venice 3200 at 3GHz
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underworld288
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i dont think so but you always can try and overclock to that and see if it runs stable.
fade2green514
Active Member
of course it can.. with vapochill it should be quite easy lol.
of course to spend 8 times the amount of cash on the cooling system than you did on the chip seems quite silly.
of course to spend 8 times the amount of cash on the cooling system than you did on the chip seems quite silly.
fade2green514
Active Member
vapochill is phase change cooling... like in the negative degrees, to the point where you need insulation because its so cold so that water doesnt condense inside the computer case.
water cooling might do the trick depending on the quality of the parts used.
water cooling might do the trick depending on the quality of the parts used.
Mankz_91
New Member
Vapochill is a sort of phase change cooling- it use a refrigarent with a boling point of -50* or so, and compresses it into a gas, and when it comes into contact with the evap. on the CPU, the gas expands and warms, taking the heat of the cpu away with it.
to get 3Ghz with a 3000, you would need a good mobo- DFI is the OC'ers choice, Ultra Ds are cheap and OC like beasts- some fairly good RAM (Cas 2 @ DDR-400) to put on a divider, a very good stepping CPU, and either high-end watercooling, or phase change.
If you were to use an Opteron 144, they cost the same, FX-57 speeds can be seen with a $24 HSF-
to get 3Ghz with a 3000, you would need a good mobo- DFI is the OC'ers choice, Ultra Ds are cheap and OC like beasts- some fairly good RAM (Cas 2 @ DDR-400) to put on a divider, a very good stepping CPU, and either high-end watercooling, or phase change.
If you were to use an Opteron 144, they cost the same, FX-57 speeds can be seen with a $24 HSF-
diduknowthat
formerly liuliuboy
even if you manage to get the chip at a low temp, it still might not overclock to 3.0ghz. Just try to OC it and see how far it will go.