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Thread: My Dual Harper - Asus Z7S WS living review *56K warning*

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    Just order 2 set of these. It is very similar to your ram cooler. I hope it work just as good as the Hr-07.


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    MB: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
    CPU: i7-2600K /w Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
    Video: ATI 6990 (in order)
    Memory: 16GB Gskill DDRIII 1600MHZ 7-7-7-12
    LSI 9260 8i Setup: Fastpath and Cachecade 2.0 Pro Ready - needs upgradable key
    Cachecade: 2 32Gb SuperTalent ME SSD
    Raid#0: /w 2 Seagate Momentus XT 500GB @ Raid 1
    Raid#1: /w 4 Fujitsu 73GB 15K @ Raid 5
    Misc HD: Internal WD 640 GB
    Sound: Auzentech Prelude 7.1 /w Logitech Z5500
    DVD: LG BR 8x Burner LightScribe
    LCD Bay: Imon w/ controler
    PSU: Enermax Revolutions 85+ 950 Watts
    Display: HP 42" LD4200 Signature & HP 22" Touchscreen
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    Yeah that should work. Just remember you need thick thermal pads to make up for the height difference between the AMB socket/chip and the ram ICs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jcool View Post
    Yeah that should work. Just remember you need thick thermal pads to make up for the height difference between the AMB socket/chip and the ram ICs.
    There is a Fry's Electronic here in the US that carry just about ever things an enthusiast needs and be happy. I would have to hit them up for the thermal padding.

    Thanks for the advice.

    OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
    Case: Lian Li PC-A17 /w Clear panel & Supermicro 5 3.5 Bay & 4 2.5 Hotswap Rack option
    MB: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
    CPU: i7-2600K /w Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
    Video: ATI 6990 (in order)
    Memory: 16GB Gskill DDRIII 1600MHZ 7-7-7-12
    LSI 9260 8i Setup: Fastpath and Cachecade 2.0 Pro Ready - needs upgradable key
    Cachecade: 2 32Gb SuperTalent ME SSD
    Raid#0: /w 2 Seagate Momentus XT 500GB @ Raid 1
    Raid#1: /w 4 Fujitsu 73GB 15K @ Raid 5
    Misc HD: Internal WD 640 GB
    Sound: Auzentech Prelude 7.1 /w Logitech Z5500
    DVD: LG BR 8x Burner LightScribe
    LCD Bay: Imon w/ controler
    PSU: Enermax Revolutions 85+ 950 Watts
    Display: HP 42" LD4200 Signature & HP 22" Touchscreen
    Accessories: All Logitech

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    STEvil,

    I hope you don't mind me stealing your Asus logo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jaco View Post
    STEvil,

    I hope you don't mind me stealing your Asus logo.
    Feel free

    Anyone else who wants it can use it as well

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    hey Asus-guy!
    Any word on a non-beta/final version of the latest BIOS 0105?
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    Damn you, Asus, for all the dead Z7S WS'es!

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    I think he withdrew into the shadows in sight of all the Asus-bashing going on here
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    I didn't see him (the asus rep) offer anything to anyone, including but not limited to promises of an upgraded Z7S without the failure rate. A fixed MB would have been ok with me. Maybe one without the overheating NB? I think the big corporation sent him in here for some damage control to quell the loudest of this group.

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    Quote Originally Posted by STEvil View Post
    Feel free

    Anyone else who wants it can use it as well
    Hmm, I might have to adopt that image as well. 5 Striker RMA's were a little much for me...
    Main rig:
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    Hey guys I put it on its own photobucket account so mine wont get overloaded rofl



    feel free to pass it around, anyone can use it

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    Quote Originally Posted by STEvil View Post
    Hey guys I put it on its own photobucket account so mine wont get overloaded rofl



    feel free to pass it around, anyone can use it
    After 1 pointless RMA to Asus, I gave up on them entirely. Sigged! Oh, and 2000th post...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobsama View Post
    After 1 pointless RMA to Asus, I gave up on them entirely. Sigged! Oh, and 2000th post...
    The point of no return
    Main rig:
    CPU: I7 920C0 @ 3.6Ghz (180*20)
    Mobo: DFI UT X58 T3eH8
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    Quote Originally Posted by STEvil View Post
    Feel free

    Anyone else who wants it can use it as well
    me steal it too
    the sig is a work in progress and might be worth something in the future like fine art.
    Last edited by Chumbucket843; 07-24-2009 at 02:38 PM.

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    guys, use the other linked image lol

    http://i853.photobucket.com/albums/a...sus/noasus.gif

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    Just got my rig oc to 3ghz. The memory cooler did the trick. Memory temperature now in the 40C.
    Last edited by minhgi; 07-27-2009 at 08:02 PM.

    OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
    Case: Lian Li PC-A17 /w Clear panel & Supermicro 5 3.5 Bay & 4 2.5 Hotswap Rack option
    MB: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
    CPU: i7-2600K /w Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
    Video: ATI 6990 (in order)
    Memory: 16GB Gskill DDRIII 1600MHZ 7-7-7-12
    LSI 9260 8i Setup: Fastpath and Cachecade 2.0 Pro Ready - needs upgradable key
    Cachecade: 2 32Gb SuperTalent ME SSD
    Raid#0: /w 2 Seagate Momentus XT 500GB @ Raid 1
    Raid#1: /w 4 Fujitsu 73GB 15K @ Raid 5
    Misc HD: Internal WD 640 GB
    Sound: Auzentech Prelude 7.1 /w Logitech Z5500
    DVD: LG BR 8x Burner LightScribe
    LCD Bay: Imon w/ controler
    PSU: Enermax Revolutions 85+ 950 Watts
    Display: HP 42" LD4200 Signature & HP 22" Touchscreen
    Accessories: All Logitech

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    Hey GUys,

    Now that I am able to push to 3GHZ, my PC would randomly shutdown. SOund like a under supply power issue. SO I went out a bought a Enermax REVOLUTION 85+ 950Ws online. That bad boyz is sure expensive. Supposedly it have 87+ AC to DC rating. One of the best PS in the world I guess. Going for 450 FSB next project after the PS comes in.

