hogtrader

I just bought piece parts and built my own. Cost about $200 (US). I bought a pump, waterblock, radiator, fan and tubing to connect it all together. Check out this site. HighSpeed PC Hog

It appears to be my memory. I am able to run the processor at 11*200 stable if I lower the RAM clock to 166 MHz (83% of 200). I called Kingston and they think I may have an incompatible chipset on the DDR stick. I'm using KVR400X64C25/512. I have to contact them tomorrow (weekdays) and discuss options. One option is to exchange the stick for a different chipset. I'll keep you all in the loop. Thanks. Hog

Before you buy check out this site. http://www.highspeedpc.com/Merchant2/merch...ategory_Code=WC I'm using the "InnovaCOOL Rev3 Water Block". It mounts to the ZIF socket like the HSF did, Hog

Everyone is aware of VCool's ability to lower the CPU temperature of motherboards that use the VIA chipset. See VCool Site. My question is: "Is there a VCool equivalent for nVidia chipsets?" All replies appreciated... Hogtrader

Well Guys, My system won't start WinXP at 200*11 and 1.7Vcore. It goes directly back to POST. Do I need to do something with memory? Hog

I have an A7N8X, AMD Barton 2500+ (unlocked) and 512 PC3200 RAM. I am stuck at 180 MHz FSB and multiplier of 12.5x. If I go above that I get unstable and can't run. I saw others claim that they have exceeded 200 MHz and are rock-solid. Please tell me your setup secrets. Please post the BIOS settings for CPU, memory and voltages (and anything else I overlooked). Thanks for your help. Hogtrader