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Switched to liquid cooling.....specs
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Switched to liquid cooling.....specs
I got a thermaltake big water cooling system today.
Got it installed without too much headache. I'm only using it on the cpu until I can get a vga block. I bumped my fsb from 133 to 166 on p4 2.4c prescott, getting 25% increase to 3.0. My temp is idle @ 46°c. This MoBo (abit IC7-G) lets me lock the agp/pci @ 66/33. Is there any reason I would need to bump my voltage? My ram, it looks like got bumped anyway to 208 The system seems stable, going to try some load here in a few. I'm not too sure what to run to stress test. Any suggestions? I attatched a small everest report if you care to take a peek. Thanks! SOx Last edited by SOcRatEs; 10-27-2005 at 01:21 AM. |
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Thank you
Man! Now thats what I call stress'in out! :eek:
Had to back off the OC. to 2.88ghz to get it stable for prime95. I'm still wondering how far I should tweak the voltage... Thank you Howard for the link! |
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OC Update:
Had to back off the OC! Prime95 kicked my booty.
I'm not sure where the weakness is yet. Probably ram. I get my RMA 6800 gt today and I'm considering a vga water block for it. Though BFGtech said it would void my lifetime warranty! Now that sucks! I hear they work well since the 6800 7800 tend to run very hot. I'm wide open to any suggestions on the cooling mods I'm attempting. Thanks! |
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OC blog
Hi SOcRatEs: Here's a blog I used for my OC. Now it's for AMD64, but so much about OCing either AMD or Intel are the same I think you might get some good suggestions here to help your stability and keep your % increase high. Just skip past all the AMD chip mumbo at the beginning.
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.co...d.php?t=107925 I think the basic idea of turning down your memory bus speed (up the divider) to eliminate the RAM as a limiting factor to reach max CPU OC is still relevant, etc. and stuff like that there. Good luck. |
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what voltage are you running that CPU?
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My board allows small jumps in vcore, .05 on each step.
1.35 to 1.55V My stock voltage is 1.360-cpuz I had it bumped to 1.430 @ 166x3.0ghz and 1.450 @ 160x2.8ghz. both failed prime95 within 10 mins. I just added a second stick 512 ddr 400 infineon, matched pair, for 1g ram. I haven't done any OC yet with this setup. When I lock the agp/pci clock to 66/33 I thought it would also lock the ram, I was wrong. I still have to figure out the ratio fsb for ram/cpu. SPD shows my ram @ 166mhz stock. The 2.8 OC gave me 200mhz on ram, cpu was 160. My goal is to clock out @ 2.8 20% increase and be stable. What I still don't know yet is when I increase the vcore does it also increase the ram voltage too? Still waiting on UPS for new 6800gt.....nail biter I hope I'm making sense?!? Thankz |
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Any hard results on your OCing
I have the same Processor in which you have and was curios of your results.Look at my gallery
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You don't necessarily need to increase the voltage. Just when you hit any instabilities you should increase the voltage. I don't need to increase the voltage in my 3000+ till I get to anything above 2.5GHz.
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