Xp 1700+

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 7, 2012, 10:37 PM

Can I run an XP 1700+ with a Passive Cooler?

My stock cooler fan died and I dont have a replacement. I pulled the fan off and found a fan from a Dell that matches in size but has different plugs and the screws dont fit. ( the heatsink)
I have a 939/AM2 cooler but doubt that will work on a Socket A board.

tigger · Jan 7, 2012, 10:42 PM

The wire color on dell fans is nearly identical to a normal fan.

It should be-
Black- negative
Red- positive
Yellow- sensor

Ignore a blue wire if it has one. I just cut the plug so it only has 3 connections as above.

RED-YELLOW-BLACK

Hope this helps

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 7, 2012, 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tigger

The wire color on dell fans is nearly identical to a normal fan.

It should be-
Black- negative
Red- positive
Yellow- sensor

Ignore a blue wire if it has one. I just cut the plug so it only has 3 connections as above.

RED-YELLOW-BLACK

Hope this helps

Thanks, can I run this proc with just the aluminum heat sink with arctic silver? and how do I apply the grease to that proc?

tigger · Jan 7, 2012, 11:08 PM

You need to unclip the cooler off the cpu from the motherboard. clean the old stuff off the cpu carefully. Clean the cpu cooler, and apply a small blob of the arctic silver on the cpu. Then replace the cooler on the cpu.

You can try it passive, but i would suggest you keep a check on the temperature of the cpu.

Jstn7477 · Jan 7, 2012, 11:13 PM

Athlon XP processors usually run hot for most actively cooled heatsinks, so running one passively is usually a bad idea. A replacement 60mm fan (the common size for Socket 462) is quite inexpensive. You can try ghetto modding the 70mm fan from your AM2 cooler. I pulled one off today and twist tied it on my Zalman VF1000 for a GeForce 6800, works like a charm.

Clean the exposed CPU die and cooler surfaces, and place a grain of rice to pea sized amount of paste on the center of the exposed die, then reattach the cooler.

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 7, 2012, 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jstn7477

Athlon XP processors usually run hot for most actively cooled heatsinks, so running one passively is usually a bad idea. A replacement 60mm fan (the common size for Socket 462) is quite inexpensive. You can try ghetto modding the 70mm fan from your AM2 cooler. I pulled one off today and twist tied it on my Zalman VF1000 for a GeForce 6800, works like a charm.

Clean the exposed CPU die and cooler surfaces, and place a grain of rice to pea sized amount of paste on the center of the exposed die, then reattach the cooler.

This is my cooler I have from the AM2 board.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835106135

tigger · Jan 7, 2012, 11:52 PM

I doubt if that will run passive, you will need a fan on it.

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 8, 2012, 12:06 AM

This is the Heatsink I have that may be compatible

Solaris17 · Jan 8, 2012, 12:09 AM

passive is not a good idea for a socket A chip.

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 8, 2012, 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Solaris17

passive is not a good idea for a socket A chip.

well i have a Cooler Master Hyper 48 (pictured below) If i can find my bracket for it I may be able to set it up. Correct me if Im wrong

Mussels · Jan 8, 2012, 02:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Killer_Rubber_Ducky

Can I run an XP 1700+ with a Passive Cooler?

My stock cooler fan died and I dont have a replacement. I pulled the fan off and found a fan from a Dell that matches in size but has different plugs and the screws dont fit. ( the heatsink)
I have a 939/AM2 cooler but doubt that will work on a Socket A board.

no they wont run passive. dont even try, as socket A didnt have thermal throttling - they literally can overheat and die.

just use zip ties or something to attach any old fan you have to the original heatsink..

Solaris17 · Jan 8, 2012, 02:24 AM

idk iv fit am2 coolers and shit on socket A boards. from what iv seen they never even changed the mounting bracket

hat · Jan 8, 2012, 03:21 AM

I'm pretty sure there is a big difference between the Socket A and AM2 brackets...

Mussels · Jan 8, 2012, 03:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hat

I'm pretty sure there is a big difference between the Socket A and AM2 brackets...

