Asus/NCIX Competiton Entry - dejanh

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Anyway, check it out - http://ncix.com/products/index.php?s...acture=CORSAIR

Too bad, because I recently selled my old Corsair 2Gb 1800Mhz (7-7-7-20-1T @ 2.0v) modules which I used on my old P5E3-Premium board. Maybe you could have used them to reach 2000+ Mhz since they have the D9GTR IC's.

I was doing something today and all of a sudden my system went BSOD. Only change I have made recently is I went from 4.14GHz Uncore at 1.55V QPI/DRAM Voltage to 4.32GHz at 1.6V QPI/DRAM. I guess despite the tests I did something was not stable or deteriorated over a few days...lol

I guess the lesson is like I said before, you cannot be sure that this high Uncore is 100% stable.

Ok, that's clear. I didn't think of the fact that your uncore doesn't have to be 100% stable for this competition. Nonetheless, you were saying that depending on the quality of your IMC and cache that there is a possibility to run a nearly 9:9 ratio?!?

Did anyone ever try this block on their CPU? I was wondering if it is worth potentially picking this up http://swiftnets.com/products/mcw6500-T1.asp to add to my loop. Kind of a general question I guess...I doubt I'd be able to get it in time to try it out for the competition. What do you guys think?

Somebody on the dutch forum I referred to before is building a new comp. with this TEC. However he didn't finished his build yet so no results from him are yet available. I tried to look for his thread again because I'm also not sure if he's applying this TEC on an i7. I will look a bit further for you on that dutch forum.

Finally, what is this competition actually all about? What do you have to perform to win and at which place are you at the moment? What prizes are there to win?