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For anyone not stressing their cpu, you have a point that the upgrade isnt worth it. For someone who is running an app that keeps cpu at over 80% load at all times, the i7 is going to be a significant boost in computational power. But it seems like you are mad at intel for pushing another quad...
-.- was a joint effort, and dont go claiming my processor as yours... you have your own. But yeah idling at ~45 on core0 and 40 on the other 3 at 3.8ghz atm. And my fans are turned down quite a bit, as others in the house are sleeping. And yeah, if all my fans are turned to max, my system...
Since you have an i7 i assume its not a htpc or server of any sort, in which case I wouldnt reccomend something as little as 450 watts. As Zero said, its really close. Seems like youd want to get something a little beefier to give yourself some headroom for upgrades, graphics processing hasnt...
i find the voltage "sweetspots" as k96 deemed them very odd, but yeah, the qpi wall is frustrating, considering its a chipset limitation, knowing that your proc could go farther... well... is aggravating to say the least. And if he would ever learn to count, he would know there are 5 deltas in...
If you really wanted to, you could be really pro, and use resistors to figure out the two or three voltage settings you like, one for quiet, one for medium, one for if you wanna be a jet engine, and then make a circuit board to have a triple throw switch monitor voltage....probably have to sink...
Cant find anythign about this anywhere, but log gives me: i installed folding@home-x86 as per the forum guide
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not sure what all of this means, but it all looks good to me until it says i didnt do squat... or it couldnt find a core, but then it made itself a new one, so that seemed...
So, about three weeks to a month ago i installed some new deltas in my antec 1200, and i didnt think i would mind, but the front looks really plain without the LED fans. And im not about to install leds on my deltas, i really like the cathode look, and im wondering if anyone has had any...
lets just classify loud, because there is loud, then there is delta loud. I live on a campus in a four person suite. Four bedrooms, one living room, two bathrooms. Really thin walls, but still, when I turn my fans all the way up, i can hear then as soon as i walk into the front door, with my...
If you are getting the 120x38 delta, just as a heads up, make sure you get a heavy duty controller, they eat up 30 watts per. Im using the sunbeam rheobus extreme for mine :)
Not sure what measurements define high or low profile, but if low profile is 25 (havent seen any normal fans thinner than that) and you can get two low for one high, that would make high profile up to 50? If you dont care about noise and want the most air flow you can get, id recommend a delta...
I have an antec 1200 with 5 delta fans, ranging from 12-29 watts (ish) and the sunbeam rheobus extreme has worked like a charm for me for about a month, no problems at all. highly reccomended.
I also have an antec 1200 and i love mine. I also recently did a fan project and rigged up 5 deltas. great case, i really would hate to part with the bottom mounted psu also, just make sure if you want it to wire nicely you either get a psu designed for a full tower with pretty long cables, or...
QC=quakecon, huge gaming convention
And its not at startup, it seems to do some sort of self check as soon as it gets power. It does fine at home and places, but at the convention, (no idea how its wired) but they have some power strips on a 15A breaker, thats all the information i could get...
Ive got a buddy with the p183, and I personally really like it. If i ever decided to downsize to a midtower, my mind is already made up. The layout is pretty easy to work with, and it just feels really solid no matter what you are installing or changing in it.
So im thinking about upgrading my heat sink, to something like the true black, or the megahalems, or something similar. Im just really paranoid about weight. Has anyone devised any great solutions for supporting one of these huge coolers with some extra fan weight on them?
I know im going to...
"The Core i7 has three memory channels, and the channel bandwidth can be selected by setting the memory multiplier. However, in early benchmarks, when the clock rate is set higher than a threshold (1333 for the 965XE) the processor will only access two memory channels simultaneously"...
So, im equipped with a tagan bz1300 in my tower, and its rated to pull up to 18 amps. And when i plug it in, then flip the switch on the back to on, it lights up and the fans spin and everything goes on for maybe half a second. The problem im having is i think its pulling all 18 amps then...
Its definitely something to experience if you haven't been. Last year was my last year, and it was more of what I love in one place at one time than i could have ever imagined.