does the watercooling block on the northbridge dismount from the board ok to fit into watercooling loopQuote:
Originally Posted by BulldogPO
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does the watercooling block on the northbridge dismount from the board ok to fit into watercooling loopQuote:
Originally Posted by BulldogPO
Yes, that Fusion block is "little" restrictive :(
But CPU temps are fine.
Damn, I cant get very high FSB,s but it must be this Q6600 B3.
I´m now driving it 8x450MHz.
If you will use the fusion passive, the temperatures will be very high?Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogPO
I have use a sonde K that I placed in the waterblock and the temperature is of 60°C with just 1.5v and no bench...Quote:
Originally Posted by hornet
But you have the fusion block not wc, correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by CornerJack
Yes, waterblock passif... I make test with waterblock passif and after with watercooling :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hornet
That was good, like this gave for verify itself really yields or not. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by CornerJack
Gee and I always say my English is far from being flawless... I have no idea what are you guys talking about... :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by hornet
Same here :)
Hey... at least they're trying and if you think about it for more than a couple of seconds, you'll start to understand what they're trying to say.
Besides, English IS the most complicated language to learn and it's my third language.
Regular Asus Maximus Formula has just been added to Asus Global. So 2 more weeks?
No difference btw except for the heatsink..:
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/7...rmulasezc6.jpg
I see all the X38 boards listed there including Formula SE.Quote:
Originally Posted by rabor
nice result
Thx for that commparasion...i was just wondering...
Thing is, that in .pl they got only Maximus non SE...and i need SE :D
Need to do small trip to .cz :D
I gave it more than a minute and I couldn't figure it out...Quote:
Originally Posted by WeaponX
This is more than silly - it's just simply FALSE.Quote:
Besides, English IS the most complicated language to learn and it's my third language.
English IS NOT complicated AT ALL; in fact since it lacks any serious grammar it's rather EASY TO LEARN (at least basic level) in comparison with rest of the inflective Western languages (and let's not forget Asian ones are far more difficult for a Westerner.)
PS: I more or less speak two more besides English (and my native one) and currently learning the next and I don't consider myself a language genius, trust me.
Finnish language is pretty complicated compared to anything :)
Back to bussiness:
My SupePi 1M time:
http://www.hwbot.org/signature.img?i...18&thumb=false
I just cant understand anything about those GTL and VTT voltage settings in bios, what they do?
My problems are resolved.
Asus Maximus Formula non SE.:D
@hornet
Dunno if the temps will change anyways...
I would prefere SE even without WC...
I wish they made that block ready to be mated to a 1/2" hose.
Then it would have been purfect....
I have to believe that cutt's down flow quite a bit on a 1/2" system...
Does Fusion make a replacement block, the same size, made for 1/2" tubing. That would be killer..
I read that release date for UK will be December :mad:
Here in sweden it will arrive on Monday, So I will probably have it on wednesday :)
I still can't decide if I should get this board or the P5E. Or wait for the Abit X38 Quad GT. Damn, why are the boards released to the public before reviewers?
here is my max frequency pi32 on Maximus
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=250862
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/6...i321mb1gx4.jpg
the maximus is better than the P5E for sure. the p5e has an aluminum heatsink.Quote:
Originally Posted by jagt
I have ordered P5E becouse it was much more cheeper, but in Czechia, Maximus Formula SE is almost that same price that P5E in Poland for now.
I`m planing to buy stuff in Chechia next week, if they had it, if not, i`ll take P5E - not so big differance
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Originally Posted by flaker