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| 7urrican |
May 25 2010, 11:21 PM
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forgive me if i sound a bit dim, but i want to be sure i'm right about this. This bit in the marvellous 360 flash dump tool 0.94:  this looks like you can finally set the thresholds for the fans ramping up; so it looks like there are maybe 7 fan levels, and with these settings: Level 1: 0 - 79°C Level 2: 80 - 82°C Level 3: 83 - 84°C Level 4: 85 - 99°C Level 5: 100 - 109°C Level 6: 110 - 116°C Level 7: ≥117°C am i on the right track? does anyone have any good ideas for configuring this for best operation? i suppose that depends on how hot your box runs. im thinking i want it to start ramping when it gets above 50, with maybe 80 making it go full pelt. for me this is really good news - no need to have the fans running full blast all the time 
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| 7urrican |
May 26 2010, 12:49 PM
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I too have set my speed to a fixed value (60%), but then after playing a game I looked at the temps and was shocked to see the GPU at 95°C! This is obviously due to my cooling and heat sinks not being great (working on that now). With it being this hot, I’d want my fans to be going as crazy as possible to get rid of the heat. If we can understand how this temp setting works, you can still have your fans at 75% most of the time, but when an ‘emergency’ happens for whatever reason (blocked vent, cat sat behind fans etc.), your fans will automatically go insane. I think that’d be really cool!
The other thing is that I am quite fussed about all the noise, especially when I’m using it for films. If I can quiet it down when it doesn’t need to be running full pelt that’d be ideal.
Anyway, I don’t think my description above is right, because the difference between the values just doesn’t make any logical sense! If anyone has any better ideas about how it might actually work I’d love to hear them.
As soon as I have some decent cooling (I’m working with ex-RRoD boxes so it’s imperative I get that sorted first) I will experiment
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| juggahax0r |
May 26 2010, 06:19 PM
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I understand what you mean by ex-RROD but both of my boxes are repaired Xenons , i actually favor the Xenon MB don't ask why but i have always had luck with them (knocks on wood). I will be adding a little post on my website today about some mods i have done to my Jtagged system. I just added a fan off an old P2 the other night , I hooked up a pin header to the unpopulated header on the front of the board , that little fan is quiet at 12v and it keeps it at least 15 degrees F cooler. The fan is just slightly larger than the grill that comes off the heatpipe on the GPU heatsink so i only attached it with 2 of the mounting screws , and i did attach it too the GPU heatpipe grill I thought that would be an effective place since the heat from the GPU heatsink travels up through that and it does work very well. I think it also assists with the CPU a little bit being in such close proximity , i was getting the CPU down too 140F where it is normally 150-155 , I have my fan running at 75% because at 100% the noise is unbearable for me.
I have to do everything in F temps because i am an American and C just doesn't register in my brain , like seeing 45c i can't think of how hot or cool that would be. Anyways my CPU gets up too 150F but my GPU stays at 115 during games and the same with my ram. They were much hotter before I added that tiny fan. But i could have sworn my CPU used to stay much cooler than that. Edit: I forgot to mention that i upgraded the heatsink on my GPU this is why i have the heatpipe on a Xenon GPU just to clarify that.
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| 7urrican |
May 27 2010, 07:05 AM
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QUOTE(Grim187 @ May 27 2010, 01:50 AM)  thats just the config your editing, just flash over the config thats on there. nandpro lpt: -w16 config.bin 3de 2 should take 5sec.
Thats the way to do it! nice one i didnt think of that. a guy talks a little bit about it here (account at xboxhacker.org needed) and i think the first 3 temps might be the GPU. i will test in the next couple of days too and report back here
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| 7urrican |
May 27 2010, 10:11 PM
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cant believe i didnt see the tooltip! well thats that then. my boards are all xenons so i guess i'll want the target temps a little hotter. i have fans the right size for the GPU sinks when they arrive, so i think i will be copying your mod and maybe cutting some case holes above them. then i will experiment and decide on target temps. any ideas what these should be for a properly cooled xenon? thanks for the help and ideas
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| juggahax0r |
May 28 2010, 03:36 AM
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QUOTE(7urrican @ May 27 2010, 05:11 PM)  cant believe i didnt see the tooltip! well thats that then. my boards are all xenons so i guess i'll want the target temps a little hotter. i have fans the right size for the GPU sinks when they arrive, so i think i will be copying your mod and maybe cutting some case holes above them. then i will experiment and decide on target temps. any ideas what these should be for a properly cooled xenon? thanks for the help and ideas If you hook up a fan the way i did you have to bridge some points close to it for it to run , their are 2 sets of pads on the bottom side bridging 1 will make it 5v and the other is 12v , I hooked it up as 12v and it is not very loud at all , not with the stock fans running at 75%. It may run without the points bridged but it would be very slow and the noise at 12v is not very noticeable. If you do add the vents get some pics up , i am looking at tuesday or wednesday of next week before i will have a new Jtag , i suppose i can mod my case still though , but the fans don't run so i can't get a video. I also don't know if i will be getting an HDMI or Xenon board , my case is a Xenon and painted.
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| Haygar |
May 28 2010, 02:29 PM
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QUOTE(Grim187 @ May 28 2010, 08:05 AM)  i dont even have the tooltip on mine, weird.
anyways heres the original temps for the different board versions
xenon: 080°C;083°C;085°C - 100°C;110°C;117°C zephyr: 080°C;075°C;078°C - 100°C;100°C;102°C falcon: 080°C;075°C;078°C - 100°C;100°C;102°C jasper: 080°C;071°C;073°C - 095°C;090°C;092°C
xenon v zephyr is kinda odd since the only change is the 90nm gpu was swapped with a 80nm, but they lowered the gpu and ram temps quite a bit.
im gonna try this on a xenon 050°C;053°C;055°C - 075°C;073°C;078°C
Settings\Options\Tool tips, also in options you can tick to have files extract compatible for ibuild which should make it easier for freeboot image construction. SilentBob1638, your temps "Delta stock fan values are 45/54/56 at 5.4v (idle)." is this with the 5v GPU fan? My GPU readings are 4~5 degrees higher than the edram at any point which is concerning for me as this seems a bit odd in comparison to others, normally the ram is hotter or at best equal to the gpu, not the other wat round? Starting to wonder if the readings in xexmenu/freestyle are a bit misleading for jasperBB. Just check what sum of the xenons say. eg: 70/45/45, GPU @ 45C for a xenon My comparible temps: 45/59/55 This post has been edited by Haygar: May 28 2010, 02:49 PM
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| SilentBob1638 |
May 28 2010, 06:29 PM
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QUOTE(Haygar @ May 28 2010, 03:29 PM)  your temps "Delta stock fan values are 45/54/56 at 5.4v (idle)." is this with the 5v GPU fan? No, without GPU fan. Did you used any "donor" nand images (from friends or internet) as source to create your freeboot image? They include individual calibration data. If so, your values may be wrong. Maybe thermal paste or temp pad is lost under the cooler. Those 45°C Xenon values are aggressive/loud 12V coolings or advanced solutions (like watercooled). This post has been edited by SilentBob1638: May 28 2010, 06:38 PM
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