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Blackbird / Re: Blackbird Cooling
« on: October 08, 2022, 05:15:37 pm »
I do think the case is a big part of the problem. I certainly wouldn't run even an 8-core in an mATX case. Even the 4-core in my mATX system probably runs the fans more often than I'd like.
Vikings is working on a liquid cooling setup and this might be an option for you when they get it up for sale.
There are no ambient sensors on the board that I know of, and the manual doesn't mention any. The manual adds, for what it's worth, "The C1P9S01 factory setpoint for CPU core temperature is 60°C, and the system will attempt to maintain the cores at that temperature even under light or no load. As a result, a lightly loaded system may not benefit from air drawn over the CPU heatsink(s), and mainboard / peripheral cooling predominantly comes from chassis fans in this situation. For this reason, it is important to connect at least one chassis fan providing airflow over the mainboard surface in order to provide cooling for memory modules and other active components."
Vikings is working on a liquid cooling setup and this might be an option for you when they get it up for sale.
There are no ambient sensors on the board that I know of, and the manual doesn't mention any. The manual adds, for what it's worth, "The C1P9S01 factory setpoint for CPU core temperature is 60°C, and the system will attempt to maintain the cores at that temperature even under light or no load. As a result, a lightly loaded system may not benefit from air drawn over the CPU heatsink(s), and mainboard / peripheral cooling predominantly comes from chassis fans in this situation. For this reason, it is important to connect at least one chassis fan providing airflow over the mainboard surface in order to provide cooling for memory modules and other active components."