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wowza 23s SuperPi 1m, my new rig =)

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by an0nym0us, Sep 15, 2006.

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  1. an0nym0us Newcomer, in training Posts: 56

    Processor: E6300 C2D 1.86@2.45ghz
    Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS6 F6a Bios
    Memory: G.Skill 2x1gb PC6400 4-4-4-12
    Video: XFX7600GT 256mb PCIe
    Case: Thermaltake Mambo
    Hard Drive: 74gb Raptor 16mb
    Power Supply: Ultra X-Connect 500w
    CPU HSF: Scythe Ninja Plus
    NB HSF: Thermalright HR-05
    Optical Drive: NEC-3520a DVD+/-RW

    Ram
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    7600GT
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    Motherboard & E6300
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    NB HSF
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    CPU HSF
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    Both Heatsinks
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    please post comments etc. and if you can help OC more, LMK.
    an0nym0us, Sep 15, 2006
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  2. an0nym0us Newcomer, in training Posts: 56

    SuperPi 1m @2.45ghz...... shooting for at least 2.8 with current setup
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    an0nym0us, Sep 15, 2006
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  3. Moimit Newcomer, in training Posts: 136

    I've got the GA-965P-S3 which is the cheap version :$ i was wondering how much cooler that northbridge cooler makes it? i've been thinking about getting one but i don't know much about passive things. Did you have to up the voltages of anything to overclock?
    Moimit, Sep 19, 2006
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  4. an0nym0us Newcomer, in training Posts: 56

    it cools down the northbridge ALOT. it also helps that my 120mm on my CPU heatsink blows directly though the NB heatsink and the exhaust blows all the heat straight out of the back.
    an0nym0us, Sep 19, 2006
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  5. Moimit Newcomer, in training Posts: 136

    sweet, it comes into stock in about a month so i'll get it then. The standard NB heatsink i could cook an egg on after an hour of intense gaming.
    Moimit, Sep 19, 2006
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  6. an0nym0us Newcomer, in training Posts: 56

    i do 18.9's now =)
    an0nym0us, Sep 26, 2006
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