Author: Mr j smith
Date: 17:28:19 06/19/03
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On June 19, 2003 at 20:13:13, enrico carrisco wrote: >On June 19, 2003 at 18:22:11, Mr j smith wrote: > >>On June 19, 2003 at 15:17:06, enrico carrisco wrote: >> >>>On June 19, 2003 at 13:26:11, Mr j smith wrote: >>> >>>>On June 19, 2003 at 11:03:57, Albert Silver wrote: >>>> >>>>>On June 19, 2003 at 00:25:59, Mr j smith wrote: >>>>> >>>>>>On June 18, 2003 at 21:54:04, Dan Andersson wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> The T-Bred XP 2800 runs at 2.25 GHz and the Barton XP 2800 runs at 2.083 GHz so >>>>>>>a 2.4 GHz Athlon is a mighty beast indeed. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>MvH Dan Andersson >>>>>> >>>>>>I overclocked my 2100 xp T-Bred B (1733 mhz) to 2500 mhz. I imagine that's >>>>>>about 3500 xp at least. >>>>> >>>>>What kind of cooling system do you use, and what were the settings (voltage, >>>>>multiplier, etc.)? >>>>> >>>>> Albert >>>> >>>> >>>>Thermalright 800u heatsink with a delta 60mm oversized fan pushing 54cfm. Just >>>>as cool as watercooling for a fraction of the cost. The only drawback is my >>>>comp sounds like a jet engine at takeoff. >>> >>>If your ambient temperature rises much above 25c, you will see the difference >>>watercooling will make... :) >>> >>>-elc. >> >> >>www.overclockers.com did extensive testing of cooling systems, and my cooling >>setup is just as effecient as a commercially available watercooling setup >>(dangerden watercooling set #2). When you go to overclocker's site, click on >>heatsink and watercooling link on the middle of the page for the results. > >Yes, I have the same heatsink and it is great (though my fan is a better 80mm >tornado...) Still, it only holds true when your ambient temperature is >reasonable. Turn the heater on in the room and raise your ambient above 25c and >watch things go south. Watercooling is much less elastic to ambient temperature >than air cooling. Hence, www.overclockers.com's statement only holds true when >ambient temperature is below a certain level -- probably 25-28c. > >(After awhile, you're just blowing hot air...) ;) The delta 60mm fan i am using drops the temp 3 degrees C lower then any of the 80mm fans tested(including the delta and volcano). Has to do with both the pressure of the air being generated and the vanes forcing it in a concentrated area. Too bad about the noise though. > >-elc.
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