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    Talking 1st DI run - photo-story - Socket A action :-)

    Hello

    Some weeks ago I have made my first DI run . That wasn't even only my first run, but there has been second official (I mean posted on forums) Dry-Ice benching in Poland .
    I had 1700+ JIUHB, ABIT NF7, 2x256 MB BH-6 and Codegen 400W PFC PSU .



    I made my container of 50 cm lenght, 54 mm (2') cooper tube and cooper plate - 60x80x10 mm .



    I have drilled some holes in baseplate with 8mm diameter bit.



    Brazing . I used bronze sticks and Acetylene-oxy torch .



    Container after cleaning.



    Isulation was done, with neoprene - 9mm thick .



    My rig . I was benching in a big hall .



    I picked a ice cube out from the box, which I prepared in home...normal box with styrofoam .



    Breaking the block .





    Pouring the ice and then acetone "pimp: .



    I have thermomether for only -50*C ...so the scale ended fast, and then never went onto mensuration scope .





    OK...let's do some overclocking .. ...



    Ohh yeah I like my old 1700+ ...1466Mhz@ 3006 Mhz so 105 % o/c .







    Some SPI and Sandra 2003 screens @3006-3018 Mhz/2.20V .
    Also new record SPI 16M in Poland on Socket A .. .



    Max suicide screen - 3214 mhz so 119% o/c ... not bad
    My mobo was geting crazy with that vcore..I think it was too cold ...real vcore was still 2.20 V .



    The lowest temperature I could seen on the measure soft ..



    OK it's time to end this crazy play...



    Some frost on mounting bolts .



    End of the party ..



    Baking the NF7 ...ohh it was delicious .

    THE END

    For next few weeks I plan next Socket A/Dry-Ice action ... this time on my friend's Barton 2500 +

    Best Regards
    Peter
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    and the pics are where?
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    Thx for info Jort !

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    ooo... nice gain from an old 1700+... :thumbsup:
    but I`m more suprised by that how much ice there is on the other side of the mobo... because on my first try with LN for aboute 2h, there wasnt nothing near like in yor DI action fotos...
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    nice run, always glad to see some huge dry ice tubes

    btw i place mobo too in oven to dry ^^
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    whats the rest of your setup?
    psu, ram, board, etc?

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    Nice. Those are some nice clocks. Hopefully with the barton u might get even higher. Try bolting the board to a piece of wood for insulation. Go wood, insulation, then the mobo. Also, spray lacquer over the mobo to help prevent condensation.
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    Congrats on the nice run! Look forward to seeing more results.


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    Very nice for that XP!!!! Congrats!! Is the board still alive?
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    Yes the NF7 is still working good, it's mine daily mobo .

    Config :

    -1700+ JIUHB DLT3C 0323 SPMW
    -ABIT NF7 moded
    -2x256 MB KVR PC2700 /BH-6 (80 mm fan for cooling)/ 3.45 Vdimm
    -Maxtor DiamondMax 10 200GB
    -Gigabyte R9200 128/128
    -Codegen 400W PFC (with homemade plexi case)

    Best Regards
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    nice work guy,very high and nice container too

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    nice pix-show

    good job on the container, nice results ...maybe time for an upgrade?
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    Really nice clocks, especially for this kind of cpu ... Cool to see some "old" things at fast speeds.
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    Here is AXP-M 2500+ action with LN2 (1year ago) :

    SuperPi8M
    SuperPi1M
    Hexus PiFast

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    Setup2

    - Team Skootterit
    - SuperPi32M : 18m53.156s with FX-57 / LN2 (Ilkkahy's brazed container)
    - SuperPi8M : 3m55.703s with FX-57 / LN2 (Ilkkahy's brazed container)
    - SuperPi1M : 21.484s with FX-57 / LN2 (Ilkkahy's brazed container)


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    @piotres

    I'm glad your DI run was very fruitful Looking forward to AXP or maybe even AXP-M action :thumbsup: I really want to see you ripping thru SPi16M @ 3.2GHz That would shake 16M ranking a bit

    BTW, to XS. Glad to have you around!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dani
    Here is AXP-M 2500+ action with LN2 (1year ago) :

    SuperPi8M
    SuperPi1M
    Hexus PiFast

    Setup
    Setup2

    Nice Dani ...but Ln2 is a lot colder than Dry-Ice ...

    We'll be benching unlocked 2500+ which has done 2750mhz/1.93 V @SP-97 .

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    wow, nice oc.
    What liquid did you put inside the tube with the dry ice ?
    on what kind of shop can i find dry ice ?
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    he used aceton, and dry ice can be found at http://www.dryicedirectory.com/Countries/Portugal.htm

    maybe you can ask if they know some other places that sells dry ice
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    Thx
    Btw the aceton is the same that woman use do clean the nails ?
    edit.

    for some portuguese guy, i found this
    Click Here
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sike
    Thx
    Btw the aceton is the same that woman use do clean the nails ?
    Yes it's the same acetone but with some perfumes .

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