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Re: GVP ACCELERATOR/SCSI card: VERY HOT CPU!!!
« on: September 02, 2009, 08:26:32 PM »
Precisely, why I don't recommend any paste (it won't hold it in place without brackets).  use thermal tape.  The 68030 is just like 386 doesn't require a ton of cooling.  the arctic stuff is an overkill.  PM if you want thermal tape plus heatsink plus fan (low profile). make an offer.  I had this GVP 030 10 years ago.  The fan alone will do more than enough.  This isn't a Pentium CPU that requires a heatsink the size of a fridge and fan. ;-)  The notes about thermal tape are for the new CPUs.
Check your jumper settings and crystal clock (hope no one overclocked it.)

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Ok, thanks for the info.  Now with this arctic silvers, it states to keep it away from electrical traces.  
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Re: GVP ACCELERATOR/SCSI card: VERY HOT CPU!!!
« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2009, 03:56:01 AM »
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~50°C is quite normal for the 030 range of CPUs. Just a heatsink over the cpu (a low-profile one, of course) with a weak thermal pad will suffice.


as I said earlier, its an overkill doing anything fancy.
Range is 0 to 70 Celsius as far as operating temperature.
@barney I send you a reply.
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