AM2/2+/3/3+ are all compatible, socket A was way different.

he only needs to replace the fan here however, not the entire heatsink. people keep skipping over the fact he can use the stock heatsink and just attach a fan.

stinger608 · Jan 8, 2012, 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mussels

AM2/2+/3/3+ are all compatible, socket A was way different.

he only needs to replace the fan here however, not the entire heatsink. people keep skipping over the fact he can use the stock heatsink and just attach a fan.

Exactly what Mussels is saying here. Use some zip ties if you have some or just use some of the twist ties to attach a fan to the existing heat sink. DO NOT RUN PASSIVELY!!! As stated the AMD XP series of chips did not have temp throttling and it WILL burn the chip up.

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 8, 2012, 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stinger608

Exactly what Mussels is saying here. Use some zip ties if you have some or just use some of the twist ties to attach a fan to the existing heat sink. DO NOT RUN PASSIVELY!!! As stated the AMD XP series of chips did not have temp throttling and it WILL burn the chip up.

Ok so I picked up so Loctite Epoxy to secure the fan to the heatsink. What direction does the fan need to blow? up and away or down and through? Also, the fan cabled are Red Yellow Black, I need to clip the cable to attach it to an adapter to plug to the mobo so im going to jack the plug from the old fan and twist attach the cables but I need to know the order.

Suhidu · Jan 8, 2012, 08:22 PM

Down and through.

Jetster · Jan 8, 2012, 08:51 PM

This is a job for MacGyver. The fan blows down at the HS. 50/50 chance on the order just try it

stinger608 · Jan 8, 2012, 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Suhidu

Down and through.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jetster

This is a job for MacGyver. The fan blows down at the HS. 50/50 chance on the order just try it

What Suhidu stated, down and through the heat sink. As for which way a fan blows, the totally open side of the fan is the suction side. The side that usually has little bars from the center to the outside is the direction the air moves.

Killer_Rubber_Ducky · Jan 8, 2012, 11:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stinger608

What Suhidu stated, down and through the heat sink. As for which way a fan blows, the totally open side of the fan is the suction side. The side that usually has little bars from the center to the outside is the direction the air moves.

thanks, figured it out by looking on the side for the arrows.

eidairaman1 · Jan 9, 2012, 07:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mussels

no they wont run passive. dont even try, as socket A didnt have thermal throttling - they literally can overheat and die.

just use zip ties or something to attach any old fan you have to the original heatsink..

Motherboards have the thermal protection though, ive ran a XP 3200+ fanless with just a heatsink and the unit shut down in 30 minutes after the heatsink couldnt dissipate fast enough, powered it back up just fine

ViperXTR · Jan 9, 2012, 07:25 AM

palomino or T-Bred? Afaik, palomino cores are 180nm while the thoroughbred are 130nm, which are cooler. Despite being cooler, its still better to have it actively cooled imo. I used to have my overclocked barton 2500+ cooled with a CoolerMaster Aero7 Lite but things can still be hot even when not oc'd

eidairaman1 · Jan 9, 2012, 07:41 AM

3200+ was barton only, ran at 32 Degrees with a Thermalright SI-97 or a Thermaltake Big Typhoon

ViperXTR · Jan 9, 2012, 07:44 AM

^sorry i was referring to the thread starter hehe. (either 1700+ palomino or 1700+ T-Bred)

eidairaman1 · Jan 9, 2012, 09:14 AM

He would have to look at the OPN on the die and compare it to cpu-world or fab 51

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Jan 9, 2012, 07:41 AM	#23
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ViperXTR Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Pasig City, Philippines Posts: 1,029 (1.22/day) Thanks: 108 Thanked 339 Times in 190 Posts System Specs	^sorry i was referring to the thread starter hehe. (either 1700+ palomino or 1700+ T-Bred)

Jan 9, 2012, 09:14 AM	#25
eidairaman1 Eligible for custom title Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: HTX Posts: 10,078 (4.68/day) Thanks: 1,359 Thanked 1,159 Times in 1,035 Posts System Specs	He would have to look at the OPN on the die and compare it to cpu-world or fab 51 __________________ Athlon XP USERS with COD 4 FIX http://www.techsupportforum.com/foru...ls-202011.html http://www.howorks.com/2011/02/24/ho...-memory-limit/ “Sometimes my level of fail is unprecedented.” -TheMailMan78 “This is what the force of a thousand suns looks like.” -3870x2

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