What power level should be used for the temps suggested.
615534
I use 100% power on my microwave (which is 1100 watts) and for one tray I do it for 3:30 and they come out perfect every time! (I have only done this with potatoes). When using more than one tray I just add a minute for each additional tray
615535
I used the 10 and then 5 it burned before it chipped. I still have it so I will keep experimenting from time to time. I am still disappointed.
615536
I use 100% power and just press the add minutes button two or three times based on the vegetable being used.
615537
Rita, I tried different levels and could not get a crispy chip. I wish you better luck than I had. I was left dissapointed....AND chipless!
1090051
I am using the antec 550 watt power supply which is working well for me with the am2 processor 2.6 ghz. I had another system with a 350 watt that seemed to run a little noisy. I don't know the minimum requirement but if have had enough power supply failures to know not to the minimum out. Sometimes the power supply manufacturer fudges the numbers. At least that was true in the past. Since this is for my company I opt on the safe side.
795677
I just went and checked 90 is the highest setting 50 degrees is the lowest one. You can set it in one degree increments.
1132049
Max temp on this processor is 62c, for a longer lasting lifespan you don't want it above 58c under full load, I thought you should know this so you can make a fair judgement. The stock heatsink is not going to OC and keep you in that temp range under full load. The coolermaster hyper 212 is an excellent low cost replacement, I personally use a zalman 9900max but its a bit pricey for air cooling. When you OC this chip it can pull up to and a bit over 300 watts on 12v. Save your components the stress and spend a bit for a hyper 212
1366830
I am running 4.6 using 1.29 and I am under a custom loop with dual 220 rads with temps under load about 40, load is check temps after 2 hrs of gaming. hardly any heat put out for this dual core, simple overclocking, have no pressed for 4.8 yet
1655347
Would recommend at least a 600wat psu.(Also depending on what else you have in your system)
1533251
There are many choices that have settings for that temperature. TVH 500 is my favorite. Used the TVH 600 but much happier with the 500! Mine are usually set at 65 during the winter. Keeps the room cool and even though it is winter I am a person that likes rooms cooler than most.
1181767
I run mine at 64°. Never tried going below that. What do the manufacturer's specs say?
619051
You should be fine. Some heat will be generated, but there shouldnt be enough for the need of heatsink, though it never hurt anything to run a little cooler. I would say if you are only dropping from 12v you should be able to go almost to 4amp @ 3.3V before you really need to worry about cooling.
376846
Use any good grade automotive 10W-30 for summer use. In the winterime, with cold temperatures, use 5W-20. That's what I use. I switch to 5W-20, when the weather remains below freezing and down into sub-zero weather.
1110184
I think you need to keep the same wattage by what the computer uses. I don't think that there would a problem going higher on the wattage, hopefully not too high. That's the best that I can tell you
1211731
In terms of the wattage, I would definetely recommend going higher than the rated requirement by around 1.5x (so technically 2250W+ if available). The ratings are never an exact number (or for constant pull of power-just a peak output) and even if they were it would be running right to the edge of its potential in your case, which would not likely end well.
1707157
Depends on the starting water temp. It will come close but that is super hot. Most health departments only require 110-120.
50524
I am using 120 and it is working very good so far I've had it installed for almost 5 months and it is working very efficiently.
1560682
I do everything in Fahrenheit, but I THINK that is about 95-100 degrees. For what I am doing, I keep it on about 124 degrees and it holds one degree either way, so I would say it SHOULD be OK for what you want.
570561
I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
1990965
In the specs, 300W its the minimun requirement. But that depends on your other hardware attach to your PC (Hard Drives, Fans, Optical Drives, Etc). You should calculate how much PSU power its needed for your PC using a PSU CALCULATOR. Here this one its from Cooler Master: http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/ The optimal use of a PSU its 20% 60% and 80% usage of watts. You cant use 100% of the PSU, `cause that 20% missing its mostly gone in heat if your PSU UNIT its "RATED 80PLUS". I recomend going for 60% usage, so your power supply will be more eficient and deliver less heat.