OCTB Testing Fat Jack 1.0 vs 3.0 LN2

Blind_ripper,Massman,Beardyman

Test Setup :
QX6800
DFI S-Dark/ ASUS P5K
Crucial Ballistix PC6400
OCZ 1KW
Nvidia 6800GS
Fatt Jack 1.0
FatT Jack 3.0

Fatt Jack 1.0 results
4.9ghz at dfi s-dark 1.9V
-validation-

The bad and the good :
Good for dryice rather unstable for LN2 seems to have problems with holding temps conus + stepper no key to succes :down:

Fatt Jack 3.0
Note : we mounted the probe at the wall of the container
4.5 ghz 1.65V bugged at dfi wall temp was around -100, core temp around -140 :D
Insulation my friends was PEACE OF CAKE :D

The bad and the good
We learned that the probe must be place in the center of the containers base in order to make sure of full temp control, surpassing the coldbug was not easy , it hold load tremendous well :) for sure with coke cola trick ;)

We switched to evo and p5K from vince then, since it had the probe mounted correctly in the center

@-115°C and 1.59V we managed to push out 4765Mhz out of the chip giving a reasonable 10.8secs in superpi and sub 10 secs wprime. This QX has some serious potential!

Some pics :
will be posted by blind_ripper
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y90...1/DSC00435.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y90...1/DSC00436.jpg

Nice, you got any pictures of the pots? And whats the cocal cola trick?

not bad ;)
some screen ? :D

Screens will follow, we have made some vids too. I dropped off Beardyman at the railway station an hour ago, so he should be home within two hours :)

By the way, my DFI P965-S sux ass :(

OCTB it looks good ;)

Keep pushing it.

DFI(massman) and 1.9V 32M/3Dstable
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=232481

Asus p5k(Beardyman) and only 1.58V
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y90...ch1/10.875.jpg

This cpu from Blind is a monster LOL :D

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Freddie123

Nice, you got any pictures of the pots? And whats the cocal cola trick?

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- do some cola in a little box/can
- cool the cola down with ln² until you have a vast block of cola
- smash the cola into little pieces
- do those pieces in your container
- pour ln² in the container

The temps will drop very fast and you'll be able to control the temps very easily (you don't have to pour a lot). Kinda like the water buffer technique, only instead of water, you use cola ;)

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Originally Posted by massman

- do some cola in a little box/can
- cool the cola down with ln² until you have a vast block of cola
- smash the cola into little pieces
- do those pieces in your container
- pour ln² in the container

The temps will drop very fast and you'll be able to control the temps very easily (you don't have to pour a lot). Kinda like the water buffer technique, only instead of water, you use cola ;)

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hi that mine :p
nope its nothing like a water buffer , the cola move's around when its mixed with LN² .
it also set's the ln² to a boil ;) , watch out with doing this .
greetz blind .

All credits go to Blind, by the way ;)

Thanks both. Ever tempted to lick the coke block?