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Old Jul 5, 2012, 08:09 PM   #21026
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The older QX chips were multi-clockers, they didn't care for the bus to move much, hense why the multi is unlocked
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Old Jul 5, 2012, 08:23 PM   #21027
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Didn't know that... still I didn't get it on the forum so I'm clean I guess but couldn't pass it up. The chip seems to be a dissapointment though, can't boot above 270x12 although it could also be my board. Sadly I don't have any other 775 board left.

I'll see if re-capping does anything (the board is from 2006); I was already thinking about doing that anyway and also add some VRM cooling (these Enzotech heatsinks look fine: http://www.enzotechnology.com/mos-c1.htm)
Talking about the chips is fine as long as you didn't buy or sell it here.
Those Enzotech heatsinks work beautifully, I used some for additional cooling on a few graphics card I've had.
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Old Jul 5, 2012, 08:30 PM   #21028
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H80 arriving tomorrow and going to try that out.

On holiday in a weeks time. That's cable tidying time
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Old Jul 5, 2012, 10:00 PM   #21029
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H80 arriving tomorrow and going to try that out.
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http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/4085/dsc00007yg.jpg
On holiday in a weeks time. That's cable tidying time
I like the white power cables. Classy against the black. Congrats on the new stuff.
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Old Jul 6, 2012, 10:57 AM   #21031
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Didn't know that... still I didn't get it on the forum so I'm clean I guess but couldn't pass it up. The chip seems to be a dissapointment though, can't boot above 270x12 although it could also be my board. Sadly I don't have any other 775 board left.

I'll see if re-capping does anything (the board is from 2006); I was already thinking about doing that anyway and also add some VRM cooling (these Enzotech heatsinks look fine: http://www.enzotechnology.com/mos-c1.htm)
I use these heatsinks on my mobo




they work really good and look great too
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Old Jul 6, 2012, 03:18 PM   #21033
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@everyone some of the dust come off. it's nice now. temps are under 30 on the desktop.

here is a preview of my workstations before the sli mobo comes so I can unleash the six screens in the setup.



pc one specs (top left screen)
AMD Athlon X2 260 Asrock MB (Brand new stuff)

pc two - surround center three screens (left)
i7 920 + GTX580's x3 Asus rog MB Corsair 6GB 2ghz

pc three right screen (42" LCD TV)
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If your 3 580's are anything like mine, they use a massive amount of power and I was even tempted to upgrade my 1200W PSU to a 1500W as it was getting close!!

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Silver27, you really shouldn't lie hardware like motherboards on carpet/rug like that. Electrostatic discharge can kill components...
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Old Jul 6, 2012, 03:49 PM   #21036
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Silver27, you really shouldn't lie hardware like motherboards on carpet/rug like that. Electrostatic discharge can kill components...
To be fair, the equipment is just as likely to spontaneously die.

I've rubbed motherboards up and down carpets with no ill effects.


I think static shock damage is well over hyped.
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What are yo doing with those 580s? Because they max out at about 300W if you disable the limiter. But then I assume you will not run Furmark 24/7. :P
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Old Jul 6, 2012, 03:56 PM   #21038
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I think static shock damage is well over hyped.
It depends on your environment. IF things are relatively humid, static is not that much of a concern, but in a dry climate, static can do it's damage. It's not usually immediate damage, but it can shorten the lifespan of electrical bits and bobs.
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It depends on your environment. IF things are relatively humid, static is not that much of a concern, but in a dry climate, static can do it's damage.
Well that would explain why I've not really experienced it.

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No wonder I've never had anything die from static, south Florida is like a friggin sauna.
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Old Jul 6, 2012, 04:34 PM   #21041
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It get's real dry here in the winter months...so when I put a rig together in the winter I always remove my socks and wet my hair. Works like a charm. And motherbaords always sit on the anti-static bags they came in until the get installed - humid or not.
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It get's real dry here in the winter months...so when I put a rig together in the winter I always remove my socks and wet my hair. Works like a charm. And motherbaords always sit on the anti-static bags they came in until the get installed - humid or not.
Yeah, we get to deal with both, and I make sure to take steps to prevent static damage during the winter, for sure. OEMs are building boards now, with a focus on both dry and humid environments, as both can be problematic.
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No wonder I've never had anything die from static, south Florida is like a friggin sauna.
See, and I'm in mid-florida(less than a mile from the shore) and have killed components with ESD.
Luckily it was in the classroom and not my hardware, but it still goes to show you can't just assume you're safe from ESD.
Needless to say the teacher lectured us about the importance of wearing our anti-static wrist straps, but at least he wasn't upset...
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I hate to say this but daaaamn I love the colour coordination!

It's purty!
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Not as fast or sexy ad cavedca's rig, but here's what I have:


Yup...that's a stock Intel cooler and a PentiumDC sticker on the case...but an i7 875k w/ 8GB of RAM
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Got my hands on a Cosmos II a few weeks ago. What a giant this case is!

No color coordination here either. I'm just kind of obsessed with cleanliness right now.




If anyone has any suggestions to clean those pesky USB wires at the bottom I'll gladly take some advice. Those wires kind of irk me right now.
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If anyone has any suggestions to clean those pesky USB wires at the bottom I'll gladly take some advice.
I usually have a hoover close by and a new/clean paint brush with a can of air for the best part of my rig, for cables with braiding on them there is nothing better than a clean but damp cloth to wipe them down with.
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