Water block fun: demonRed, the DIY water cooling setup - Page 2

7th July 2005, 02:40

there's more to mobiles then just better silicon: mobiles tend to do far worse then regular Axp's when it comes to heat. once past 50°C and you'll run into major stability problems.

other then that, you would need a kick *** (modded) board to supply a reasonably stable 2.1V to the cpu.

7th July 2005, 04:49

congratz with the article. it's nice and cheap, I like it

9th July 2005, 20:44

Hehe Cheers Teus!

So whats the max you guys reckon i could get a 2600 mobile running at on this set-up???

My 2400+ is quite limited, with no multi adjustment im held back&the FSB sucks really :/, i think i might get me a mobile 2600

Would i be likely to get close to 3Ghz? - since 2700hmz are quite common with the max (standard) volts - would my voltmodded board be able to sqeeze any more speed out of it??

hmmmm........ :grr:

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7th July 2005, 02:40	#11
kristos Posts: n/a	there's more to mobiles then just better silicon: mobiles tend to do far worse then regular Axp's when it comes to heat. once past 50°C and you'll run into major stability problems. other then that, you would need a kick *** (modded) board to supply a reasonably stable 2.1V to the cpu.

7th July 2005, 04:49	#12
TeuS Posts: n/a	congratz with the article. it's nice and cheap, I like it

9th July 2005, 20:44	#13
djivesp Posts: n/a	Hehe Cheers Teus! So whats the max you guys reckon i could get a 2600 mobile running at on this set-up??? My 2400+ is quite limited, with no multi adjustment im held back&the FSB sucks really :/, i think i might get me a mobile 2600 Would i be likely to get close to 3Ghz? - since 2700hmz are quite common with the max (standard) volts - would my voltmodded board be able to sqeeze any more speed out of it?? hmmmm........ :grr: