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oli_ramsay · May 17, 2008

Mussels said:
bios volt mod may help with those clocks ramsay

already done that but got no better clocks from it

never mind, can't win 'em all, it's still a kick ass card at stock speeds and at only £130 it's a great card.

Wile E · May 18, 2008

Just do a hard volt-mod.

tkpenalty · May 18, 2008

Wile E said:
Just do a hard volt-mod.

I wouldn't recommend that...................

Wile E · May 18, 2008

tkpenalty said:
I wouldn't recommend that...................

I would

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

Wile E said:
I would

His core might be slightly defective... therefore it would send his card to the grave pretty quickly.

Wile E · May 19, 2008

I'd still do it.

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

Wile E said:
I'd still do it.

Hmm... Well its normal for you to say that since you send stuff to the grave preety quickly :laugh:

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Dead CPUs, peltiers, motherboards galore!

Wile E · May 19, 2008

tkpenalty said:
Hmm... Well its normal for you to say that since you send stuff to the grave preety quickly .

Dead CPUs, peltiers, motherboards galore!

Yeah, I wasn't denying that part. lol.

calvary1980 · May 19, 2008

that TEC was messed up. look how old liquid cooling is and it's finally being accepted as a form of cooling to the public it will take a while for hard modding

- Christine

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

calvary1980 said:
that TEC was messed up. look how old liquid cooling is and it's finally being accepted as a form of cooling to the public it will take a while for hard modding

- Christine

Lets wait for manufacturers to put switches/jumpers on those points :laugh:

I personally wouldnt mind a hardmod.

Wile E · May 19, 2008

calvary1980 said:
that TEC was messed up. look how old liquid cooling is and it's finally being accepted as a form of cooling to the public it will take a while for hard modding

- Christine

I know. I realize that going to extremes isn't everyone's cup of tea. I'm in a fairly small group of people. But, by the same token, without people like me, or DaMulta, or the likes of kingpin, things like mainstream watercooling wouldn't exist. That's why I love doing what I do, even if it means killing a few pieces of harrdware along the way. lol.

calvary1980 · May 19, 2008

I have done 2x vGPU, 1x vMEM, 1x vdroop. and igent wants me to volt mod his mother board. I love hard modding if I could volt mod my blowdryer I would! :laugh:

- Christine

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

Wile E said:
I know. I realize that going to extremes isn't everyone's cup of tea. I'm in a fairly small group of people. But, by the same token, without people like me, or DaMulta, or the likes of kingpin, things like mainstream watercooling wouldn't exist. That's why I love doing what I do, even if it means killing a few pieces of harrdware along the way. lol.

Hey Wile E would you call water cooling a "truly silent extreme cooling option". Because I might save up and invest in one kit, I want silence dammit!!!111. (I need a new PSU tho, this iGreen seems to overheat in summer, might be my bad fan replacement choice though D: (as well as the fact that it wasnt designed for 50*C operation and over; i think the heat trapped gets that hot!)

Wile E · May 19, 2008

calvary1980 said:
I have done 2x vGPU, 1x vMEM, 1x vdroop. and igent wants me to volt mod his mother board. I love hard modding if I could volt mod my blowdryer I would!

SIGGED!!!!

Wile E · May 19, 2008

tkpenalty said:
Hey Wile E would you call water cooling a "truly silent extreme cooling option". Because I might save up and invest in one kit, I want silence dammit!!!111. (I need a new PSU tho, this iGreen seems to overheat in summer, might be my bad fan replacement choice though D: (as well as the fact that it wasnt designed for 50*C operation and over; i think the heat trapped gets that hot!)

If you want low noise, you can use lower cfm fans, but you won't be doing any extreme benching. You would also probably want to buy a very high quality (read: expensive) radiator, like a Thermochill PA series.

calvary1980 · May 19, 2008

your Power Supply housing is nickel plated, i'm pretty sure nickel has poor thermal properties but that doesn't mean it's the answer to your problem.

- Christine

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

calvary1980 said:
your Power Supply housing is nickel plated, i'm pretty sure nickel has poor thermal properties but that doesn't mean it's the answer to your problem.

- Christine

I just need a Scythe Slipstream 1.9k RPM slapped in (rememeber that airflow is reduce due to the load regulated fanspeed). Which i havent been bothered to purchase as of late... The original fan sat around 1.5k RPM if i calculate it correctly max fan speed 2300RPM, the fan im using right now would be only running at 900~1000RPM. In winter it is not a problem, but summer i honestly need to pull the PC out and blast the fan under it (exhaust) at max just to keep temps of the PSU cool.

calvary1980 · May 19, 2008

we are just entering our summer so you must be entering winter soon? (brother lives in aus) you may want to sell it and go for a Corsair it may be inevitable with the nickel plating which I think was added more for durability.

- Christine

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

calvary1980 said:
we are just entering our summer so you must be entering winter soon? (brother lives in aus) you may want to sell it and go for a Corsair it may be inevitable with the nickel plating which I think was added more for durability.

- Christine

Winter

. Oc season

Mussels · May 19, 2008

oh yeah its cold here in aus. housemates shampoo froze overnight, beat that for cold.

tkpenalty · May 19, 2008

Mussels said:
oh yeah its cold here in aus. housemates shampoo froze overnight, beat that for cold.

Under 0*C at night is normal after a long rainy autumn usually..

Now... I can only do 760/1880/950x2 on the 8800... I dont think ill give bios flashing a try because of the proprietary hardware gigabyte probably uses... Nevertheless ill dump a bios here.

Wile E · May 20, 2008

tkpenalty said:
Under 0*C at night is normal after a long rainy autumn usually..

Now... I can only do 760/1880/950x2 on the 8800... I dont think ill give bios flashing a try because of the proprietary hardware gigabyte probably uses... Nevertheless ill dump a bios here.

Well, if it does 1.2V via software, I bet the BIOS goes at least that high.

tkpenalty · May 20, 2008

Wile E said:
Well, if it does 1.2V via software, I bet the BIOS goes at least that high.

Apparently there's a voltage control chip (which probably is just glorified generic voltage regulation chip + software to manipulate it). Heres the bios for your viewing pleasure.

Wile E · May 20, 2008

tkpenalty said:
Apparently there's a voltage control chip (which probably is just glorified generic voltage regulation chip + software to manipulate it). Heres the bios for your viewing pleasure.

Hmmm, it's a custom controller chip. Not adjustable using nbitor. There aren't any VID tables. It'll have to be hexed.

tkpenalty · May 20, 2008

Wile E said:
Hmmm, it's a custom controller chip. Not adjustable using nbitor. There aren't any VID tables. It'll have to be hexed.

Thats what I thought.... I think you'd need to modify the program instead, to allow more voltages.

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