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45323 — 2009-10-12T06:47:57+01:00

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Statistics : Posted by chloejuliaa • on Mon Aug 23, 2004 9:39 pm • Replies 8 • Views 4213

Cold Plates

43938 — 2009-06-05T06:32:55+01:00

Hello,
I need Cold plates for storage of some hardware parts.
I have gone through many sites like riversidemachine but not sure if Aluminum Cold plates they have would be suitable for my purpose.
Please suggest me??Also through some light on price and quality for the same.

Thanks.

Statistics : Posted by allen24 • on Fri Jun 05, 2009 6:32 am • Replies 0 • Views 128

18697 — 2008-09-15T19:30:57+01:00

I recommend "http://www.ocforums.com" onclick="this.target='_blank';" rel="nofollow" because it has an extensive list of stickies and specific forums to suit your moods.

Statistics : Posted by dch414 • on Fri May 27, 2005 8:11 am • Replies 2 • Views 2567

18697 — 2008-09-15T19:29:08+01:00

It needs to be done in the BIOS, at least IMO. You can get a wealth of info at "http://www.ocforums.com/" onclick="this.target='_blank';" rel="nofollow". Good luck and you will probably need a better PSU.

Statistics : Posted by dch414 • on Sun May 06, 2007 5:54 pm • Replies 1 • Views 1383

17774 — 2008-08-06T18:43:03+01:00

how to do the overclock?

Statistics : Posted by chubzyko • on Sat Jul 01, 2006 9:59 pm • Replies 9 • Views 2778

BIOs info

3372 — 2008-05-19T04:02:05+01:00

I would like to try Overclocking my CPU, but my BIOs doesn't give me the option. I've tried updating the BIOs, but still no CPU options, am I at a loss here?

Statistics : Posted by Latenightsynthesis • on Mon May 19, 2008 4:02 am • Replies 0 • Views 552

How do you turn off a core?

15694 — 2008-03-30T00:30:38+00:00

Alright I have a Q6600 intel quad core at 2.4 Ghz. I want to play counter strike: source, hl2 death match, TF2, and DOD, but Steam is not a multi-core system...yet. So i was wondering how can i turn off 2 cores so i can play Steam games. When ever i play counter strike:source it lets me play for a good 10-15 mins.then it frezzes and quits the games. One of my friends told me that i can download a program that can disable my cores for stweam games games, but i can't seem to find it. Anyone have any idea on what to do?

Thanks

Statistics : Posted by Richlife • on Sun Mar 30, 2008 1:30 am • Replies 0 • Views 698

2007-02-10T21:31:38+00:00

I've been having the same problem as well. Do you have a SATA harddisk? Check to see if the SATA harddisk isn't getting disconnected on and off every time.

Statistics : Posted by Anonymous • on Sat Feb 10, 2007 8:25 pm • Replies 1 • Views 1333

2275 — 2006-09-03T17:26:55+01:00

Well I have finally got round to adding a few pics of my system since adding the water cooling system you can find them here.

http://www.john-eva.co.uk/new_computer.php

As you can see it is not compleately finnished I still need to mount the RAD properly and redo the hosing too as I messed-up doing it the first time and ran out of hosing. But at least you camn see where I am upto now.

Statistics : Posted by johneva • on Tue Aug 15, 2006 5:43 pm • Replies 4 • Views 2205

2275 — 2006-08-29T20:29:39+01:00

After getting my last few bits I was waiting for (Couple of fans and fan controllers) I am well impressed.

Same system settings as before the CPU has gone from 53c to 48c and MOBO temp from 35c to 29c. (Full Load temps)

I am well happy even with all the fans turned down to 750RPM instead of 1600RPM (OMG how quite) temps only get as high as 51c full load

Latest OC as you can see from the temps I coulc still go higher but I dont dare. I wont be running it at 4.7Ghz anyways as I want to be able to turn my fan speeds right down, so I will be running 4.6Ghz still.

Statistics : Posted by johneva • on Sat Aug 05, 2006 12:28 am • Replies 9 • Views 2846

2275 — 2006-07-07T13:46:46+01:00

Even at that temp your gonna slowly cook it over time generally CPUs take time to get cooked anyways unless you go wild with your settings and just blow it straight off.

As advised before 60-65c is top safe temp and thats whilst running a stress test such as Prime 95 which will run your system at full load for as long as needed to make sure your system is stable you should run this for about an hour at least. Also if you have a dual core CPU you will need to run two instances of Prime 95 to have each core at full load.

New AMD procs should not be run this hot though !

My Intel 950 is running at 59-60c whilst running two instances of Prime 95 for an hour.

Graphics cards though can run much hotter mine is getting upto 90c under full load but I would not advise going much higher.

Statistics : Posted by johneva • on Mon Sep 27, 2004 4:50 pm • Replies 7 • Views 3200

2006-06-26T15:56:39+01:00

If it stays hot during the fall, you'd better get your butt over to the store again, to profit from your last days of warranty.

Statistics : Posted by Anonymous • on Sun Jun 25, 2006 8:02 pm • Replies 6 • Views 2434

2006-04-27T08:30:43+01:00

I have got a Zalman 7700Cu as well, and believe me, it cools the shit out of the stove if you want it to

Really, it works incredible. When you install it you will see about an 80mm fan on a huge block of copper. It cools so good because the fins are placed in a special position so the airflow blasts straight through. Besides that, you get a fan controller to go with it, so you can make it run either faster or slower as you wish.

Statistics : Posted by Anonymous • on Mon Aug 16, 2004 11:54 pm • Replies 7 • Views 4053

How to overclock a GeForce FX

11 — 2004-08-28T10:29:23+01:00

Well, first thing I would recommend is making sure you have adequate cooling before attempting to do any overclock. Depending on how much you want to overclock aftermarket fan solutions from antec or thermaltake would work fine. If you're planning on going on the extreme side of things watercooling might be best. After you're sure you've got the cooling and ventalation required you can find an excellent guide at "http://www.overclockers.com.au/techstuff/a_coolbits/" onclick="this.target='_blank';" rel="nofollow"

If you want to do a little more research before oc'ing you can find a great FAQ on video card overclocking at "http://www.tweak3d.net/articles/voc/" onclick="this.target='_blank';" rel="nofollow"

Statistics : Posted by Vortex • on Fri Aug 27, 2004 3:21 pm • Replies 1 • Views 1927