Originally Posted by grishkathefool

I don't think that a case can be positive or negative in regards to pressure. The fact of the matter is Air goes in - Air goes out. Case Fans aren't strong enough to overcome pressurization. So, if you have more CFM going in then the exhaust fans will be pushed along to accomdate and vice versa. The net CFM out should, in theory, equal the net CFM in. That is, of course, unless you have fans that are able to resist the push or pull of the air flow. To test this, take an unpowered case fan and blow on it. If it moves then it is subject to the flow of air; if it doesn't, then its motor has a high enough inertia as to allow it to resist the flow of air.

Buildings are able to have positive and negative air flow because they have very substantial motors pushing and pulling air through well controlled systems. Cases are not buildings.

The only things you can do to keep down on dust are 1) keep the area around your rig clean, 2) Use dust filters, and 3) uh.... I can't think of a 3.

Edit: I guess that you can choke the flow of Air outward, if you have a substantial difference in total AREA (not CFM) of fan openings. But as for choking inward flow, I don't know. If you have several large fans sucking air in but only some small fans taking air out, then you will choke down the flow outward; but, if you had several large fans blowing out, I think that the air pressure outside the case would help pull air in through the intake fans, irregardless of the intake opening size.

Of course, I might just be full of dookie.

Originally Posted by B7ADE

hey guys, im back, after some tweaking a my current settings I start to get a prime(small fft's) error on the last core(#3) and its the same one everytime. About 30 seconds ish I get a Result was _____ expected was ____ error. Heres the settings im on

Any ideas on how to resolve this?

Originally Posted by B7ADE

Any ideas on how to resolve this?

Originally Posted by B7ADE

did the first step, Pll at 1.57, VTT at 1.40 BSOD at 40ish second error code of 0x124
then put the VTT to1.42 and NB to 1.30, BSOD at 1 minute, error code of 0x124

now with that correlation of time prime lasts vs VTT im gonna try Vtt of 1.44

Originally Posted by grishkathefool

Did you check Round off Checking, under Advanced Tab?

Originally Posted by dennyb

More V-core is in order as well---Is your ram speed ok?

Originally Posted by B7ADE

round off checking is checked


Ill try the vcore and what specifically do you mean by if the ram speed is ok?

Originally Posted by dennyb

Run your ram at or below manu specs when clocking the CPU --maybe 333 and 2.00 or 400 and 2.00---take the ram out of the equation until CPU clock is settled