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    Quote Originally Posted by ReverendMaynard View Post
    excellent temps for those clocks Fox. How did you come to using a lower than standard Amplitude?
    Yahh, the temps are good although the fans are very quiet.
    The Feser480/GTZ are an excellent way to tame those i7 temps.

    About the amplitude, Some guy here with the same board gave me his settings and I tried them and they worked nice so I gave them a go since.
    It took me a while to digest and understand all the different parameters in this setp and I am still not 100% done so maybe there is room for improvement.
    I might as well try without it as it looks like my temps are a bit higher than other people with same week (37), but its a nice chip

    Quote Originally Posted by Avan View Post
    A small correction, my Batch# is 3837A766 and not 3835A766.
    Cheers
    Last edited by The-Fox; 01-15-2009 at 05:01 PM.

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