That's what I was afraid of. Guess I may have to part it out, bummer I hardly got to use it
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That's what I was afraid of. Guess I may have to part it out, bummer I hardly got to use it
Scott, Do you have any r1150 you could ship to me? I still havent been able to find any locally to fix the cascade
I'm beginning to think the box is the only thing AMD is releasing. Maybe bulldozer is just some new innovation in cpu box design and not an actual cpu after all lol.
(flamers go easy it's just a...
Scott has also promised to come to Missouri at the end of April to fix my cascade (stage 2 died) I cant wait to finally get it up and running again and it will be cool to meet the builder face to...
Sent you a P.M.
sorry for hijacking your thread Scott
[QUOTE=Dumo;4770829]3 months, 6 hours daily
Is that continious? If not Did you have it under load the entire time it was running?
No, just ambient.
My pc is in a small room inside a metal building and there is a large window ac in the wall. Even though it's comfortable it's still humid in there, not in the winter, but summertime can be pretty...
Yes it does. I tried closed cell foam and I...
Yes it does. I tried closed cell foam and I still got it at the first ram slot and the fan plug above the cpu. As long as the system is under load no problems but if idling in windows web surfing I...
I have and it works just a pain if I ever need to rma
In Stockton yes, in SW. Missouri not so much. I use 2 layers of closed cell foam,paper towel and art eraser on the back of the mobo, eraser paper towel on the front, dielectric grease in the cpu and...
Where I live it is so humid in the summer it would be difficult to insulate well enough for 24/7 running especially at times when there wasn't much heatload.
Interesting, isnt that a cpu with integrated gpu?
Yes all lanes are 16x. Havent messed with my rig for awhile. I now have 3 6950's, but haven't tried them trifire yet. My goal was to use the 5870 in the media pc I just built, but before I got the...
Have you ever heard of this happening?
I used electric parts cleaner on my amd setup, just flipped the board upside down aimed the tube at the socket and sprayed the heck out of it. Then I hit it with low pressure compressed air and wiped...
Well then I'm going to go past the 1.25 mark and see how it goes. I'm trying to break 35000 in vantage and I think I've pushed the 5870 as hard as I want to @ 1100/1300 1.25v. I'm pretty close my...
I have a saphire 5970 w/c in trifire with an asus 5870 which is also water cooled. The room the pc is in is pretty cold so temps never go above 40c.
I would like to reach 1000 / 1200 on the 5970...
I also have run into issues when everything wasn't properly insulated, condensation near the ram slots, mofset area, fan connection above socket etc. I do use dielectric grease in the socket, closed...
I've only run phase with an AMD platform and always use dielectric grease, but I have heard a few stories of rusty sockets from people who didn't. I've been able to clean out the socket well enough...
Very nice, clean and professional. Nice temps too, where do you place the temp probe when you do load testing?
[QUOTE=Lawsonmh15;4724184]It's not so much the H70; rather the 4 133CFM Scythe's and a 240 CFM.
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Heck then get him a cascade!:D
What is an acceptable noise level seems to be a very personal thing. I had one ss that I thought was quiet that my wife found intolerable and another that was quiet to the previous owner but loud to...
For that much money you can probably buy an ss built to handle sandy bridge
I'll have to take a pic to show you where the original probe is. It looks like at one time it went to the evap and now it loops back under the evap and is taped to the suction line. It quit working...
