my first dry ice session with 440 celeron and c2d e6600

hi guys so i decided to take the plunge to the unknown and do my first experiments dry ice.

the first thing i did was insulate the mobo and make a mounting kit for the container i bought from fellow finn SF3D .. btw thanks man for the tube it works perfectly :up:
and if im not mistaken the builder of that particular container is ilkkahy not 100% sure though..
the gear i used..

-asus p5k deluxe
-rhino pc 8000 2gb kit
-western digital raptor 74gig
-ati x1650 pro
- intel celeron 440 (conroe-L) stepping Q705A601

ok on with the pics.. here are some mobo insulation pics...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0632.jpg

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0635.jpg

the container fastened and ready to go :)

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0636.jpg

this is how it looks from the inside. quite interesting idea with those poles.

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0637.jpg

my gear..

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0638.jpg

some dice action inside the pot

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0641.jpg

cool vapors :D

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0643.jpg

the mandatory XS on the frosty containers bottom... :up: i owe a lot to the dry ice section.. i pretty much learned everything that i know about extreme cooling for there :toast:

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0644.jpg

and here are the results that i got.. first let me apologize about the lack of ram settings.. the cpu z was detecting the timings all wrong so i decided to drop those completely from the sreenies.. lol it was saying that i had ddr3 memory an the timings were 33.6.6.9 when they were 4.4.3.3.. pretty weird huh.

ok 4.1ghz not bad.. but not too great ether..

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...erpi4.1ghz.jpg

sadly the chip maxed out at 4.150mhz :shakes:

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...mhz17.547s.jpg

lets tighten those memory settings shall we.. and the best i could do in superPi 1m was 17.390s not bad.. imo

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...os/17.390s.jpg

ok thats all from me now.. tomorrow i will post the results on the e6600
see ya fellas

:D

WooHoo! :up: You popped the cherry bro!! Looks awsome!! Glad you had a great time benching.

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Originally Posted by [XC] Hicks121

WooHoo! :up: You popped the cherry bro!! Looks awsome!! Glad you had a great time benching.

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i sure did bro and i didn't kill anything... witch is nice :D
i'm amazed that the mods haven't deleted your avatar ...


oh and btw here is a short video clip: sorry about the vid quality i must have been playing with my camera last week on a fishing trip or something :D

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...h_b3fc2264.jpg

Great results there :up: Can't wait to see what you get with your E6600 ;)

Good results in this chip, I hope you had fun benching:up:

And I loved your hygienical paper insulating :p:

Nice job with your first dry ice bench and very clean setup. My insulation is never that clean, wish I could get good foam like yours.

I got a few tips though. First try crushing up the dry ice into snow, then fill a bit with dry ice before adding the acetone and then fill some more. This'll create a sort of dry ice slushy which works better in my experience. You'll have to constantly mix the dry ice and the acetone to keep gas bubbles from forming on the base, but it'll let you keep absolutly constant temps for hours of hard benching, temps won't even raise during 32m runs. Even at high clocks, with that technique and my mousepot my temps don't even raise a whole degree from the start of a 32m run to end. Now if you get lazy in the middle of the run temps will rise, but if you tamp it down you've got nothing to worry about. Next, you probably don't need the vaseline, I never use it and it's never been a problem for me, and it's probably not a good idea to use a metal hold down.

What is the clear looking material that is surrounding the CPU and is all over the motherboard's capacitors?

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

hi guys so i decided to take the plunge to the unknown and do my first experiments dry ice.

the first thing i did was insulate the mobo and make a mounting kit for the container i bought from fellow finn SF3D .. btw thanks man for the tube it works perfectly :up:
and if im not mistaken the builder of that particular container is ilkkahy not 100% sure though..
the gear i used..

-asus p5k deluxe
-rhino pc 8000 2gb kit
-western digital raptor 74gig
-ati x1650 pro
- intel celeron 440 (conroe-L) stepping Q705A601

ok on with the pics.. here are some mobo insulation pics...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0632.jpg

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That's vaseline.

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Originally Posted by Stapler

Nice job with your first dry ice bench and very clean setup. My insulation is never that clean, wish I could get good foam like yours.

I got a few tips though. First try crushing up the dry ice into snow, then fill a bit with dry ice before adding the acetone and then fill some more. This'll create a sort of dry ice slushy which works better in my experience. You'll have to constantly mix the dry ice and the acetone to keep gas bubbles from forming on the base, but it'll let you keep absolutly constant temps for hours of hard benching, temps won't even raise during 32m runs. Even at high clocks, with that technique and my mousepot my temps don't even raise a whole degree from the start of a 32m run to end. Now if you get lazy in the middle of the run temps will rise, but if you tamp it down you've got nothing to worry about. Next, you probably don't need the vaseline, I never use it and it's never been a problem for me, and it's probably not a good idea to use a metal hold down.

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hey thanks man for the tips..im kinda green at this so any kind of help is more than welcome.. :D
and yep have to agree with you that the metal holdown was not a good move, a lot of ice did start to form to it, but the paper towels seem to of helped a bit..
actually [XC] Hicks121 did point out last night that the dry ice acetone mix should be more slushy than i had there. :up: gonna try and make it more slushy today.

Nice result and clean setup! :up:

Next time i will test my Celi too.

Good work solar!

Nice to see that this tube is working like it should. You have to mix dry ice really well with this tube. Temperature will raise quickly if you don't. (Those poles are the reason of it.)

Thermal compund could be for example -arctic Ceramique. Is see that you used something else. Verkkokauppa.com is selling big tubes ~10€ (22g)

Waiting those E6600 benches. Same chip I had few months ago.

