I don't think you've pushed them to the limits. LOL...j/k:toast:
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I don't think you've pushed them to the limits. LOL...j/k:toast:
So you want 1.9 volts like i gave my clawhammer :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
LOl.....no, I want to see 1.9V into a 90nm cpu :D :Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/3793/3600a1te.jpg
I do hate my sandiego..........hehe I'll fix its ass for not being a 3.3 gig air chip.
It must be nice to be able to freeze your cpu :)
I got no idea how to set something like that up and I do not want to spend 1 G for a vapochill :slap:
A cheap DIY Dry Ice tube costs about $35 and about 4 hours of your time most of that for lapping. Add $10 for 10lbs of DI and another 5 for acetone and you can have alot of fun. Used phase units range from $250-$450 and OCZ may be selling a budget unit soon so the horizon looks good for the beginner. As for me well i have an arsenal already and i like to mod my own stuff. If it took a pic of just what i have for cooling alone people would drool forget what i have for hardware.
what is the difference between N and T CPUs?
talk to oppainter recently? i think he runs his 154 cabne at 1.95 or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Im hoping for some really cold coling soon and i just got a CABGE chip that i will most definetly run 1.9 through for you once i get all set up (a few months awa y unfortunatly)
T loves volts N likes to go high on low volts and likes to die on high volts :) for instance My x2 3800 I've been using is a T chip. It responds well with voltage/cold. My 3700 sandy is an N chip it doesn't respond to volts as well and requires fine tuning. Contradictory to this i've seen T chips die with not enough volts + high clocks. Also in my experience T chips are more resililient to BH-5 etc high volts to MMC.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
To bad you don't live near R.I. revv I have a couple units just sitting here wasting away atm.
I live near RI chew :D , I was there all day today actually.
I appreciate the effort you put forth already with this board.
I laughed when I read your slight rant about the DFi/NF4.....
So true man, it's pathetic, although I was very fortunate today...
It actually BOOTED on the first try!!
Heheheheh
Board looks good so far, I won't be going XFire, or AM2(anytime soon at least), so I'm hoping/will be looking for an RX board to get rid of this problematic Ultra-D (that folks at other locations say are other problems :rolleyes:, need not mention that site me thinks.... ).
Thx again
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Hey man you should meet up some time. We will have a clockathon. mach1 times 2, + liquid frostbyte, + DI tube makes for alot of fun.
I'll come over your house lol :D
Your already setup!!
I have 2x256 XMS3500 that seem to love up to 3.8v, 2x256 LE 431's, a prommy and some other stuff if ya interested in doing some runs.
PM me if ya interested.
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that's interestingQuote:
Originally Posted by chew*
it's the other way round for me..................Opti165 is a T chip and 1.52-53v is sort of max...........this 3800+ is an N chip and it seems it can handle past 1.55v on stock cooler
Got all that stuff covered although im lacking in the 2x 512mb department for testing on this board, all i have is a set of speed binned pc 3200 UCCC. Also lacking in the opteron department. I really need to test opty OC with 1/1 memory as grouper tended to struggle with ocing memory with opty's. Prommy would be cool though as one of my mach 1's goes in for mods monday.
I have 2x512 Twinmoss UT, unfortunately my Opty 148 is a Cab2e.
I've never really pushed this UT.
I also have a NC 3500+ ( which SEEMS to be a POS, at least on air), and a winny 3000+ ( which is Prolly a pos under cold ).
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Originally Posted by dinos22
N chip. Notice the voltage rating. T chips are 1.35 default.
http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/8646/4600b5zg.jpg
Thats ok I got high end water and air also. PM sentQuote:
Originally Posted by muzz
Prommy is a mach1, great for a vcard.
Chew,
Set me up with some nice cooling for my sealed 165 UPMW #0069 :D :toast: :toast: :D
Kaiser most likely what i have here is to cold for that OPTY. Although i do have a high end beginner water setup......if the waterblock was swapped out.
Yikes, what hapenned here
http://it-review.net//images/stories...200_test16.jpg
Can you give me the list of components used in that test? Why do i get the feeling that DFI compared they're board to the advantage aka budget version........
http://it-review.net/index.php?optio...439&Itemid=111Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
You are correct it is PC and not PI.
Yah thats not the same review or bench. I want to test with as close to the same components possible........Quote:
Originally Posted by markr
http://www.it-review.net/index.php?o...439&Itemid=111Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
The above 'review' has to be the worst I have seen in quite a while.
The graphs are inconsistent, appear to be mislabelled (how can you have two graphs labeled 'PCMark 05 CPU Score' with two different results?), and seemingly contain no relevant information...
I cleared my temp internet files caches just to get rid of any residue from that site... very poorly composed indeed.