Tator Tot

Well that's 12 GPU's, I know atleast 8 work as you can do 4 x 9800GX2 or 4 x GTX295

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You have to contact newegg and they will order it.

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Maybe they will hit the stores when everyone has forgot about them &/or when the DDR ram prices come back down.

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I might just have to do that. Any idea on the price?

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Hueristic

I think I read it was like $70.

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Tator Tot

MSRP was $69.99 last report.

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Fa11ou7

Here is my CPU-Z screen if you guys are still adding ppl to the list.

Plz let me know if anything looks wacky. I'm going to take some pictures of my bios and post those at some point to see if you guys can help me there. If i try taking the HTT above ~235 then my system won't boot. The bios is so confusing for me, way to many options to sift through.

With the new opty 165 super pi (1m) goes 7 secs faster. On the other hand when I pulled my 3200+ out the heatsink was stuck to the processor cause the thermal paste had dried out..... I'm sure that didn't help any.

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blitz6804

You might want to reduce your HT Link to 4x instead of 5x. What RAM divider are you running right now? I would suggest using DDR-333 (166 MHz / 200:166 / 6:5, or similar) for testing's sake.

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BlackOmega

Thanks fellas.

Well when and if I ever have $70 burning a hole in my pocket I'll be sure to pick it up.....


Be sure to set your RAM divider down one notch. Also your CPU voltage seems pretty high for a mere 300MHz increase. Drop it down to 1.40v. Also if you could post a CPUz validation link that would be more helpful as it gives more information like your RAM speed and timings.

And most decent boards should be able to easily pull 250 HTT without any voltage increase.

So try this, set your RAM divider as low as it'll go. Set your CPU to 6x and the CPU voltage to 1.35v, then try starting it up at 235 HTT. I bet it'll boot just fine. Run Orthos or prime95 or OCCT for about 10 minutes. If you get no errors reboot and crank it up to 245 repeat testing procedure then move on to 255, and so on. Keep going until it wont boot or blue screens then crank up your Northbridge (NB) voltage 1 notch. Then try again. As before keep going until it wont boot or bluescreens, then raise it another notch. But it you get to 300 HTT or more, you honestly won't need any more than that so no point in testing it any further.

Once you get done with that, post back and we'll give you further instruction.
When removing any heatsink that's been seated for a while, after unlatching it, twist it instead of just pulling. That will ensure that the CPU stays in its socket without the possibility of tearing it out and damaging the pins.

Good Luck

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Here is another option to keep in mind when removing a stock heat sink. Some stock heatsinks/and mobo sockets don't allow for much room to twist the h/s prior to removeall. You should alway run your cpu on a stress test for a min or two to get the thermal paste good and warm. If that don't let it come off w/out a ton of force then you can always remove the cpu from the mobo w/the h/s attatched and then remove the cpu from the h/s once you get it out of the socket safely. this later option should only be used as a last resort because it is very easy to damage your pins when working on any unprotected cpu. Of course there are other options but they are not really worth mentioning at this time.

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