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hi,
i could not increased my v-core after updating bios to 300 version. my cores are still relatively cool at 38 ° and 30 ° Before bios update it was around 40-45 °, do not know so exactly, but around the rotary.Program selection can not be (Everest, Speedfan and AMD OverDrive, and even in bios) are relatively united.
system:
Asus M3A Motherboard
AMD x2 5000 +
ATI HD 3650
4GB OCZ Reaper
500GB hard drive
In the bios everything is also still on full power, switch in Windows, depending on the required power because the core temperature is always higher than the CPU temperature is first of all in the green.
hi,
Size of the fan doesnt matter. Its how much it can handle (how much CFM it can transport) so I would make sure you got some high power fans in there. Also, I would set up a system of fans which will give a circulation in the case. One at the top isn't gonna do the job alone. Have some intake fans at the bottom or side maybe.
can you tell me what psu do you have actually and if the pc is really over heating why dont you want to have recourse to water cooling system?
do you want some information about water cooling system?
does your computer do everything you need to do with it and have no stability problems? If the answer is yes, you don't need additional cooling. Assuming you won't be overclocking, your CPU core temp should not be a problem. It is within the temperature tolerance given by AMD.