Recent content by henesseynalert

Nice job there are you goin to put some cathode in you case. That would look really nice at night :) Oh and btw, i thought it wa a map at first lol :D

I never get lucky with that utility and each time I use the god damned thing, it always messed up my bios :eek:

Either one will do, But I also prefer the Zeus :D

IC7 is the board for presscot....No need to worry......you're on a very safe side.

Those clear led fans looks great!!!!!!!!!Nice job btw...... ;)

I second that....Definetely hide those wire under the drive bays or anywhere where only the molexes are showin..........

I cant believe you bro!!I It's just an intel stock cooler...heheheh.. :D Alright this is what i would do if i were in your shoes, I'd put pressure on the HS itself, then slightly to the handles till they unhook from the P4 retention mechanism. Once they're unhook and your still having trouble...

My bad, yup all the software reads the same temp from the diode, but the voltages are way off sometimes with mbm/speedfan/asus probe etc....I mainly use everest home edition to get a more accurate reading on the voltages since it reads it straight from the bios and close to my mm readings....

Each time i clean my hs....i apply a fresh coat of AS5. Its a good thing i removed the IHS on my P4 or else it would be using more....

Nice Clocks, keep on going!!!....Wow, you finally lowered your multi, why didnt you think of that before????? :D

Vcore 1.6V-1.7V no more or less........ Vdimm 2.85V or max... Vagp...2 notches Relax your ram timings to 3-4-4-8 Set your divider to 5:4 and let it rip......... If you want to go higher, just cool'em n crankem........Update your bios to the latest.. GL

You need a tornado or a delta fan, hookem up to a fan controller. If you need silence, take your dremil out and start cutting holes.......do a project or some sort.....????? :D

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1.7V is completely safe...just keep your temps down. If you want a real good monitoring software...Use Everest Home Edition. Those free monitoring software you're using are mainly asthetics to your desktop......