i take that back, are you happy with the board? everyone who jumped casue it was the 1st sli board seems to be unsatisfiedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kane
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i take that back, are you happy with the board? everyone who jumped casue it was the 1st sli board seems to be unsatisfiedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kane
Wow Charlie, I'm certainly impressed, Heck on Air My 2nd PC zoom2 can't get above 2.25GHz, But that's cause of the ram and possibly also cause I need some faster case and cpu fans too. Insane, But what can I say 3708Mhz is nothing to sneeze at and I would have benched there, Either there or at 3760Mhz(3.76GHz)! :banana: :banana:
Mad props to Ya and I hope the cpu isn't an expensive dead paperweight now. :shrug: :shrug:
I think that's the question most are wondering about.
Did you fry the CPU or MB?
Don't feel bad if you fried the CPU. Others have done worse.
I mean, think about race car drivers, they blow engines like it's nothing. Of coarse they have sponsers, but still, you blowing a CPU is not the end of the world.
is it possible to run a rig cooled just by that opti-cool oil?
I have the same question, like if you sealed everything in... a sealed container lol, can it cool eficently?Quote:
Originally Posted by boostdfd3s
It looks like a lorry of nitro was spent. :)
excellen work
intead of having a bottom to the container, can't you have it direct die? faster low temps, possibly slightly lower overall too
very nice result :slobber:
Very impressive results :)
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Very impressive, lots of useful information here, Charlie. Way to go!
Hi UB, What took You so long? ;) ;) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Bob
Charlie, the next thing you should do is cool your PSU the same way.
Charlie - how did the clean-up process go after all? Was it difficult to clean off all your parts from the OPTI-COOL?Quote:
Originally Posted by charlie
No,
it's easy actually, not oily at all. leaves no residue and cleans with any porous cloth.
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