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Alright, so far I've managed 3.8ghz, but I want to try to go higher.
All I did so far was set the speed to manual, change the bclk to 185 and ram voltage at 1.65.
The problem is that any setting I've tried over this gives me a bsod.
I tried increasing it manually, putting it on auto...
I want the loop to be simple and clean, so I'm trying to figure out what little barbs/parts I need before it all goes together. I have 2 pumps on that loop, so flow isn't a serious concern.
These are not the right mosfet blocks, but you get the idea.
I need to get 4 male to female extenders...
I put the left side mounted directly to the hole so you can see how off the block is.
Grinding won't do, you'd need to cut a fifth of the block off lol.
:mad:
Asus p6t (Non Deluxe)
Eddy's site shows Mosfets Asus 3a for both (asus p6t) Picked them up 2nd hand online and got them today.. great let's try em! :up:
First one, good fit :cool:
Now the 2nd one. Um *** is this? :eek::mad::mad:
Eddy, do you bother checking to see if...
Yeah, the new benchmarks show quite a huge difference in performance from 3gb to 6gb.
Google 3gb vs 6gb benchmarks. Of course it depends on the game, but it's certainly warrants paying $20-40 more for extra performance
I would get the 6gb, because it has shown to really improve benchmarks in certain games.
Now if you are only going to stick with a 32bit os, 6gb will be a waste.
It ultimately comes down to your curent and future OS