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Hi All,
I'm assembling a file server and was going to use my Antec SP-500 I had sitting around but it only has 2 rails and it doesn't look like its going to cut it for 12 drives. The 650 has 3 rails (19A max each) with 12 drives (3A max draw each) I could do 3:3:3:3 for the rails to split them...
This stuff, highly recommend it:
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Got some non-conductive cleaner, cleaned everything off and it all works fine.
Well I opened up the case last night to see wtf the problem was, turns out green coolant was leaking all over the CPU. Thank god that stuff is non-conductive, I'm impressed I could boot into the OS and transcode video, I mean the CPU was _soaked_ in coolant the socket was like a little swimming...
Running ASUS P5B Delux, Intel E4300 @ 2.7Ghz, watercooled. Last night I went to bed and the CPU/Mobo temps according to AsusProbe were 35/31 C, woke up this morning and the CPU/MoBo temps were 210/31 C! WTH!? Clearly thats wrong cuz the whole system is working fine, so I restart, still 210C...
I'm running an ASUS P5B Delux with Intel E4300 and a modest water cooling setup (3/4" tubes and 1200 L/m pump). My question is what kind of dynamic overclocking solutions are there, in particular any that would let me set the parameters? This is in my Home Theater PC and most of the time I...