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grishkathefool · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by redalert

those crappy pushpins maybe causing the problem that temperature gap between the cores too wide. My Q9450 was anywhere from 3-6 difference.

That's what I thought too, but dad said that he didn't care enough to try anything; it's under warranty and if it fails, it gets replaced...

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Originally Posted by ACHILEE5

You lot are going to alter "time and space" in Kentucky

Not until denny and I get our flux capacitor running...

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Originally Posted by ACHILEE5

You need Water

no, we need more alcohol... shine preferably... denny, you have any good sources?

Oh, and here's that Memory Strap Table, again...

i should just put this in my sig, lol

ACHILEE5 · 07-05-09

So if i want to go to the next strap, what else volt wise will i need

Apart from the 2.1v on the ram

1:1 at the mo, 422fsb

Bal3Wolf · 07-05-09

straps didnt seem to matter on nb voltages for me works on all of them. And i been playing with my cpu and i thk my psu cant handle it once i go over 1.35vcore my pc powers down instead of bluescreens.

dennyb · 07-05-09

Bal3wolf do you think this one will work for me ? I want to be able to control the speed. Just want to crank it up for testing
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835706016

ACHILEE5 · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by Bal3Wolf

straps didnt seem to matter on nb voltages for me works on all of them. And i been playing with my cpu and i thk my psu cant handle it once i go over 1.35vcore my pc powers down instead of bluescreens.

I'll have a play

grishkathefool · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by ACHILEE5

So if i want to go to the next strap, what else volt wise will i need

Apart from the 2.1v on the ram

1:1 at the mo, 422fsb

At 422, a 2.6D strap would give you a 1098 RAM. A 2.4B strap would give you a 1013 RAM. Your RAM voltage should be fine. You could give it a shot and see what happens. I prefer a D strap and have no reason why. If anything, you might need to bump your MCH Core a hair, maybe your MCH/DRAM Ref... once you get over 1100?

NoGuru · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by dennyb

Bal3wolf do you think this one will work for me ? I want to be able to control the speed. Just want to crank it up for testing
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835706016

I am sure that it's going to be loud. I prefer S-Flex but if you just want it for testing it should work fine.

dennyb · 07-05-09

AC--Do you have any objection to running 9x445 and B-2.4 for 1068 --That is what I am running

dennyb · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

I am sure that it's going to be loud. I prefer S-Flex but if you just want it for testing it should work fine.

Thanks Guru I am going to look for a bit before ordering anything. Do you think a better fan will help my temp problem?

NoGuru · 07-05-09

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Originally Posted by dennyb

Thanks Guru I am going to look for a bit before ordering anything. Do you think a better fan will help my temp problem?

Well it will help but not fix it. With that much CFM and if you max the fan out you can probably get them down 5c but it will be loud.
But its not like you won't use the extra fans anyway but when I buy the three things I look at are CFM. dBA or how loud, and if it spins on fluid or berrings.
Just a few suggestions.
I am going to put a pic of a little fan I just made be back in a few.

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