    I also notice an improve response on my system after running my system at 1600FSB with snoop filter enable. Try it with w/o SF too at the same FSB. Seem to be better with SF enable. I guess the improve bandwidth enable the SF to work correctly this time. Maybe my brain is playing trick but the games sure does play better overall.

    Any one here wants and unwanted 750watts PS with full cables and box.

    OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
    Case: Lian Li PC-A17 /w Clear panel & Supermicro 5 3.5 Bay & 4 2.5 Hotswap Rack option
    MB: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
    CPU: i7-2600K /w Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
    Video: ATI 6990 (in order)
    Memory: 16GB Gskill DDRIII 1600MHZ 7-7-7-12
    LSI 9260 8i Setup: Fastpath and Cachecade 2.0 Pro Ready - needs upgradable key
    Cachecade: 2 32Gb SuperTalent ME SSD
    Raid#0: /w 2 Seagate Momentus XT 500GB @ Raid 1
    Raid#1: /w 4 Fujitsu 73GB 15K @ Raid 5
    Misc HD: Internal WD 640 GB
    Sound: Auzentech Prelude 7.1 /w Logitech Z5500
    DVD: LG BR 8x Burner LightScribe
    LCD Bay: Imon w/ controler
    PSU: Enermax Revolutions 85+ 950 Watts
    Display: HP 42" LD4200 Signature & HP 22" Touchscreen
    Accessories: All Logitech

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    the option is called 'Snoopfilter Bypass' , so by enabling this option the snoopfilter is disabled . At least that's my understanding .

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    Yes, that's right. Performance is approx. 50% worse with SF bypass option disabled. See post 1, first line
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    Quote Originally Posted by jcool View Post
    Yes, that's right. Performance is approx. 50% worse with SF bypass option disabled. See post 1, first line
    I see....my snoop filter had been change since firmware update to.501

    Notin new there...its had been a year since I read the first post. oop

    OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
    Case: Lian Li PC-A17 /w Clear panel & Supermicro 5 3.5 Bay & 4 2.5 Hotswap Rack option
    MB: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe
    CPU: i7-2600K /w Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme
    Video: ATI 6990 (in order)
    Memory: 16GB Gskill DDRIII 1600MHZ 7-7-7-12
    LSI 9260 8i Setup: Fastpath and Cachecade 2.0 Pro Ready - needs upgradable key
    Cachecade: 2 32Gb SuperTalent ME SSD
    Raid#0: /w 2 Seagate Momentus XT 500GB @ Raid 1
    Raid#1: /w 4 Fujitsu 73GB 15K @ Raid 5
    Misc HD: Internal WD 640 GB
    Sound: Auzentech Prelude 7.1 /w Logitech Z5500
    DVD: LG BR 8x Burner LightScribe
    LCD Bay: Imon w/ controler
    PSU: Enermax Revolutions 85+ 950 Watts
    Display: HP 42" LD4200 Signature & HP 22" Touchscreen
    Accessories: All Logitech

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snootch View Post
    Yes, I do like to play games, but it is not my #1 priority. As my Q6600 sits now with it's single 8800GTX, I am satisfied with it's performance in playing Crysis. If I have to give up SLI/Crossifre support & OC capability to get multi-core multi-thread power for encoding, then so be it. I won't lose any sleep over it. Again, a big thanks to you all for steering me in the right direction! I'll post in the right section illustrating my build when I get all the parts.
    As promised: http://sites.google.com/site/ultimatehtpc/

    Again, thanks to everyone for steering me away from the Z7S for a new machine... This new build rocks!

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    @jcool



    Did you try to mod the bios of this board? I used AMIBCP and found some disabled/hidden options (CPU ratio CMOS setting, etc).

    download AMIBCP from this thread (look for Bios Tools Pack)
    http://forums.mydigitallife.info/showthread.php?t=529

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    Erm.. there already is a CPU ratio setting in Bios. No need to unlock that.. what I would like to unlock, on the other hand, is CPU VTT voltage.. but that can't be done, apparently. Would need a hard mod.
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    Yeah we already covered that poki.

    the board is a POS though so no point in digging for new bios options really.

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    Hey guys, been watching this thread for a loooong time. I've been running a Z7S WS since May 2008 and when I first found this thread it made me nervous. Thankfully I have had zero issues with mine (knock on wood). I've run it from day one with a HiPer 880W PSU, modified (to fit the AMB) MassCool aluminum heatsinks on the RAM, and Arctic Cooling PWM fans all around. I don't know if that is what is making the difference in my case or if maybe I just got lucky, but there it is. I have left the machine running for literally months at a time. The reason for this is that I travel away from home quite a bit and I still like to have access to my Outlook and Quickbooks data. I also use Media Center + Orb to keep up with my shows on Adult Swim while I'm away.

    Anyway my intent is not to brag. Actually the reason I am finally posting is to ask if anyone has abandoned their Z7S and maybe has some Kingston HyperX KHX6400F2LLK2/2G FB-DIMMs sitting around that they want to get rid of.

    Thanks!

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    Wow, that was fast. I've purchased 4 HyperX FB-DIMMs from an Xtremesystems.org member, but I'd still like two more for a full set. Anyone else have a pair sitting around, collecting dust?

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