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CrysisCore · 08-24-08

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Originally Posted by nafljhy

it would be the dtek fuzion v2. martin just posted a thread about it. i'll find it and add it in.

the edge is still available it peformance-pcs, i think.

yeah it was but after 1 day i saw it they removed it

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Originally Posted by whe3ls

well those would limited you. if you get and board that is know to clock high same with ram. ambient temp can cause problems but you can beat that with big rads and higher cfm fans. and my cooling isnt limiting my chip but im limited to voltage i can run to my chip. but i dont care if i can hit 4ghz. what why i bought this chip.

i was thinking of getting a ASUS Rampage Extreme and maybe a ddr3 1800mhz

cant i just get 1-2 best radiator available to control the temp?

well not sure how ill prevent high voltage

edit: i am going to water cool the cpu, 2 4870x2 or 3 gtx 280, and if the mobo has a nb block

whe3ls · 08-24-08

well i bought i a very good overclocking q6600 what how id got around it. yes you can run multi rad setup thats what im running.

CrysisCore · 08-24-08

so the only limit will be voltage

whe3ls · 08-24-08

it could be your only but there are just to many variables

tenzo19 · 08-24-08

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Originally Posted by CrysisCore

so the only limit will be voltage

you have to have good RAM as well.

CrysisCore · 08-24-08

what do u mean by good ram? what specs does it have to have?

tenzo19 · 08-25-08

Read here.

CrysisCore · 08-25-08

um he explains DDR2 not DDR3 im pretty sure what are good timings

was thinking of getting these
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820220330

CL3P20 · 08-27-08

That RAM is pretty good..most of the DDR3 modules over 1600mhz are still pretty high Q IC's.

As for your setup.. one radiator will be more than enough to cool an entire rig..Chipet's/CPU and GPU's if you like. Top of the food-chain for Rad's would be either a 360 or 480 GTX or a PA120.3 or 120.4 . GTX rad's have much denser fins, which makes tham an ideal candidate for high CFM fans. PA's are very open design, that allows for much lower CFM, if you choose.

I had my PA120.3 cooling: CPU,VR1,VR2,NB and SB ..and still maintaining load temps under 50c with my Q6600@ 3.6ghz. More than one rad will really kill your flow rates, especially if you have more than one or two blocks in line.

eRazorzEDGE · 08-27-08

that's y u add another pump

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CrysisCore New to Overclock.net Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 43 Rep: 1 Unique Rep: 1 Trader Rating: 0	um he explains DDR2 not DDR3 im pretty sure what are good timings was thinking of getting these http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820220330

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