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  1. 28th Mar 2011 08:22 #1
    justin81
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    About how much time should one give the computer to "rest" after say a 2 hour capture?
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  2. 28th Mar 2011 09:54 #2
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    If the temperatures of the cores are under 50C, then you shouldn't have to "rest" at all. You do have a core temp monitor, don't you?
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  3. 28th Mar 2011 15:50 #3
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    No core temp monitor here, I can hear if the CPU fan ramps up in speed, If I can hear it it needs servicing. Then I know it is time to clean the HSF assembly again. i& stock HSF from Intel. no overclocking, works great.
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  4. 28th Mar 2011 19:32 #4
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    I haven't had overheating with the processor, but the hard drives did get very hot.
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  5. 28th Mar 2011 23:17 #5
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    Just thought I'd add a link for a small hardware monitor.
    http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html
    shows hard drive, cpu and video card temps.
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