MrIcee

[MrIcee]

System # 1 - Xtreme Class # 1 and Class # 8
Video Card
gpu cooling: stock nVentiv MachII w/ no electronic controls, gutted
highest gpu oc so far:350Mhz, benched @ 345Mhz complete so far
memory cooling: none
temp of water/gas: n/a
highest memory oc so far (w/wo artifacts): 265Mhz
vgpu: 2.4v
vddr: stock
vref: stock
mods(describe the mods you did): vGpu volt mod(twice)
highest score(madmark link): n/a
highest score(futuremark link): 10,016 (http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7467380)
CPU
A64 3200+
cpu oc: 2300 Mhz
cpu cooling: stock air
vcore: 1.79v
Mainboard
Abit KV8-Max3
fsb oc: 230Mhz
chipset timings (cpu interface enabled/disabled for example): maxed out :)
nb cooling: stock
sb cooling: Vantec kit w/fan
mosfet cooling: none
chipset voltage: 1.4v
Memory
Corsair CMX256A-3200LL TwinX kit
memory oc: 230Mhz
memory timings: maxed
memory cooling: none
memory voltage: 3.2v
PSU
PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 450ATX
12v: 12.05v
5v: 5.5v
3.3v: 3.51v
Operating System
Win2000 w/SP2 + DX8.1b
driver: 3.07.55 Thanks Jeff :)
ocing utility: Sis
Location
Cambridge, NY :)
roomtemp: 70f
casetemp: n/a
cpu temp: F*ucking hot !! LOL


System # 2 - P4 under 2800Mhz Class # 3
Video Card
gpu cooling: stock nVentiv MachII w/ no electronic controls, gutted
highest gpu oc so far:350Mhz, benched @ 345Mhz complete so far
memory cooling: none
temp of water/gas: n/a
highest memory oc so far (w/wo artifacts): 265Mhz
vgpu: 2.4v
vddr: stock
vref: stock
mods(describe the mods you did): vGpu volt mod(twice)
highest score(madmark link): n/a
highest score(futuremark link): 9,774 (http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7537973)
CPU
Intel P4 2.4c
cpu oc: 2796 Mhz
cpu cooling: Stock Intel HSF
vcore: 1.55v
Mainboard
Asus P4P800 Deluxe "36M'
fsb oc: 233Mhz
chipset timings (cpu interface enabled/disabled for example): maxed out :)
nb cooling: Stock
sb cooling: stock
mosfet cooling: none
chipset voltage: stock, VAGP at 1.8v
Memory
2x256MB OCZ PC3500 Platinum Limited Edition
memory oc: 233Mhz
memory timings: maxed
memory cooling: none
memory voltage: 3.2v
PSU
PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 450ATX
12v: 12.05v
5v: 5.5v
3.3v: 3.51v
Operating System
WinXP + SP1 + DX9
driver: 3.07.55 Thanks Jeff :)
ocing utility: Sis
Location
Cambridge, NY :)
roomtemp: 70f
casetemp: n/a
cpu temp: 27-35c


System # 3 - Socket A under 2300Mhz Class # 2
Video Card
gpu cooling: stock nVentiv MachII w/ no electronic controls, gutted
highest gpu oc so far:350Mhz, benched @ 345Mhz complete so far
memory cooling: none
temp of water/gas: n/a
highest memory oc so far (w/wo artifacts): 265Mhz
vgpu: 2.4v
vddr: stock
vref: stock
mods(describe the mods you did): vGpu volt mod(twice)
highest score(madmark link): n/a
highest score(futuremark link): 9,825 (http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7559103)
CPU
2500+ Barton week 19
cpu oc: 2296 Mhz
cpu cooling: Thermalright SLK800 w/ 80mm Vantec Tornado
vcore: 1.75v
Mainboard
DFI NFII Ultra Infinity
fsb oc: 229Mhz
chipset timings (cpu interface enabled/disabled for example): maxed out :)
nb cooling: Swiftech MCX159-A
sb cooling: stock
mosfet cooling: none
chipset voltage: 1.8v
Memory
2x256MB Corsair CMX256A-3200LL TwinX kit
memory oc: 229Mhz
memory timings: maxed
memory cooling: none
memory voltage: 3.2v
PSU
PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 450ATX
12v: 12.05v
5v: 5.5v
3.3v: 3.51v
Operating System
Win2000 + SP2 + DX9
driver: 3.07.55 Thanks Jeff :)
ocing utility: Sis
Location
Cambridge, NY :)
roomtemp: 70f
casetemp: n/a
cpu temp: 30c-35c

[MrIcee]

System # 1 pics : A64 3200+/Abit KV8-Max3

[MrIcee]

Another:

[MrIcee]

And a last:

[wimpie007]

Wow, is it me or does that card bend quite a bit 'cause of the mach II? :eek:

[MrIcee]

System # 2 pics - P4 2.4C/Asus P4P800 Deluxe "36M"

[MrIcee]

And another:

[BMORIN]

I like that C clamp, where did you get it?

