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Athlon64OC
04-02-2005, 05:14 AM
Finally i ordered a new(silent)and Watercooled System would like to know your opinions

This is my Hardware:

Cpu Amd Athlon64 3000+ Socket 939 (CBBHD 044 MPM)
Mobo Abit AV8 3rd Eye
Memory Gskill 2x512mb 4400LE
Graphics Leadtek 6800GT

And what i ordered for good Oc performance:

Nexus Tower(Case) The True 400W One http://www.nexustek.nl/breeze.htm

And some i hope good watercooling system from Swiftech http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/other/display/swiftech-cooling.html

So i just hope it wil perform wil for Oc

Any change with this system how far i wil get that 3000+ CBBHD 044 MPM?
100% Stable

Thks guys Cant wait till my stuff arrives

ZMarre
04-02-2005, 05:48 AM
I hope for you that PSU is some good stuff for overclocking... ;)

Kunaak
04-02-2005, 05:50 AM
with that motherboard, I wouldn't get my hopes up too high, its a ok board, but no where near as good as NF boards are for 939.

Bennah
04-02-2005, 06:11 AM
yea, the board wouldnt of been my first choice by a long way tbh. apart from that everything seems ok for good overclocks.

robberbaron
04-02-2005, 07:14 AM
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I see you had an FX51...
is it still worth to buy it?

An Opteron 150 or 152 would be much better and the 150 would be for about the same price as the FX51. OC'ing on S940 isn't too terribly good anyhow, with the registered ECC ram and the latencies that go along with that.

Athlon64OC
04-02-2005, 01:27 PM
with that motherboard, I wouldn't get my hopes up too high, its a ok board, but no where near as good as NF boards are for 939.

I thought i had a nice mobo for OC,seems not...I will wait and see how far i can get....with my CPu OC,,,,,

What difference wil it make if i get a different mobo...

And what mobo is the best for my system.....and why?

Thks again...

ZMarre
04-02-2005, 11:25 PM
I thought i had a nice mobo for OC,seems not...I will wait and see how far i can get....with my CPu OC,,,,,

What difference wil it make if i get a different mobo...


The difference between a succesfull overclock and a silly one lies in the strenght of your weakest link in the chain :)

It may be a difference of 80MHz FSB if you're unlucky :D

And what mobo is the best for my system.....and why?


The DFI would be best I guess. Why? Because you can clock waaaaay higher then with mobos like that Abit :)

Owh yeah, if you want to have AGP, then the MSI will be suited to your needs :)

Entity_Razer
04-03-2005, 11:21 AM
Nice setup. I would've gone with a DFI myself but whatever floats your boat :p:

And WOW 80MHZ FSB :eek: :confused:

thats an AWFULL lot..... :slap:

Athlon64OC
04-03-2005, 11:41 AM
K guys i just ordered my DFI Ultra D

Maybe now you can help me and pls how far wil i get with my 3000+ CBBHD 044 MPM

Thks

ZMarre
04-03-2005, 12:49 PM
And WOW 80MHZ FSB :eek: :confused:

thats an AWFULL lot..... :slap:

Ehm dunno if you're sarcastic now or not :confused: :p:

Anyway, with some bad luck he won't take the Abit much higher then 220MHz, while he may be able to do 300MHz on the DFI. So yeah, that'd be a lot ;)

Maybe now you can help me and pls how far wil i get with my 3000+ CBBHD 044 MPM

It's computerhardware running out of spec m8. Noone will ever be able to tell you how far you can go :)

Remember also that a good overclock stands or falls with the weakest link of the chain. With killer-HW but a POS-psu, you should not expect much (FOR EXAMPLE :) dunno your PSU). Also, youself could be the weakest link ;) (but hey, that's why we are here to help :toast: )

conrad.maranan
04-03-2005, 11:23 PM
My advice to Athlon64OC since day one was to look into purchasing a good PSU. I see you've purchased another case/PSU combo, but we have yet to see how your new PSU performs since it looks to be another generic unit thrown in with the case.

Since you just purchased an Ultra-D, you will now realize the importance of having a good power supply.

angrysquirrel
04-04-2005, 07:07 AM
My advice to Athlon64OC since day one was to look into purchasing a good PSU. I see you've purchased another case/PSU combo, but we have yet to see how your new PSU performs since it looks to be another generic unit thrown in with the case.

Since you just purchased an Ultra-D, you will now realize the importance of having a good power supply.

http://www.nexustek.nl/nx4090.htm

They have stats on it here, doesn't look too good to me.

I would go for at least the neopower (http://www.antec.com/specs/Neo480_spe.html) or better yet a pcp&c 850 (http://www.pcpowerandcooling.com/about/index_whatnew850.htm)

Athlon64OC
04-04-2005, 08:20 AM
That Psu is good enough.....
It got the same stuff as the Tagran 480W

Mag Master 21
04-04-2005, 08:38 AM
That Psu is good enough.....
It got the same stuff as the Tagran 480W

No it isn't..

I'd suggest something like a Fortron or something... They're relatively cheap ($70ish)..

Why people continue to cheap out on PSUs is beyond me.. I believe it is one of the most critical components..

angrysquirrel
04-04-2005, 10:03 AM
Why people continue to cheap out on PSUs is beyond me.. I believe it is one of the most critical components..

I agree whole heartedly agree. The #1 selling power supply at Micro Center Westmont, when it was realeased, was the Ultra X-Connect. The power supply that nearly caught fire in the MaximumPC Labs.

The worst part is that for $20 more they could have had the NeoPower 480.

That Psu is good enough.....
It got the same stuff as the Tagran 480W

It only has 29 amps on the 12v. The Zippy PSM-6600P-SATA has 46 amps. The NeoPower has 34 amps.

Entity_Razer
04-04-2005, 12:02 PM
I did not mean to sound sarcastic. 80MHZ FSB= 40MHZ on the memory :banana: :banana: :banana: (well for me it does, don't know about you ....)

So 40MHZ on memory is a lot! espesially when seen bandwidth wise ..

Jupiler
04-05-2005, 12:32 AM
Moving this to the General Hardware section.

Mcklain
04-12-2005, 08:23 AM
Nice Hardware!!

Mcklain