SPI 1M 8.843s by NewBeetle (Team Japan)

**massman** · 07-30-2007, 01:54 AM

Originally Posted by NewBeetle

The advantage of watercooled might be about 2-5MHz.

However, watercooled might be considerably advantageous if becoming long distance like 32M.
For me the maximum advantage of watercooled is not to cause the flow of air.
The flow of air should be a little because it makes frost and dew on the board.

Therefore, FAN is used to cool the memory by a minimum amount of the wind.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

Thanks for the info

I always thought that using fans to minimalize the amount of condensation was the way to go. How do you insulate the socket area to prevent condensation?

**SoF** · 07-30-2007, 02:54 AM

omg >5700mhz 32m is out of this world

congratulations from here as well for the sub 9min 32m. Looks like you have the best chip, equipment & skills around the world at the moment - simply godlike what you're doing these days

**NewBeetle** · 07-30-2007, 02:59 AM

Thank you always, SoF-san

Originally Posted by massman

Thanks for the info

I always thought that using fans to minimalize the amount of condensation was the way to go. How do you insulate the socket area to prevent condensation?

I use papers and masking-tape like this.

And FAN Controller

DEWA DEWA, massman-san
NewBeetle

**the-strokes** · 07-30-2007, 07:13 AM

nice tips nb-san,

btw.. u didnt use lacquer spray or nail vernish?
only masking tape?

**hipro5** · 07-30-2007, 07:41 AM

I don't remember if I have congratulate you in this thread too so congrats one more time M8.....

**asterix34** · 07-30-2007, 08:37 AM

Congratulation beetle san.It's wonderfull score.

**Stapler** · 07-30-2007, 09:03 AM

That's quite a lot of copper Newbeetle, thanks for the explanations.

**Zannema** · 07-30-2007, 10:08 AM

I like your pot newbeetle-san

**NewBeetle** · 07-30-2007, 02:02 PM

Thank you so much, the-strokes-san, hipro5-san, asterix34-san, Stapler-san, Zannema-san

Originally Posted by the-strokes

nice tips nb-san,

btw.. u didnt use lacquer spray or nail vernish?
only masking tape?

No, I didn't use them.
I use not only masking tape but also paper towel.

The paper towel is very important.
It has high adiabaticity and absorbs the drop of water.

I use it with matching the shape of the socket.

Originally Posted by hipro5

I don't remember if I have congratulate you in this thread too so congrats one more time M8.....

Thank you aways, hipro5-san

And congratulations on your 3DMark06 WR!!!

Originally Posted by Zannema

I like your pot newbeetle-san

I am looking forward to your result on Wednesday.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

**over@locker886** · 08-01-2007, 05:33 AM

My new cpu

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=134

**filmbot** · 08-01-2007, 05:49 AM

Originally Posted by NewBeetle

As other asked you about watercooling the NB and SB, how much more advantage do you get by using LN2 on it, or dry ice if thats what you use?

**luihed** · 08-01-2007, 08:47 AM

Congratulation NewBeettle-san

This is just amazing and its nice to see the WR returned to Japan where it deservingly belongs.... Wow..

Originally Posted by luihed

Wow... thanks for all the tips NewBeatle.... You are very generous with regards to sharing your knowledge...... May the overclocking gods reward you with a very fast cpu.......

Maybe I helped a little in your great acomplishement

ok maybe not lol.....

**NewBeetle** · 08-01-2007, 07:47 PM

Many thanks all!!!

Originally Posted by over@locker886

My new cpu

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=134

Wow! Your new CPU is the fastest E6700!!!

But it may not be E6700 because it shows x31 multiplier.

Originally Posted by filmbot

As other asked you about watercooling the NB and SB, how much more advantage do you get by using LN2 on it, or dry ice if thats what you use?

Watercooling on NB, I can run @FSB615NHz.

But using LN2 on it, NB is freezed.

Using dry ice and adjusting the temp (-)10C-(+)5C, I can run @FSB635MHz.

Originally Posted by luihed

Congratulation NewBeettle-san

This is just amazing and its nice to see the WR returned to Japan where it deservingly belongs.... Wow..

>Quote:
>Originally Posted by luihed
>Wow... thanks for all the tips NewBeatle....
>You are very generous with regards to sharing your knowledge......
>May the overclocking gods reward you with a very fast cpu.......