[MrIcee]

Lowes :)

Randi:D

[MrIcee]

System # 3 pics - DFI NFII Ultra Infinity/ Barton 2500+

[MrIcee]

Pic # 2

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

Looks really h@rtk0re Randi! :) looks like a winner ;)

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=335638


Is it just me or is that fan missing one fan blade ? :confused:

[MrIcee]

Yep, it is:) Inflicted accidently when checking voltages.

Randi:D

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

Hehe I did the same thing along time ago :P I was playing GTA 3...and there was something that rattled in my case so I took of the sidepanel and I still had the screwdriver in my hand and I accidently killed my fan completely :D it was ALONG time ago on a 1ghz Tbird....it got really warm :D

[prommy_fan]

nice setup MrIcee. ur da m8! :D

speaking honour I don't like your cooling head mounting but it's fast to do and easy to unmount
maybe If my Xabre200 was working I would be a quite good competitor to your, but destiny is a strange thing to understand :)

congrats!

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

Haha Prommy_fan I love your sig ! :)

[MrIcee]

Originally posted by prommy_fan
nice setup MrIcee. ur da m8! :D

speaking honour I don't like your cooling head mounting but it's fast to do and easy to unmount
maybe If my Xabre200 was working I would be a quite good competitor to your, but destiny is a strange thing to understand :)

congrats!

Thanks my friend:)

You summed it up, it was fast and easy to mount the cooling head that way...and effective and cheap:)

Randi:D

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

Hmmm MrIcee I just noticed that you dont use your usb ports..you use the PS2 ports instead....would you mind telling me why ? :)

[MrIcee]

When benching 3DMark I turn off all onboard functions including USB, IE1394, LAN, audio, Parallel and serial ports etc etc. They are extra resources that don't need to work for benching, that could effect stability at xtreme overclocks. It's also a noted fact that having a LAN connection active will reduce total system bandwidth, along with USB. When in competition, every point counts...and anything that can increase stability is a plus.:)

Randi:D

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

Originally posted by MrIcee
When benching 3DMark I turn off all onboard functions including USB, IE1394, LAN, audio, Parallel and serial ports etc etc. They are extra resources that don't need to work for benching, that could effect stability at xtreme overclocks. It's also a noted fact that having a LAN connection active will reduce total system bandwidth, along with USB. When in competition, every point counts...and anything that can increase stability is a plus.:)

Randi:D

WoW thx bro' I didnt know that :)

[prommy_fan]

Please resize your sign, Bra!nFreeZe^

[Bra!nFreeZe^]

my sig ?

[Goyo]

Whoa Amazing & clever GPU Cooling :eek: MrIcee

:thumbsup:


...Mainboard Asus P4P800 Deluxe "36M'...

what means that? :confused:

[prommy_fan]

btw MrIcee
can tell me, what part of GPU is covered by Mach2 evap with your mouting :) ? (I know answer, but I wish you to answer on my question)

[sandman]

Sorry to OT MrIcee, but what are your impressions of the Abit K8V?

[MrIcee]

Originally posted by Goyo
Whoa Amazing & clever GPU Cooling :eek: MrIcee

:thumbsup:



what means that? :confused:

Asus built their first versions serialed with 34,35 and 36M with Canterwood chipsets because of a shortage of Springdale chipsets. With a clever flashing of the bios you can unlock it's full Canterwood potential. Have I done it?? Nope...but when I sell this board it has alot of potential for someone who wishes to do the "magic" flash.

Randi:D

[MrIcee]

Originally posted by prommy_fan
btw MrIcee
can tell me, what part of GPU is covered by Mach2 evap with your mouting :) ? (I know answer, but I wish you to answer on my question)

Almost all of the GPU is covered with my mounting, just a tad is not because of the interference of the caps at the bottom of the card by the AGP slot.

Randi:D

[MrIcee]

Originally posted by sandman
Sorry to OT MrIcee, but what are your impressions of the Abit K8V?

Hi Sandman:)

It's a very nice board with good performance per clock compared to nForce3 boards, BUT is not a true overclockers board. There is only a 1/6 AGP/PCI divider and to go higher than 240Mhz you really need an add in IDE controller to prevent HD corruption.

It has a ton of features with onboard LAN, sound etc.

Randi:D

[prommy_fan]

Originally posted by MrIcee
Almost all of the GPU is covered with my mounting, just a tad is not because of the interference of the caps at the bottom of the card by the AGP slot.

And in my case resoldering those caps (3 little at bottom and one at left side) gaved a 100% evap contact with GPU.
Cheers :toast:

[Goyo]

Originally posted by MrIcee
Asus built their first versions serialed with 34,35 and 36M with Canterwood chipsets because of a shortage of Springdale chipsets. With a clever flashing of the bios you can unlock it's full Canterwood potential. Have I done it?? Nope...but when I sell this board it has alot of potential for someone who wishes to do the "magic" flash.

Randi:D

I didnt know it!, thank you Randi :D

My P4P800 is a 35M :toast: Now I understand its superb performance. I already made the clever flash (BigToe's Dual BIOS Flash, right?)

Greetings.

[MrIcee]

Originally posted by Goyo
I already made the clever flash (BigToe's Dual BIOS Flash, right?)



Thats correct:thumbsup:

[luihed]

Congrats Randi:toast: Awesome job as always......

[MrIcee]

Thank you my friend:)

Randi:D