venice core voltage w/ waterchilling I have a waterchilling setup with my athlon 64 3299+ venice core and have the cpu pushed to 2.9ghz 1.7v and temp are idle: 61F-65F/16C-17C load: 92F-95F/33C-35C Should I up the voltage as long as the temps stay ok. If so how much higher should I go. I'm shooting for 3ghz Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks. Blake |
don't go above 1.75v on a chiller. with some good phase-change 1.8v. |
Indeed, don't go any higher. You're now overvolting the chip 0.4v, that would be like you're running an XP @ 2.05V or a P4NW @ 1.9V |
Should I add a gpu or chipset waterblock to this loop when i get a better pump the water coming off the cpu block is still very cold. The heat from the cpu is barely enough to keep the water in the mini-fridge from freezing. |
yeah do the gpu, chilling the nb isn't so usefull;) |
Thanks jort will do once i get some more cash. I was wondering if you know a. how low before onboard temp sensors become inaccurate b.how inaccurate are they normally |
normaly the lanparty is pritty on track, check with smarguardian or mbm5 2 => nobody can say:) normaly a few °C |
thnx jort and congrats on the batman project |
http://www.anandtech.com/IT/showdoc.aspx?i=2694 tour of the newegg.com warehouse neato |
cool :o |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 04:44. |
Powered by vBulletin® - Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Content Relevant URLs by vBSEO