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    Quote Originally Posted by skinnee View Post
    You'll have to go back to air on the SB for Tri-SLI... on the Enzotech, Was messing around with it before I got my Chipset loop running, you'll be very happy.
    Thanks for the info, a few questions. Am I right in assuming the Enzotech will fit the SB holes without modding? What are you running at the moment, SLi or tri-Sli? What about the Evercool for the SB was that any good?
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    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on CPU and S2E : Swiftech Laing D5 Vario MCP655, DTek Fuzion V2 with Quad Core plate, EK Blocks on NB and Mosfets, Evercool VGA Cooler on SB, TFC Exchanger Triple Rad with shrouds & 3X Yate Loon D12SH-12.
    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on Graphics : DD Tieton Water Blocks with Copper Ram Plates, DLaing DDC-1Plus 18W Ultra with OCLabs Plexi Top, TFC Exchanger Quad Rad with shrouds & 4X Scythe S-FLEX 1600RPM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RAID View Post
    is the bandwidth drop off over 475FSB only limited to the s2e or is it with all 790i boards?
    Quote Originally Posted by memory View Post
    The bandwidth drop is due to the chipset
    Bandwidth drop happens when you go over 425Mhz FSB afaik. P1 & P2 fix this problem, but you would need to test stability again if you enable this two.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tyke View Post
    I agree. As long as WC is specific to this board it is on topic. I have just ordered a third GTX 280 and will be playing about with a tri-sli watercooled setup this week!! I may have to revert to air cooling on the SB, I have ordered an Enzotech CNB-S1L and Antec spot fan just in case.
    Well, I never saw it as off topic anyways
    Tyke, whats up with all this cards, you are going to end up needing a nuclear plant to power your pc!. Btw, if the Enzotech picture is right, it might work with the little fan on and Tri-SLI right?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tyke View Post
    Thanks for the info, a few questions. Am I right in assuming the Enzotech will fit the SB holes without modding? What are you running at the moment, SLi or tri-Sli? What about the Evercool for the SB was that any good?
    It should fit no problems, I havent read about uncompatibility so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slim142 View Post
    Bandwidth drop happens when you go over 425Mhz FSB afaik. P1 & P2 fix this problem, but you would need to test stability again if you enable this two.



    Well, I never saw it as off topic anyways
    Tyke, whats up with all this cards, you are going to end up needing a nuclear plant to power your pc!. Btw, if the Enzotech picture is right, it might work with the little fan on and Tri-SLI right?



    It should fit no problems, I havent read about uncompatibility so far.
    I will try a fan on it and let you know the results. I was thinking of just the heatsink with an Antec spot fan .
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    GRAPHICS: 3 X Zotac GTX 280 Amp! SLi Watercooled @ 740/1500/1400 MONITOR: 30" NEC MultiSync LCD3090WQXi
    SOUND: Creative Titanium Fatality PCI-E STORAGE: 2X 300GB VelociRaptor Raid 0, Hitachi Deskstar 7K100 750GB
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    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on CPU and S2E : Swiftech Laing D5 Vario MCP655, DTek Fuzion V2 with Quad Core plate, EK Blocks on NB and Mosfets, Evercool VGA Cooler on SB, TFC Exchanger Triple Rad with shrouds & 3X Yate Loon D12SH-12.
    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on Graphics : DD Tieton Water Blocks with Copper Ram Plates, DLaing DDC-1Plus 18W Ultra with OCLabs Plexi Top, TFC Exchanger Quad Rad with shrouds & 4X Scythe S-FLEX 1600RPM.
    BIOS: VCore=1.375 NB=1.55 SB=1.60 VTT/PLL=AUTO Memory=1.90 LOAD TEMPS: CPU 60ºC, NB 45ºC, SB 42ºC, GPU 58ºC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slim142 View Post
    Bandwidth drop happens when you go over 425Mhz FSB afaik. P1 & P2 fix this problem, but you would need to test stability again if you enable this two.
    I can vouch for this. Running 445x9 and with p1 & p2 enabled get around 12000mb/s read bandwidth, with it disabled, about 9500mb/s. The problem is getting it stable. Thought I had it... 14hrs prime stable etc but the pc kept cutting out (no BSOD or screen freeze, just a reboot) at random times - i could play games for hrs, but occasionally it would do this. Spent the last few days testing and I think its when P1 & P2 are enabled.

