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Also for the most part the newcastles are considered to be a bit better overclockers anyway. They are a newer core and have enhancements to the memory controller. Granted its not the newest those would be a winchester or a vinece or one of the other new cores which are considered to overclock...

Just a thought from reading but it would seem to me like possibly instead of seeing a CELL stuck on ur motherboard it would more likely end up being stuck on ur video card (or at least some variation of it). From what i picked up reading this thread it seems that the difference is how a task is...

Here is my rig the specs are in my sig

First thing I would try is taking everything apart and make sure all cards, cables and cords are seated correctly this includes RAM and CPU then after its all together I would CLEAR the CMOS and start it up and see if there is a prob. If that doesn't work I would reinstall the nForce drivers...

Well I would try makin sure all your jumpers are set correctly first (double check) also i noticed that you have a WD hard drive if the DVD ROM is on the same IDE cable make sure there is a jumper on the drive if u moved the Hard Drive to another cable take the jumper completly off the drive...

Well as far as P4 ECS boards we have had a bunch of those come into work with broken cpu hold downs.... so i would prolly just stick with that socket A havn't had any probs with those. BTW one of the boards that broke the cpu fried when the heat sink didn't come in contact wiht the cpu entirely...

3500 Winchester running @ 2701 is right at 89 degrees or 32 degrees C idle and usually some were around 98 degrees full load. Watercooling setup specs are: BlackIce II Extreme w/ 4 120mm Delta fans @ 104cfm apeice, 1/2ID tubing, Danger Den Maze 4 CPU, Danger Den Maze 4 GPU, Ehime...

Actually Motherboard Monitor is still a very good program. I still use it on my rig in my sig. Even though they havn't updated it you can still select and change which monitors you use. Its just a matter of tweekin with it a bit. Give it a try!

Well it was prolly from the intial power on. esp if u didn't dry your pc enough. since u said that the water dumped down on your vid card directly u need to dry it our really good which means remove the heatsink and fan off of it and any other peices that come off and then letting it dry...

So far the only thing that I have killed is my Epox 8KRA2+ KT600 mobo when I was watercooling. I turned my chiller down a little to low and had a condensation problem on my vid card. Fried my motherboard but not the vid card .... this happened twice the first time everything worked fine...

I have gone through 2 A8N SLi Deluxe motherboards. I am on my third however once I have got this third board that has worked flawlessly I am quite happy. I am still using BIOS 1002 and have been able even get Win 64 working with total driver support. Everything has been stable. As far as...

Personally to define what I think is the no POST problem. I went throught this problem on 2 motherboards and finally got my third which this has not happened to yet. To define what I think is the problem; there are 2 IC's (Integrated Circuts) towards the back of the board (On the front to the...

Anybody have any idea about a waterblock to fit on this thing. Honestly I wouldn't even care if I had to epoxy it at this point. If I mix in enough Artic Silver in with the thermal epoxy I will be able to get it back off again. I like danger den's block but .... i can't find any demensions...

I got the 64 bit sound drivers to install by updating the sound driver through the device manager. I just specified were it should search and it found it right away and installed it. In fact that was the only way that i could get most of the drivers for winxp 64 to install. but i wiped that...

Thanks for the reply. I totally forgot about the fan needing to be plugged in for the board to POST im hoping that is not also the case for the CPU fan otherwise my watercooling dream is going down the tube ... esp since all of my fans draw to much power to be hooked up to my board. Thanks for...