First time, long time! (Pic Intensive)

Really, really, really nice job!

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Originally Posted by Nate P.

Really, really, really nice job!

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Thanks Nate, I got a TON of information from your threads/posts over the last year. Muchly appreciated

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Originally Posted by nick2crete

@Stealth42o,

Please give us some temps with Prime and some voltage more...
Great job man...:up:

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Never used Prime (Prime95?)

Downloaded it and am just scratching my head.

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Originally Posted by Stealth42o

Thanks Nate, I got a TON of information from your threads/posts over the last year. Muchly appreciated

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Your welcome!

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Originally Posted by Stealth42o

Never used Prime (Prime95?)

Downloaded it and am just scratching my head.

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Yep, for a quad-core (or a dual-core) download Prime95 V25.6 as it stresses all cores.

Nice step there going from TT to the real deal.
I agree with the others that you may wanna shorten the tubes a bit. Either than that, the build is great!

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Originally Posted by Nate P.

Your welcome!

Yep, for a quad-core (or a dual-core) download Prime95 V25.6 as it stresses all cores.

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Just downloaded it, found a guide, straight forward. Do you stress test it for 24 hours?

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Originally Posted by NysoO

Nice step there going from TT to the real deal.
I agree with the others that you may wanna shorten the tubes a bit. Either than that, the build is great!

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I promise I will shorten them ;)

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Originally Posted by Stealth42o

Just downloaded it, found a guide, straight forward. Do you stress test it for 24 hours?

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you can for 24 hours, or 12 hours, or 8 hours, or 4 hours, what ever you feel comfortable with. Obviously longer will mean more stable.

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Originally Posted by Nate P.

you can for 24 hours, or 12 hours, or 8 hours, or 4 hours, what ever you feel comfortable with. Obviously longer will mean more stable.

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Nice program, simple and straight forward without all the eye candy.

I keep getting a BSOD with:
"a clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval"

Core Voltage 1.4
Core Speed 3285
Mul* x15
Bus 219
HT x5
HT link 1095

I got the 220 FSB hump.

It's always something :ROTF: