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  1. 10-11-2010, 08:55 PM #1
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    Tested the Q9450 on my EP45-UD3P rev. 1.0 board with the cascade...
    Seems like the chip doesn't like to be overfrozen, didn't get much farther with clocks than my runs with the EP45T-UD3LR board and the SS unit. Seemed like it had a coldslow or something though, results started getting super slow at high speeds.
    Might try on air tomorrow and see what I can figure out.
    Cascade runs great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Linuxfan View Post
    Tested the Q9450 on my EP45-UD3P rev. 1.0 board with the cascade...
    Seems like the chip doesn't like to be overfrozen, didn't get much farther with clocks than my runs with the EP45T-UD3LR board and the SS unit. Seemed like it had a coldslow or something though, results started getting super slow at high speeds.
    Might try on air tomorrow and see what I can figure out.
    Cascade runs great.
    -123c man o man that is a sweet unit.... time to crush that chip
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    Quote Originally Posted by systemviper View Post
    -123c man o man that is a sweet unit.... time to crush that chip
    I think it did crush this chip. It seemed like it was too cold for this CPU, I don't think it liked it.
    Tried on stock cooler yesterday and it booted right up and did Wprime32M on at 4080mhz...
    I'm on vacation now so I"ll play with it more in a few weeks.

    Hope you get those commando LN2 issues figured out Daniel. It can be a real PITA to get stuff up to speed and figure out settings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Linuxfan View Post
    I think it did crush this chip. It seemed like it was too cold for this CPU, I don't think it liked it.
    Tried on stock cooler yesterday and it booted right up and did Wprime32M on at 4080mhz...
    I'm on vacation now so I"ll play with it more in a few weeks.

    Hope you get those commando LN2 issues figured out Daniel. It can be a real PITA to get stuff up to speed and figure out settings.
    enjoy your vacation....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Linuxfan View Post
    Hope you get those commando LN2 issues figured out Daniel. It can be a real PITA to get stuff up to speed and figure out settings.

    Thanks Daniel, enjoy your vacation!


    This took longer than expected, but I'm quite happy now, this should be the limit of an unmodded Commando, Vdroop is horrible...

    Click for high frequency!

    At first I spent some more time with the 347, and managed to get up to 6785MHz, but after changing chips it turned out the 352 is a lot better.


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