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27th September 2004, 20:37 | #11 |
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| isnt bh5 designed for 3.3v? dont see no harm in running 3.3v 24/7 i have actually with my ch5 on my infinity... |
27th September 2004, 20:40 | #12 |
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| people say bh-5 is designed for 3.6, but I doubt PCB's of the dimms are. That said, I don't see a problem running 3.2-3.4v provided you are cooling them. |
27th September 2004, 20:48 | #13 |
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| does someone know how hot ram may get? everybody talking about graka or cpu temps, but what about ram temps? |
27th September 2004, 20:53 | #14 |
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| depends on ram. BH-5 doesn't appear to get that hot under spreaders, maybe very warm to touch, w/out spreaders oc's tend to improve though. Some people refer to spreaders as heat blankets. OCZ EB gets very very hot though, I'd guess in the 40-50C range. I built a cooler for mine(see Asus 2.0 review on front page for pic of the cooler). I could oc about 8-10mhz more on ram with cooler. |
27th September 2004, 21:42 | #15 |
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| Still waiting to see Hypro5 booster :grin: http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=42220 (XS is very slow atm :grum: ) |
27th September 2004, 21:42 | #16 |
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| ah, then forget what I said about the booster in the first slot max rated voltage for Bh-5 chips is 3.6V yes. I got my ddr booster set to 3.45V according to bios readings. and my sticks get pretty hot, and as you said, those EB sticks get quite a bit hotter, nearly burned myself SuAside : If it doesn't work on any of board, maybe it's broken? get a new one and check again Sorry about offtopic again but I heard OCZ stopped producing EB's? There were rumours about this a few months ago but it tunred out not to be true but this time, I heard it from my dad's OCZ supplier so it may be true this time. Anyone else know more of this? |
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27th September 2004, 21:59 | #18 |
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| Yes I will be reviewing the Hipro5 maximizer as well when it comes out. At least I have a request into him, and he agreed to send me model when it hits production. I look forward to that as it should be alot more polished and even slimmer for easier install into dimm slot w/out interference |
27th September 2004, 22:23 | #19 |
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