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New rig, new case :)
It was suprisingly hard to wire with lack of room behind the mobo tray, so i bought oom to make the wires i couldnt hide look better :]]
What'dya think?
Im locking it at 100 yes.
Its actually seemed to fix itself for now, im getting my fps back in games, and its insane.
Its done this before, so no doubt eventually it will go back. I dont want to reboot now and try 101 or 110, so i'll try when the performance goes back down. Thanks.
Clicky
Basically, as you can see..The higher the CPU speed, the higher the CPU score and lower the SuperPI score.
But, its having a negative affect on gaming. The FPS lowers with higher speeds, in call of duty 2, which is the main game i play, the change is much more drastic. However it...
Yeah its lethal :P My hands were cut to shit after installing it the first time, only to find out i had installed it backwards and had to do it again.
I forgot about compressed air, i'll probably end up buying some of that though. It seems way expensive for what it is though.
Does anyone else get major dust problems with this cooler?
Within 2 days of use, it gets a lot of dust between its fins.
Ive heard that if you have more air intakes than exhausts it reduces dust due to pressure, is this true?
I dont run with my side panel off, but my tower gets...
I think its CCC if you have an ATi card.
It happened to me and i just had to remove CCC and just leave the driver there. A new CLI.exe was coming up every few seconds, then closing itself making the CPU usage spike.
Hmn, my 3.7GHz e6400 passed over 7 hours of orthos (In fact, it could probably go further but I wanted to play games and stopped it at 7 hours 20.)
Although it fails this after 2 minutes.
Basically what I do is:
Increment the FSB. Orthos test.
Increment the FSB. Orthos test.
Increment the FSB. Orthos test.
Increment the FSB. Orthos test.
Then when it fails orthos, increment the voltage, then keep going with the FSB until you need to increment the voltage again.
Ok, cool, I was scared incase it was talking a matter of months of life :P
Although really, theres no _real_ way of being sure with the conroes yet, is there?
Hey, i have my E6400 @ 3.7GHz, thats with a 1.5vcore.
RAM is running at about 925MHz, 1:1, 2.10V
How much lifespan is going to be taken off my components when im doing this?
ASUS P5B Deluxe
E6400
GeiL PC26400 800MHZ (926MHz)
Thank you.
Oh yeah, its cooled with a Tuniq Tower 120. My temps...