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Originally Posted by SF3D

Good work solar!

Nice to see that this tube is working like it should. You have to mix dry ice really well with this tube. Temperature will raise quickly if you don't. (Those poles are the reason of it.)

Thermal compund could be for example -arctic Ceramique. Is see that you used something else. Verkkokauppa.com is selling big tubes ~10€ (22g)

Waiting those E6600 benches. Same chip I had few months ago.

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i would have used artic Ceramique but i found that i had misplased the the freaking tube lol.. i could not find it so i desided that AS5 would be better than nothing.. benching my e6600 right now.. i managed to f*ck up windows some how and have to re install the whole thing.. it happened when i tried to jump from 550 fsb to 570fsb..

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Originally Posted by SF3D

Thermal compund could be for example -arctic Ceramique. Is see that you used something else. Verkkokauppa.com is selling big tubes ~10€ (22g)

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No no no.. no artic ceramique, silver or anything like that. Just the most basic thermal grease with dry ice and ln2.

As said before with that container you have to play with dryice a bit but as properly used its quite effective.

Nice to see some dryice action from here :)

crap.. seems like i will not be able to do the e6600 test at all.. i ran out of dry ice..
i think that i just have to go and get a nother 10kilos next week and bench the e6600 again.. i even forgot to take sreenies from the SPi runs i made.. unbeliveble.. :hitself::hitself::hitself::hitself:
well from what i can say is the highest clock speed i was able to do was 4.7ghz just forgot to take those freaking sreenies.. :hitself:

Nice setup :) Too bad you could only hit 4.15 but atleast you have some experience now :D

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No no no.. no artic ceramique, silver or anything like that. Just the most basic thermal grease with dry ice and ln2.

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Thats true. Basic silicon paste is good in this purpose. I did 4.6GHz with my E6600 and that tube. It is really good considering the price of it :D

What voltage you used @ 4.7GHz? My chip did 4.4GHz with 1.51V
Same tube was used in these runs. My chip had that weird temp bug, so I couldn't test higher MHz.
Attachment 61650

Hope to see your results soon :up:

Haha....thats sucks about the screenies, but what matters is that you had a great time doing it & you learned alot from it(take freakn screenies next time..lol).:D

@SF3D the voltage i used was the max that this board could do without any mods ...1.7v (real 1.67V).
btw was that @4400 mhz with you p5k deluxe or with some other board..

@[XC] Hicks121 yeah man i fell like a total retard right now.. well at least i had some fun.
definitely gonna do some more dry ice clocking in the future..
this stuff is a addicting.

Those runs were made with Abit QuadGT.

These L627B chips can run really high speed with really low voltages. So try to lower your voltage a bit and raise your clockspeed and voltage step by step. If you need Vmod help on that P5K, just send e-mail to me.

well done :)

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

crap.. seems like i will not be able to do the e6600 test at all.. i ran out of dry ice..
i think that i just have to go and get a nother 10kilos next week and bench the e6600 again.. i even forgot to take sreenies from the SPi runs i made.. unbeliveble.. :hitself::hitself::hitself::hitself:
well from what i can say is the highest clock speed i was able to do was 4.7ghz just forgot to take those freaking sreenies.. :hitself:

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4.7ghz is stable for Pi or just from screen?

@PcCI2iminal it was pi stable (1M) gonna give it a nother try in the following weeks.

nice OC. thats one heck of a mouse though (green mouse with two bumps)
and thats way too much AS5.

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Originally Posted by justin_c

nice OC. thats one heck of a mouse though (green mouse with two bumps)
and thats way too much AS5.

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hey thanks man.. that mouse is one of my first mods i ever made.. its originally some cheap microsoft mouse witch i decided to pimp it up :D
its not clearly shown on the pic but it has a camo paint jop

oh and actually after i took that pick (where it shows how much as5 i had used ) i came to the same conclusion as you did.. wayy too much as5.. so i didn't use that much of it when i fastened the container.

Congrats mate;) Push more :)

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Originally Posted by over@locker886

Congrats mate;) Push more :)

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would love to but there is a tiny problem in that.. the celeron is for sale now.. next im getting a quad 6600 or E6850..

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

would love to but there is a tiny problem in that.. the celeron is for sale now.. next im getting a quad 6600 or E6850..

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:( I wait new celeron 460ES:)

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...s/DSCN0638.jpg

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Interesting mouse...
But great work! :clap: :clap:

hehe thanks s0lid ...what is it about people commenting my mouse hahaha.. :D
btw thats the first mod i ever did.. it did not turn out the way i wanted but it still works perfectly fine so i'm not too bothered about the outcome.

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

hehe thanks s0lid ...what is it about people commenting my mouse hahaha.. :D
btw thats the first mod i ever did.. it did not turn out the way i wanted but it still works perfectly fine so i'm not too bothered about the outcome.

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Um... One of the kind paint job?

Gj for the first time, a bit much on the dielectric grease though.

I also noticed the mouse.

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Originally Posted by s0lid

Um... One of the kind paint job?

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yep its supposed to be a camo paint jop.. i know it does not show in the pic vere clearly.. crappy cam :mad:

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Originally Posted by FUGGER

Gj for the first time, a bit much on the dielectric grease though.

I also noticed the mouse.

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btw thats not dielectric grease.. its white Vaseline serves the same function.. since this was my first try i did not what to sacrifice my hardware.. but a lot of other guys have said the same thing so next time i'll use little bit less of it. :D

Not bad :)