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If you had to stick a tec to a 775 chip what would you choose?
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If you had to stick a tec to a 775 chip what would you choose?
Just curious if like me you had a full 437watt arctic spider system sitting here doing nothing what 75 socket chip would you choose to play around with?
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of course especially if you had sa a e8xx series chip
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Well if you wanted the most powerful CPU you could get then I'd say the Q9550S (65w). You'd probably be able to achieve a decent overclock with it whilst having a low temperature.
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The E8### EO chips, I was running a daily OC of 4600Mhz and would idle at -30C and load at +6-8C or so Primed up. I could run the 8600 up around 5200-5300 for benching.
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Its an interesting one allright
__________________Especially as my q6600 has been running at 3.6 for a year now on water - i'd hate to take a step down in performance. What about those 's' quads that run at 65w? I have read they dont clock up as well as their 95w sibblings?
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Why dont you just stick it on your q6600 like i did with my 62mm block
The 65 watt quads are way easier to cool than a q6600. But the 2 i had the temps wouldn't read below 22 ish at full load so i sold them cos i didn't see the point in having all this TEC gear if i couldn't tell how cold it was getting. so i stuck with my q6600. I want to run 4g 24/7 which i think will require W/C north/south bridges and VM's . i blew up a board at 4.2G the last time i tried
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What's an Arctic Spider setup? (yes I'll be off googling it shortly)
 Edit: Found it. Forgot about that TEC block. I use the Swiftec MCW series and have been happy with it, even on my QX9650. Granted I'm modestly only O/C to 3.61 Ghz.
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thats the thing -
__________________I'm already running 3.6 on standard water loop. looking for something i can really spank maybe the e8600 is the one to go for but will i miss my 4 cores? who knows
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