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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMike View Post
    Why disable Vdroop Control?!.... Is there a reason for that?!... Doesn't work?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmyz View Post
    mislabled in bios, disabled = on, enabled = off.
    Ohh... Didn't knew that, so i must change my...

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    I got my board back from RMA and finally set it up this weekend. I am running a QX6850 and my PWM temps are out of control. My pwm temps hit 80+ during prime95 then the board shuts down. Do I need to set-up the transpiper? Where is the best place to put a fan to cool this b**ch down? Here is a shot at 8x475(3.800ghz). Specs in sig ,any help would be appreciated.
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    Those temps are out of control mate How do they compare to your first board?

    A fan over the NB and PWM would certainly help, but I'd be more tempted to take off the heatpipe assembly, and check whether the thermal paste has been applied properly.

    Generally these boards seem to be very good in that department, but there's always the chance of a one off.

    My chipset and PWM don't go above 50c and that's taking into account warm ambients.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RLM View Post
    Those temps are out of control mate How do they compare to your first board?

    A fan over the NB and PWM would certainly help, but I'd be more tempted to take off the heatpipe assembly, and check whether the thermal paste has been applied properly.

    Generally these boards seem to be very good in that department, but there's always the chance of a one off.

    My chipset and PWM don't go above 50c and that's taking into account warm ambients.

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    Thanks for the reply. My first board was DOA. Looks like I will be breaking down the heatpipe assembly tonight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bootsy View Post
    I got my board back from RMA and finally set it up this weekend. I am running a QX6850 and my PWM temps are out of control. My pwm temps hit 80+ during prime95 then the board shuts down. Do I need to set-up the transpiper? Where is the best place to put a fan to cool this b**ch down? Here is a shot at 8x475(3.800ghz). Specs in sig ,any help would be appreciated.
    Well on my NB and my PWM I just brought a hard drive cooler and removed the two 40mm fans out of it, I then screwed one to the heatsink on the PWM's and another blows through the fins on the NB heatsink, for 40mm fans they are do an excellent job, especially compared to yours, and completely quiet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seanie's Show View Post
    Well on my NB and my PWM I just brought a hard drive cooler and removed the two 40mm fans out of it, I then screwed one to the heatsink on the PWM's and another blows through the fins on the NB heatsink, for 40mm fans they are do an excellent job, especially compared to yours, and completely quiet.

    Soz about the picture quality:
    Thanks for the pics!!
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    Will Cell Shock 4-4-4-10 (PC2 8000) work on this Motherboard?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brother Esau View Post
    Will Cell Shock 4-4-4-10 (PC2 8000) work on this Motherboard?
    That's what I am running, except at 4-4-4-12 (stock at 1000.) I haven't really pushed things yet...this board is lot more complicated than I'm used to.

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