Re did my loop
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funkysnair
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i can tell by the cable running from the motherbord you have a very clean build, i have the white tubing on my rig too
looks very nice!
whats the cpu your using and the temps with cooling?
looks very nice!
whats the cpu your using and the temps with cooling?
bomberboysk
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Looks nice, maybe a bit excessive for a 2160, but nice nonetheless
Bodaggit23
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He's all set to drop in a Quad. So much for not being able to upgrade a 775.
Would like some peoples views/comments
Looks sick dude. Very clean. :good:
bomberboysk
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Only time i tell people that is when they are building a new rig and looking at the current 775 quads or higher priced dual coresHe's all set to drop in a Quad. So much for not being able to upgrade a 775.
Looks sick dude. Very clean. :good:
Thanks. Using an e2160.
Stock speeds (1.8 ghz) temperatures stay below 36 C full load
Overclock to 3.2GHz which i run daily temps stay below 54 C full load.
Looks nice, maybe a bit excessive for a 2160, but nice nonetheless
Got a 100% + over clock from this processor using my set up and can run it 24/7 at realy fast speeds cool, works for me
aviation_man
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Hey, have been away for a while, but im back.
Just re did my loop, cleaned everything and added a new reservoir and white tubes.
Would like some peoples views/comments
Thanks
ooooo. Looks expensive.
Nice though.funkysnair
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54oC is my max temp with my i7 920 co stepping @ standard!
not a bad temp for %100 overclock
what size radiator are you using and what pump?
not a bad temp for %100 overclock
what size radiator are you using and what pump?
funkysnair
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good gear! you wanna use it on a quad though, seriously i got really good temps on my q6600 with same setup!
your liquid cooling setup will handle a quad system, d-tek fusion has one of the best flow/temp rates for lga 775!
i was getting 19oC with my q6600 @ standard clcok
your liquid cooling setup will handle a quad system, d-tek fusion has one of the best flow/temp rates for lga 775!
i was getting 19oC with my q6600 @ standard clcok
bomberboysk
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Hehe, i was gonna ask that too but noticed he had specs in sig
funkysnair
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Hehe, i was gonna ask that too but noticed he had specs in sig
lol i dont look at that, my sig lives in netherlands now-havent updated it yet
Bodaggit23
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The stock i7 cooler isn't very efficient.
bomberboysk
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Funky is running a watercooled setup
Bodaggit23
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Funky is running a watercooled setup
How would I know that?...Outdated sig...
He said "54oC is my max temp with my i7 920 co stepping @ standard!" so
I thought he meant on the stock cooler at stock clocks.
(I also assumed he meant 54c, and not 540c
)
bomberboysk
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Hehe, maybe this?How would I know that?...Outdated sig...
He said "54oC is my max temp with my i7 920 co stepping @ standard!" so
I thought he meant on the stock cooler at stock clocks.
(I also assumed he meant 54c, and not 540c
http://www.computerforum.com/155490-i7-up-running-bout-time.html
and the o in 54oC is supposed to mean the degrees symbol
(i think)