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Originally posted by Kamarkis
I can't take credit for finding the link i found it on another forum.
What kinda gas go you think this baby will be on?
Posted here about it the other day ;) last post 1st page
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...threadid=31597
hmm, by the sounds of asetek.com first news item on teh front page the main LS rig there is a ic7 max 3 3.4EE setup, which if its fully stable at 4.4Ghz is something in and of itself(jsut that they seem to be claiming gaming rig, blah blah blah), even if not stable 4.4Ghz is very good is it not. whats funny is they seem to have a 4Ghz stable waterchill rig there, but i assume this would be a prescott/northy.
Either way, i eagerly wait a review, but, unless i see both together it will be very hard to tell which to buy. 799 +vat , meh, can't be bothered to work out, not hugely more expensive than the LS at all, but a little more, and again more ontop for the lian li kit. I'm set either way for now with a antec sonata(black) and antec super lan boy(alu) :p
anyone got a clue whats its price gonna be?
already took my mach 2 for sale in order to get one :D
Hmm so whats the difference b/w MACH II ST and MACH II GT? Price wise they are about the same and all released within 1 week..... what gives?
The most important principle to note in matters relating to "the mostest", "the bestest" and "Kingnus Kongnus" is, "Is It Representative". What's the use of someone broadcasting that they've won the lottery but you nor I ever get to win it.
For those lost in the mire, we are not talking about sour grapes, lacking overclocking fundamentals [within reason] or similar, we are talking about whether 5.0GHz is representative to the potential market out there. If it is a one-off, then a lottery stike
CPU conveys nothing about the prowess of the Mach II GT.
It's one thing to say that with good overclocking skills, we can up the ante, but another to get a one-off CPU and coupled it to a "new" offering and say that that is normally achieveable. As such, NOBODY should take sides at this point-in-time or else the word "PIMP" looms meancingly near. We can speculate, of course.
Impressive clock there JC--- wild CPU btw.. :toast:
Actually I saw your clock last weekend when a friend of mine (nventiv guy) showed it to me and I didnt believe it.. shame on me :D
Between The Dude and Bowman putting the screws to the systems and the showdown going on at cebit only good things can come out of this.
The more competition we the end user receive the lower the prices and the better the product.
I can not wait to see the reviews, I know bowman plans on taking it slow and easy so he can get a thorough review and the dude planing on tossing us a bone to read this could be a very good computer year indeed. PCI Express and an 939 A64 please :eek:
I will hang on to my mach1, being a working dad I was lucky enough to swing that lol but I can read about the bleeding edge and dream :D
TheDude,
congrats any idea on the price?
799 euro i beleave. i might be wrong... its the little C with a line in it.. i cant for the life of me remember which currency that is. :(
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Originally posted by Evil_Spork
799 euro i beleave. i might be wrong... its the little C with a line in it.. i cant for the life of me remember which currency that is. :(
That € is the euroQuote:
The Mach II GT's extreme performance is for sale at €799,- (reseller may add Shipping + VAT to shown retailprice)
Go to the Product description to learn more or e-mail us at sales@nventiv.com
15-03-04
On the front page of http://www.nventiv.com/
The Mach II GT reaches evaporating temperatures around -65ºC at 0watt, -51ºC at 100watt and -38ºC at 200watt. This gives you the most extreme cooling performance without compromising reliability.
Yes I believe them :rolleyes:
-65°C = -45 -50°C for me
-51°C = -30°C
-38°C = -15 -20°C
then it's not a R134A gas
R507?
Damn...I would like to visit the Cebit but I have to write exams....:mad:
I just can't wait for a full Vapo LS, regased Mach I/II and Mach II GT review......
TheDude mentioned that it uses R404a.Quote:
then it's not a R134A gas
hmhmh better be good cos i ordered one for me :)...
it looks more expensive than the LS though doesnt it?
really wanna see the reviews now :)
It´s times like this i wish i was working and not in school....no i can´t get the money for it before the next one come.....:slobber:
R404A and -65°CQuote:
Originally posted by phobos
Damn...I would like to visit the Cebit but I have to write exams....:mad:
I just can't wait for a full Vapo LS, regased Mach I/II and Mach II GT review......
TheDude mentioned that it uses R404a.
I dream I dream :rolleyes:
Well im going to have a stab in the dark for rough UK prices based on the prices listed on the two websites:Quote:
Originally posted by brwmogazos
it looks more expensive than the LS though doesnt it?
GT = €799 = £539.41 * 1.175 = £633.81
LS = €649 = £438.15 * 1.175 = £514.83
Therefore GT looks to be over £100 more expensive than the LS. Bowman said he wont get an LS unit until April which is a long wait, but one im going to put up with before i make a decision.
brwmogazos, out of interest, waht made you decide to go for the GT straight away, no questions asked? Obviously it has fantastic cooling potential, but considering you have a MachII already, why did you decide to buy now rather than wait a bit for a few reviews.
The reviews are going to be pointless for you by the time they are out, you will probably have already got your unit:slobber:
Are you going to use it on the rig in you sig? That way you could do a quick, basic comparison between the two:)
G
hi mate...
i ordered mine from the cheapest reseller in the UK so it should be with me in 2 weeks...
since its the cheapest reseller i have seen so far:
www.extremeprometeia.com
i preordered mine off him...
performance wise...i guess we will all have to wait and see...
+ i got an atcs black widow...the ls is in silver with a lian li kit...
and that wont match the looks of my black case... so...
it may sound strange but...looks are important imo as well mate
r404 can reach -65c easy with the right cap tube size sure its possible its when you load the thing up and still see awesome results that if anything that becomes the part that would be most argured..
Like I said before I'm sure its an r134a compressor to pull temps that low either the nf9fx or nf10fx come to mind.. If you look baker18 took an nf9fx mach I to -57c with r404 and it held a good -40's load with 150w..
Impossible na :)
couldnt get that to work, comes up as a holding page for newly registered domain.. have a diff link?Quote:
Originally posted by brwmogazos
i ordered mine from the cheapest reseller in the UK so it should be with me in 2 weeks...
since its the cheapest reseller i have seen so far:
www.extremeprometeia.co.uk
try this ....:)
Paul007,
I verified to you in another thread, it is the nf9fx in the USA and the cap tube has been tweaked for 404a.;)
oops...heres the link as evil raver has posted...
www.extremeprometeia.com
5Ghz Wow!! Only other time Ive seen that is the Japanese guys with LN2 and a suicide screenie. Well Im forgetting Tom... but who likes him these days anyway lol I was somewhat disappointed that someone around here didnt get some LN2 and beat him by at least 100mhz, but then didnt he use his leverage to get a special P4C800?
Whats up evil_raver its nice to see another raver that likes xtreme ocing and hardware.
Someone around here has gotten LN2 and has beaten him by at least 100mhz I belive. That person was Macci.
5ghz is still amazing though, it must be one hell of a chip!
Yeah macci got 5Ghz months ago, was one of the first.
And we're talking about a Northwood, not a Prescott...
http://www.solidhardware.com/macci/