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Ultrasonic2 (muffy) · 03-18-08

here is my 4600+ at 3000.. i had to run it at 1.6v to achieve this overclock. I had to do a volt mod on the MBM to get the 1.6 volts.. When i cranked up my CPU to 1.6 volts my original 450 watt PSU caught on fire !
I't stable as, and i run it like this all the time .. obviously it's water cooled

Please add me to the list

**txtmstrjoe** · 03-18-08

Welcome, Ultrasonic2! Glad to have you with us.

Geez... a fiery PSU, huh? Good thing nothing else caught on fire!

blitz6804 · 03-18-08

I have had a motherboard set a processor on fire. It is not fun. That Skt 754 MoBo made me jump to Skt 939 after short order; much shorter than I had my Skt A.

**thlnk3r** · 03-18-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by pioneerisloud

Lol, I've got three rigs I'm overclocking all at once!

1: My rig - Opty 165 - testing at 3.0GHz 1.39v, RAM @ 214MHz, 2,3,2,6,1T
2: Froggy's rig - Opty 170 - testing at 2.7GHz, 1.42v, RAM @ 200MHz 3,4,4,8,2T
3: Project Silent! - X2 Manny - testing at 2.5GHz, 1.30v, RAM @ 208MHz 3,4,4,8,2T

Pioneer, thats quite a project you have there. I don't think I could multi task like that

GuardianOdin · 03-18-08

crap,stupid email jumped ahead and I hit the un-subscribe link...doh!

blitz6804 · 03-18-08

I do not ever subscribe to threads. Instead, I refresh every few minutes like an insane paranoid person.

blitz6804 · 03-18-08

I just added nVidia's latest answer to me. For those not wanting to go back to Post 1091:

Response (David C) 03/18/2008 05:14 PM
Hello Keith,
Thanks for the feedback. We'll punt your feedback to our engineer team for future consideration. For now, there's no plan to update any future nForce-3 driver.

Best regards,
David

GuardianOdin · 03-18-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by blitz6804

I do not ever subscribe to threads. Instead, I refresh every few minutes like an insane paranoid person.

it was an accident

I shant ever do it again

pioneerisloud · 03-18-08

Alright, we've got TONS of smart people here at our 939 club, maybe somebody can help me calm down, lol.

Here's the situation:
I was just watching my local FOX channel over the air with a standard antenna. The TV show went really fuzzy, and a Windows XP screen with the "Bliss" desktop came into view, then it went back to the TV show. It was only for a 3-5 seconds or so. Now can somebody PLEASE explain what the heck is going on? I'm not running ANY computers with Windows XP...I have NOTHING wireless, and on top of that....my HTPC rig is in the other room being physically worked on!

Anybody know what happened here? Or am I just going crazy? Froggy (my fiance) saw it as well!

blitz6804 · 03-18-08

With all that you do with computers, I vote the latter...

I would guess it was either 1) Fox having a hiccup, or 2) some punk hackeresque kids decided to test the broadcast hijacking skills.

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