bloodking

you've got the t-bred B and it's one hell of an Oc'er... you'll probably hit more then 2.4 GHZ with proper cooling and voltage ( on air )

you will need to remove the filter to even use it for a W/C setup. i have a L30 too here for my W/C setup (which isn't finished yet) . you will have to remove the front of the pump to use it inline

don't pay attention to the -12 and -5 lines. i don't believe that any Mobo has sensors for it and they allways read wrong. if you used a divider don't play around with the timings. you don't need to change the timings if you run the RAM as it should. it's possible that the Mobo is holding you back. take the FSB down to the last known stable setting and burn your chip in for two straight days. that might help a little. keep the Vcore a little higher then needed.

CPU-Z doesn't say anything about it being a throughbred B or A. my 1800+ is a A0 revision and is a JIUHB ( Throughbred B ) when your aero lite arrives check the stepping on your CPU

try to flash the bios again to the latest official bios and clear CMOS properly. it might help

the XP120 is P4 only. too bad i wanted to try one on my athlon to see what i can do with it

go to www.dangerden.com and get some kick . stuff. with $250 you can get a : TDX with 1/2" tubing dual heatercore with acrylic shroud. 2 120mm fans maze 4 GPU waterblock and a eheim 1260 some misc stuff like water wetter or UV additive i didn't look at the prices but you should be way under 250

keep it under 50 and you'll always be fine. ( load) but with case temps of 40 you won't get the CPU cooler. i got 31 case and 41 CPU (idle) and 48 (load) that's with a thermalright SP-97 and a 92mm sunon fan. it won't run cooler if you up the FSB, it will probably run hotter because of more data being transfered at the same time.

it will show 2700+ i believe. or 2600+ depending if your mobo recognizes how much cache your chip has. try a little how far your chip can go with 1.65-1.7Vcore. it should be around 2000MHz ~ 2200MHz

you can't go wrong with either the 6800GT or the X800 pro. both are around $400 and both perform very similar ( the 6800 comes out 2% higher on overall which is virtually nothing) wait just a few more weeks and see the reviews of the XT and Ultra Extreme against eachother. then you can choose your card

this is what i can remember : 1.45V = 11x200 ( 2200MHz) 1.775V = 13x200 ( 2600MHz) chip is a 2500+ IQYHA 0348 with better cooling i can get it to 2700MHz with 1.95Vcore

try 10x200 @ 1.65Vcore and test for stability. if not stable you probably need 1.7Vcore

what are your temps and did you try with higher Vcore? now summer is here my chip needs more volts to stay stable then i had them running in winter time ( case temps winter : 19*c and now 33*c)

i would trust either....the sensors might be off or bios or anything else is reading it wrong. the best way to find out which out is closer to the temps you see is to touch the heatsink and feel if it's really scorching hot or that's just warm to touch

i've pushed my ram up to 3.3V ( ram in sig) it's CH-5 and can do 250 memtest stable with 3.3V and 2.5-3-3-11 timings.. i'm completely staying away from DFI. this is already the second time my board dies and i don't want it to happen a third time. i'm happy about what i have now in my case and would like to keep it. also i want to buy the Vapo LS because i can move it over to my A64 rig end of this year. BTW... yes it's a KT600 chipset and it's from asus