    Problem is im already running 1.6vnb, and 2.0v on the memory so I really cant push it up any higher (im assuming anything over 2.0v isnt too clever on DDR3 for 24/7 running). If i work something out i'll let ya no. I should also have the nb on water by the end of the week, not sure if this will help!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyke View Post
    I will try a fan on it and let you know the results. I was thinking of just the heatsink with an Antec spot fan .
    Please do

    Quote Originally Posted by MikeMK View Post
    Problem is im already running 1.6vnb, and 2.0v on the memory so I really cant push it up any higher (im assuming anything over 2.0v isnt too clever on DDR3 for 24/7 running). If i work something out i'll let ya no. I should also have the nb on water by the end of the week, not sure if this will help!
    Try with PLL 1.56 and VTT 1.30

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyke View Post
    Thanks for the info, a few questions. Am I right in assuming the Enzotech will fit the SB holes without modding? What are you running at the moment, SLi or tri-Sli? What about the Evercool for the SB was that any good?
    Running an Evercool behind my tri-sli here.
    Perfect solution for cooling the SB, where the standard rollercoaster couldn't fix the job (SB got 90+ `c and shut down the board)
    What blocks are you getting on your cards? EK?
    And if i'm right it should be possible to use a southbridge waterblock when using EK waterblocks for the cards.
    On the other hand is WC'ing the SB a waste of money and flow in your setup.
    Evercool will do the job
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    Hey Justifire

    Could you post those pictures of your build again? (lost the page). I want to see the Type 2 how they look on the S2E. Will have to get those no matter what lol.

    Also, shorter side goes to mosfets right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by slim142 View Post
    Hey Justifire

    Could you post those pictures of your build again? (lost the page). I want to see the Type 2 how they look on the S2E. Will have to get those no matter what lol.

    Also, shorter side goes to mosfets right?
    Here ya go (clickable):





    Yes, short side on mossfet and S-type on top
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justifire View Post
    Here ya go (clickable):





    Yes, short side on mossfet and S-type on top
    Great, thanks

    Somebody told me that the Type 2 doesnt cover all the mosfets (is too short for all of them), it leaves two of them half uncovered or something like that. Did you notice if all your mosfets are covered by the heatsink?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Justifire View Post
    Running an Evercool behind my tri-sli here.
    Perfect solution for cooling the SB, where the standard rollercoaster couldn't fix the job (SB got 90+ `c and shut down the board)
    What blocks are you getting on your cards? EK?
    And if i'm right it should be possible to use a southbridge waterblock when using EK waterblocks for the cards.
    On the other hand is WC'ing the SB a waste of money and flow in your setup.
    Evercool will do the job
    Yes I have ordered EK blocks for the cards. I plan on trying the Enzotech cooler with an Antec spot fan first, and see how it goes. It looks as though the SB waterblock may be OK when I get the blocks on the cards, I will have to see but it will be tight!!
    Regards
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    CPU: QX9770 @ 4.05GHz (9 X 450MHz) MB: Striker II Extreme Bios 1104 OS: VISTA ULTIMATE SP1 X64
    GRAPHICS: 3 X Zotac GTX 280 Amp! SLi Watercooled @ 740/1500/1400 MONITOR: 30" NEC MultiSync LCD3090WQXi
    SOUND: Creative Titanium Fatality PCI-E STORAGE: 2X 300GB VelociRaptor Raid 0, Hitachi Deskstar 7K100 750GB
    MEMORY: 2 x 2GB Corsair 1600MHz DDR3 @ 1800MHz 8-7-6-18 2T P1 & P2 Enabled POWER: PC Power & Cooling Turbo Cool 1200W
    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on CPU and S2E : Swiftech Laing D5 Vario MCP655, DTek Fuzion V2 with Quad Core plate, EK Blocks on NB and Mosfets, Evercool VGA Cooler on SB, TFC Exchanger Triple Rad with shrouds & 3X Yate Loon D12SH-12.
    Single 1/2" loop watercooling on Graphics : DD Tieton Water Blocks with Copper Ram Plates, DLaing DDC-1Plus 18W Ultra with OCLabs Plexi Top, TFC Exchanger Quad Rad with shrouds & 4X Scythe S-FLEX 1600RPM.
    BIOS: VCore=1.375 NB=1.55 SB=1.60 VTT/PLL=AUTO Memory=1.90 LOAD TEMPS: CPU 60ºC, NB 45ºC, SB 42ºC, GPU 58ºC.

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