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Sorry if this has already been asked, but will current evaps need to be modified/replaced to become compatible with Nehalem? I think the 1366 chips are a tad bigger than the LGA sockets.
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Nope, the core itself hasn't grown larger than the evaps so you are fine. Hell, current Chilly1 evaps don't cover the entire IHS on LGA775![]()
It's not needed anyway. Current evap heads are really large enough for LGA1366 chips, although bigger the head, the more evaporating surface it usualy have ;p
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if it was water cooling ideally you would want a bigger evap, but for phase change its not such an issue.
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Last edited by kayl; 10-14-2008 at 06:40 AM.
The look of your units always makes them stand out. I had no idea that even LN2 would allow for 1.95v core a 45nm! very impressive results.
Nice and low temp rise when loaded BTW
Where's it going off to? Someone in the AU?
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Kayl , where exactly do you measure the evap temp ?????
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from one side of aus to the other, Melbourne
dont think i would want to send one outside Australia
i measure mine close to the base of the evaporator. I file the side of the evap and dab the k-type probe in thermo paste rub some onto the evap and then tape her tight.
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Last edited by Stelios; 10-25-2008 at 07:25 AM.
didnt run prime1024 sorry, i know with a quad core around the 84% things get real hot.
E8500 with 1.85v warmest i seen load was -104c i think after 4 hrs benching.
idle the second stage is around 200psi, after 4 hrs benching around 220psi.
low side pressure would be around 10hg idle and a few hg load
with 310w load it was a few psi load
firstage was around 4psi low and not too sure high stage pressure, under 200psi i suspect.
i dont really take much notice of die temps as it changes from motherboard to motherboard and cpu to cpu.
maybe first mount on a a cpu, i let the run pc at stock and then boot into bios and watch die temps compared to evap temps, normally a few c difference between the 2, wait till it hits 60c then shut cooler off. if i have a bad mount temps will be alot hotter and pc normally crashed before dies reach 60c. then i start the cooler and bench.
also gigabyte mobos only read down to around -8x c and no lower, at load die temps stay the same, ie colder than -8x c
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Very useful info . Thanks for the details .
The reason i'm asking all these questions is cause i made a new cascade with two rotary compressors ( 30cc each one ) . I don't have very good evap temps (-107c idle , -96c with 230watt cartridge) cause the vacuum is very high (about 15hg under load) . I'm using 1.7m 0.078 ... but i think i have to try something like 1.5m (or 3m 0.091) .
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