Preparing Insulation for Asus Commando / Kayl Black FrozenSS

Thats some nice E6600 ya got there eva2000 ;)

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Originally Posted by eva2000

Well guys booted her up but temps being reported are all over the place on Asus Commando..

First mount

E6700 L629B079

@stock speeds
Evap = -44.4C
Bios cpu temp = -39.5C


Tried speedfan 4.32 and still shows core0/1 at 16C like coretemp but there's two temp values which show constant -48C ???

Also setfsb doesn't seem to want to work after a few failed setfsb FSB bumps in windows - now everytime i load setfsb it says 'startup failed' ?

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Eva Those -48 readings in speed fan i get the same on Phase..you have 3 temp probs at the bottom of your Mboard, only way to stop error is to actually put sensors on them.

Set Fsb errors...I use Clockgen on the commando it works fine.
Amazing bios temp -39.5c when ur evap heads at -44c
good fitting.

Cheers Hori

thanks Hori and Kayl :)

going to put my E6600 L709A958 i just got second hand.. 3960Mhz 32M on water so hopefully will clock as good if not better than my E6600 B1 ES.. need it for better super pi times on B2 stepping :)

Eva you dont need better Pi times ehe

But good on ya for kepping it up..I just cant seem to get my Pi times as fast as you guru's ---lots windows tweaking involved wich i didnt seem to manage to well :shocked:

Cheers Hori

You all crazy ^^

So your experiments long will not proceed. My last payment (I them had 5 pieces) already has transferred more than 100 hours under a dry ice and 40 hours under liquid nitrogen!!!!!!!! Elements around of the processor are heated very strongly, even at cooling by liquid nitrogen, to close them very dangerously! They can easily overheat! All your diligence is excessive!

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