly since february 2006. Now I've put everything together, and it doesn't start. The green standby-LED on the Motherboard is glowing when the power is plugged in. But when I press power on:...

I've just purchased a Asus P5Q Pro, which I want to use in my old Antec P150 case. And now I've put everything together, and it doesn't start. The PSU doesn't start. No drives or fans spinning. Nothing - silence! I remember that some Antec P150 cases with the 430 watt Neo HE PSU had problems. Could ...

Thanks for You replies

/K

Hey...

I consider upgrading my system to an Asus P5Q pro with a Core 2 Duo E7400.

Will my old Scythe Ninja-cooler be sufficient cooling?

(My old system using the Ninja is based on a powerhungry 3.0 GHz P4 with the Prescott-core...)

Thanks in advance.

/K

Hi, I have a Antec P150 with the PSU that gave some people a lot of trouble. Mine has worked without problems for almost 3 years. Now I consider buying a new mobo: Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3L. But... will my PSU work with that motherboard??? The Antec P150 and it's Neo powersupply was purchased 12. februa...

Thanks!
Classic error not to read other posts/articles before posting...

/Kasvad

Hello again This may be a silly question, but... I have a motherboard with the old Pentium 4 (Prescott - LGA 775), cooled with a Scythe Ninja. Can the same Ninja be used on a motherboad with the new Intel Core 2 CPU? It's the same package (LGA775) and is consumes less power, so why not?! Thanks in a...

Hmm - I don't want to spoil the case.
But a single 92 mm fan could run directly off the PSU. I hadn't thought of that.

Any recommendations on quiet 12 volt fans?

/Kasvad

Thanks!

How do I make it?
Do You have instructions somewhere?

/K

I have an Antec P150 with one 92 mm intake fan installed. The fan is controlled by the motherboard by the usual 3-pin connector. I want to install an additional intake fan, but there's only one connector on the motherboard (Intel D915GAG). So how do I control the extra fan? Can it be connedted in pa...

This question has probably been asked before, so please - forgive me.

I have an Antec P150 with a lot of empty space. I figured that some damping material could reduce sound and resonance from drives, fans etc.

Which material do I use?

Thanks in advance.

/Kasvad

I have bought an Antec P150 and installed motherboard, drives and graphics adapter. It's been used for the last 10 days without any problems. PSU S/N: 05110060411 Date of purchase: 12. february 2006 Motherboard: Intel D915GAG - micro-ATX board with Pentium 4, 3.0 GHz Prescott. Graphics adapter: Asus...

If you don't want to take too big a chance ($$), there's a SPCR-lab-used one for sale - $30. Thanks for the offer, but I live in Denmark. Shippingtime and -cost is a combination that's incompatible with my patience :? Anyway, yesterday I bought a Ninja in the local store, and it works perfectly. No...

My P150 has been running without problems some hours the last few days.

And I have installed a Scythe Ninja. It's the coolest configuration I've ever had. Completely silent. Ah - it is good!

I'll get back with some comments in the P150/Neo thread sometime next week.

/Kasvad

Will do - in a while.

/K

I have an micro-ATX Intel D915GAG motherboard with a 3.0 GHz Pentium (775 package), in a Antec P150 enclosure. I consider buying a Scythe Ninja but... 1; Is it too big for the motherboard? The CPU is located very close to another heatsink. 2; Can it run in passive mode on a 3.0 GHz CPU? You can see ...

Just received my P150 and the PSU seems to work allright

Thanks for Your replies.

/Kasvad

A while ago Intel replaced the old P4 Northwood core with the Prescott core.

As far as I can read, the Prescott is generally known for its power consumption and heat dissipation, rather than performance.

I am right?

Can somebody point me to an comparison between different systems?

/Kasvad

Thanks for Your replies.

I did get the feeling that it wasn't only Asus boards that the PSU had problems with.

Anyway, hopefully I'll receive the P150 soon. Maybe I was lucky that there was a backlog

/Kasvad

I've just ordered the Antec P150, and then I stumbled upon the posts here! Does the PSU-problems relate to specific motherboards? I have a Intel D915GAG motherboard (3 GHz Pentium 4). Do I need to worry? What's the general opinion: has the PSU-problems been fixed by now? BTW: I just registered here ...