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45nm is harmed quicker by more voltage but the same principle works for them as well.
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Solder Slinger
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My first slush-box.. shown benching a X48 and 780i
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nice, that icing around the pipes is awesome!
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Extreme Cooler
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Chips overclock higher at the same voltage as temperature decreases and yes you can also increase your voltage without worrying too much about chip damage as long as the run is not to long. Example: I have a QX9650 which I have been running happily at 4.7ghz and vCore = 1.55 for almost a year now under a SS but have also benched this under a triple cascade using close to 1.9volts... If I hadn't been running the chip at very low temps then the chip would be a paperweight now...
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makes sense.. thanks and keep those pictures coming they're great! Happy new years
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Ice Ice Baby
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this is Scott isn't it?
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IBEW Local 369
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![]() what is the gray stuff around the chipset and cpu?
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My BIOS Settings for EP45-UD3P/E8400
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S my D IW!
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Silicon or some sort of epoxy.
To stop condensation from doing any damage to the surrounded area I believe. ~B~
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Audiophile
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Kneaded eraser.
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IBEW Local 369
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Kneaded Eraser...? That you have 158rep, TOAD, makes me believe that answer... but, wouldn't the condensation just run off it onto the unprotected area around it?
I was thinking about this last night too, what if you built a case that suspended your MoBo from the top, that way all moisture and condensation would have zero access to the board?
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My BIOS Settings for EP45-UD3P/E8400
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