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Just tried it on the venice 3500+..cold bug confirmed around -90
I really hate this!!
:slap: how am I going to do? :stick:
Ice's cascade is really too cold to boot my 3500+ venice.
Even I tried 1.9v it's still -109..
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wow crazy just crazy.. and u even got a cascade waterblock too O_o i am speechless opb.
opb if you turn on the cascade then turn it off wait till temps get higher like -20 then turn the cascade again when is in windows?
That's a pisser dude. I really hope this issue doesn't show itself on the San Diego cores too.
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Originally Posted by idleuser
yup, I got cascade SS. :)
turn the condensor fan down a little bit?
no way... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by zabomb4163
no matter what, ice's cascade always above -110c :(
I am so regret that I sold my fx55
somhow i dont think it would be very cold with the condensor fan off...Quote:
Originally Posted by Onepagebook
OPB, are you using a K type thermocouple or a T type. becuase you have ur DT200 set to use T type.
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Originally Posted by MaxxxRacer
I use T type
quite bad news for you, not nice, thought 99% of people wont have a prob with this, try selling the venice and get a fx-57 :)
Yeah venice still has cold bug :stick: Pretty sure diago doesn't. That sucks that your chip has it though, OPB.
Turning condenser fan off wouldn't be a very good idea. Low stage temps will drop which means high stage pressures rise, correct? Or will it just not condense? I really have no clue how cascades work really but I know it would be BAD if you tured the fan off :p:
Damn PC ICE, can't you get ahold of yourself and stop making the cascades so cold that peeps can't use 'em :rolleyes:
:D
Sorry to hear about your bad luck OPB, gl getting around the cold bug...
didnt we knew a few days ago that venice did better on ice but still had a cold bug?
edit: pretty amazing low temps :eek:
Thank you guys, you guys pretty sure that San Diego won't have cold bug?:D
I don't think anyone knows anyting about how San Diego core behaves under cascade... As far as I remember, nobody tried it yet...
I really have a feeling, that cascade benchers will have a rough time with those new cores...
I'm pretty sure I remember reading that AMD said the winny/venice cold bug is a memory controler issue that they will try and resolve but the san diago controler is fine. Don't take my word for it though. I don't want to be blamed for a 400 dollar purchase that doesn't work...
Like they say, "Seeing Is Believing" :) Let's wait for first guinea pigs :D
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Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
that pig would be me again. :toast:
well I pm u for sale. I will try in modded mach 1 ;)
get on the msnQuote:
Originally Posted by JNav89GT
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Originally Posted by pc ice
Ya right, when I told you it's -112 under 1.96v loded you kinda surprised..:D
you're the man stand for your name. :up:
damn , well uhh , since your really not doing nething with that cascade , mind putting my 3500+ clawhammer under it and seeing what it does :D
this thing screams but with volts and im aircooling :(
would be fun if you can get some nice benchies and what not with it :D .
ohh and btw , kevin you got a pm . :)
if you turn on the cascade wiat till get -110°c the turn it off and with the temp raises to -40° an turn on the pc and then turn on the cascade wont work????
i cant remember who was the guy that did it and worked
pc-ice you can add a CPEV in the second stage, like this OPB can regulate temps on the head!!!