DIRTYDUCK

Looks like I am getting about 1920...if I leave it running 24/7. I have to turn it off to game but I only spend an hour or 2 a day gaming.

I am really happy with my setup! Little by little it is getting better as I learn and modify everything. Sunday I will be selling off this MB and the E6300 for a sweet new MB for this e6750. So just when I get it all working and happy I will get to do most of it all over again!

You know I thought it would be a huge pain in the ass to take care of this bong but its been up and running solid for a couple weeks now and I have to say I am surprised more people don't build them.

1. sounds great! My stress lvl has been lowered just from hearing the background rain sound.
2. will cost only 20-30 bucks to build.
3. Bong = res/rad/shroud/fill port.
4. external design for less chance of leak in rig.
5. cools better then a rad. (I think).
6. Can buy everything local.
7. Brag about having a 8 foot bong in your room and not get in trouble.
8. Save on coolant and additives.
9. easy break down and cleaning.
10. chicks dig it (chicks love hearing about your overclocked water cooled bong chilled nerdbox.)

there are things bad about it to but not as many.

1. large and not something your gonna take to the lan party although you could do it you might look funny getting out of the car with it when your mom drops you off.
2. open air design attracts fly's? didn't expect that side effect of a bong.
3. if it leaks and I don't notice then there will be 20gallons of water on the floor.
4. slime? not much with mine but I feel it. I think if you left it off it would build up fast.
5. cant add additives.
6. hard to make look pretty. I think I might slap some stickers on it. I wish I had some OCN wallpaper to rap around my shaft.

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=Digger=

Wow!

I am soooo tempted to sig that one....

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DIRTYDUCK

Ive been trying to get sigged for months now lol

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ira-k

HaHa....

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DIRTYDUCK

jeez I just realized I need to take new pics of my rig...I have a lot of upgrades.

I was able to get it up to 3200 today
1600 X8
@1.325 vcore
44c on Orthos However it is a hot day and I think I need to clean out my block and lower my shower head on the bong...I Don't think Im getting enough flow.

I don't think this is the end potential this rig has...with the new 800 ram I would like to get up to 3500+ if possible.

I think my problem is that I have all my volts(besides vcore) set to auto...I need to find out where a good place to start them at is.
ie. My NB/SB volts. and one other but its slipping my mind.

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There should be a sticker on your ram telling you its v-dimm range, like 2.2-2.3 or whatever, just try it as low as the sticker says, or lower, and work it up from there if you need to..Performance level I'd try 7 first and only loosen it up if you have to, TRFC at 30 if you can..Some mobo's will cook the ram at to high a v-dimm, I'm not exactly up on Intel yet..

NB I don't know on your mobo..Mine I have a 1.5, as my ram Mhz increses I have to bump it to keep up..

VTT keep as low as you can, thats your HT Link voltage, to much will just hurt you..

GTL's on this mobo I have been running core 1-67 core 2-67-NB-67, thats just something you have to play around with to get stable...

Have you looked in the Intel mobo thread to see if they have a thread on your mobo? If they do you can find a ton of info in it..

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=Digger=

I ran a Q6750 at 3.2 7/24 for nine months, untill I got a Quad to replace it, same settings that you have posted But I manually set all my voltages. Rock solid O/C.

FSB 1.4
MCP 1.525
SPP 1.25


Make sure you disable C1E, Virtualization, Execute Disable Bit etc. in BIOS, and the bells and whistles to slow the core down with heat, or save power.

I'm not sure if the options in the BIOS have the same naming scheme on the P5N series, but I hope you understand what I mean. PM me if you have any questions, I will try to answer if I can.

See if you can find the P5N in a thread here like IRA said, could turn into a goldmine of info.

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DIRTYDUCK

Im not quite sure what all the numbers your tossing at me...

I also have a strange problem with something on my MB...check out this pic I am pretty sure my MB is supposed to be 750i...at least that's what I bought lol

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=Digger=

The 700 series Nforce motherboards, are basically the same as 600 series chipsets, but have some minor upgrades for heat dist. networking etc. It should show up as a 750 though. ??? You are using Ver. 1.47 I am using Ver. 1.44 mine shows up as 780i.

the numbers are for northbridge , southbridge and Front Side Bus the voltage for Vcore you already have.

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