Maybe I helped a little in your great acomplishement

ok maybe not lol.....

Thank you so much, luihed-san.

I have not forgotten your word.
I was able to receive a very fast CPU from the overclocking gods as you said.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

**filmbot** · 08-01-2007, 07:55 PM

Thats a nice boost. I may have to look into making some sort of pot to try it out.

Thanks

**NewBeetle** · 08-01-2007, 08:16 PM

Hi, filmbot-san and all

I tested Dry Ice-cooling for the chipset.
32M might run by FSB620 or more if holding out a little more.

modPI 8M new WR : 01m52.937s @5590.0MHz (FSB621.1MHz x 9)

modPI 16M new WR : 04m10.437s @5559.5MHz (FSB617.7MHz x 9)

(Set up)
M/B：ASUS P5K Rev.1.02G VMod (75MOACD45***/P5K0408.ROM)
M/B Bed：「V-TEC ARC Bed Rev.3.3」
NB cooling：Tara-chan 1st (mini copper pot) + Dry Ice/temp (-)10C-(+)5C
SB cooling：Swiftech MCX159-R + FAN + Torii-kun-mini (by Tam)
CPU：Intel Core2 E6700(L633A549#7)
CPU cooling：MaxxNEO + LN2/temp：-155C
Memory：Team Xtreem PC2-8500 C4 1GBx2 4-4-4-4
VGA：Matrox Millennium PCI 2MB
HDD：Western Digital WD360ADFD
Power Supply：OCZ PowerStream 520W
Vcore：1.830V(Actual)
Vio：3.50V(PC Probe 2)
Vdimm：2.65V(Actual)
OS：Windows Server 2003
Remarks：FSB550MHz x 9@boot

**OC_Windforce** · 08-01-2007, 08:43 PM

great great newbeetle

VMCH ?

**NewBeetle** · 08-01-2007, 09:06 PM

Hi, my neighbor OC_Windforce-san

Originally Posted by OC_Windforce

great great newbeetle

VMCH ?

North Bridge Voltage (VMCH) is 1.55V.
CPU PLL Voltage is 1.50V.
They are BIOS setting and no mod.
My chip seems not to be good at high voltage.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

**Stapler** · 08-01-2007, 09:09 PM

^Apparently we have different definitions of good.

**OC_Windforce** · 08-01-2007, 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by NewBeetle

Hi, my neighbor OC_Windforce-san

North Bridge Voltage (VMCH) is 1.55V.
CPU PLL Voltage is 1.50V.
They are BIOS setting and no mod.
My chip seems not to be good at high voltage.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

Thanks. Kind NewBeetle-san

**1Day** · 08-01-2007, 10:12 PM

I feel like I am sitting in on a master class of Sub Zero overclocking and benching

, New Beetle-san you are a great teacher and your willingness to share your experiences and knowledge is greatly appreciated by me and I am sure by all members here. May Team Japan and all its members prosper and continue to have good luck. Thank you.

**asterix34** · 08-01-2007, 11:24 PM

Congratulations,more two WR:

Fsb 620 Mhz.

great work,bravo Newbeetle san

**pranko1** · 08-02-2007, 02:19 AM

OMG!!! Extremely nice, congrats

.

**luihed** · 08-02-2007, 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by NewBeetle

Thank you so much, luihed-san.

I have not forgotten your word.
I was able to receive a very fast CPU from the overclocking gods as you said.

DEWA DEWA ～
NewBeetle

Youre welcome

.. I have an E6700 coming ( L626B ), maybe you can wish the same for me

I tried using dry ice on the chipset and my commando's max fsb on 1066strap went from 490fsb to almost 520fsb... but my pot was just a nb cooler with a bunch of dry ice on top lol.....

http://www3.telus.net/luis99/oc/nbcooled.JPG

**Gautam** · 08-02-2007, 08:15 AM

I notice that NewBeetle-san is only running the northbridge at -10C, so it doesn't seem like that'd take anything too elaborate.

Whatever works,right.

I love seeing xtreme northbridge cooling. The only time I tried it was on an i875 board...don't have any two containers that can fit properly atm on new boards. :-/

**ent** · 08-02-2007, 09:36 AM

Congrats on new WRs NewBeetle! 9x617 runs are just awesome!

Why did you go back to P5K from P5K-E?

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