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Sure you can, but only if you compensate the loss of ihs height by modding the retention block http://www.modthebox.com/reviews/dfi/nf4slidr/dfi8_new.jpg, cutting the legs off ~1,5mm I've modded one retention block, used on naked Opty with the stock 4-pipe hsf (sig is showing the stock hsf, now using Scythe Mine..but with same modded retention block)
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OK, installed 600W PSU, 4x 12v rails @ 20A each, giving +535W on 12v Result? ...same as with 480W PSU, which showed 11.7v on 12v....600 shows 12.10 under stress. currently running 11x242 @ 1,485v, with 120mm extra fan inside case. im in a state of heat and cpu limit..hard to know which. so much for u experts on this forum. 150$ for no good...good job ! look elsewhere for job
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thx for fast replies guys... 2 week old cpu and I HAD to pop IHS...zalman or stock wouldn't go contact ... now is 100% no..this thread IS more about "full vcore" vs "normal oc" If 1-2 weeks pass w/o issues, i go 2725 ...oc'ing 2,87 took 6 months (from easy 2.805) --- EDIT --- Remember: I popped IHS (mostly to see if there was fabrication fault applying paste...looked normal(a bit much!) Consequences: No stock mobo frame will fit, hsf will be stuck 2,5mm ABOVE core To do: mod the frame, shave off same as IHS removal did But: shaving legs, means legs come short....mosfets got warm (PWM area temp) . if 60C - no oc......
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Edit: And a 2.6ghz dual core will destroy a 2.8ghz single core. That is far from being whimpy. Own benches from R6 Vegas game, showed 30% fps gain while 150MHz lower MHz vs single...but not everything runs dual (except my taxes) yet. Well..the old games...probably wont NEED inc fps...they already run well (APART FROM UNREAL 2 ENGINE games... google ) EDIT // PSU/Vcore isn't fluctuating at states..u mean 999W psu always show 11.9? ..but as far as I know problems come later, 5% off chart..at 11.4v
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11x243 was only 1hr 47min stable with 1.485v but...had few beers, running boldly 11x245, 1:1 with ram, hair off 1.5v tired of prime....week gone, just installed 66GB games, 2GB patches...see you on the battleground hurri!
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I've got same crap stepping kiikkuja and oc is a nightmare; a mixture of high volts & temps with a hint of low performance nah...2.6GHz is OK 1.43v for 11x236 (2595MHz) 1.47v for 11x241 (2651MHz) 1.485v for 11x243 (2673MHz) - currently under dual prime testing I've primed while working night shifts, with case door and window open, to prevent overheating parts. IRL use; gaming wont take temp this high, I hope rig stays stable. Noticed that oc often fails when "cpu" temp gets around 45C and "Core" temp is at 55C, the lower vcore u put will probably oc better with high temps. Using stock HSF with those fancy pipes, popped the lid off cpu and modded the plastic frame so hsf would get correct distance to cpu. Tested with Zalman 7000AlCu, it cools the PWM area, where stock hsf doesnt put any air there...60C at long load........ RAM timings with San Diego vs with Opteron aren't the same, now I need more relaxed timings for same FSB. Havent updated sig, got same stuff exept for Opteron and 8800GTS 640MB
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Opteron 165 (2x1MB) vs 3700+ San Diego (1x1MB)
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feed me..you who upgraded from Sandy to Opty...i SUSPECT hearing a 5% increase in general fps, Mhz/Mhz....as I guess opy wont oc 2.9/but 2.7) , i actuallly LOOSE all my money...and get slower performance...whats wron gwith ppl??+ surf + doodle? omg.. -
Opteron 165 (2x1MB) vs 3700+ San Diego (1x1MB)
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thx, but i alreqady have the WORLD's BEST SINGLE CORE CPU: San Diego... -
Opteron 165 (2x1MB) vs 3700+ San Diego (1x1MB)
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dont you think i havent calculated them all...c2d, mobo, ddr2, 8800gts, psu=heck of money...my saviour is, IF DUALCORE 2.8-2.9 with current rig, would improve heavy games like CoD2, FEAR,BF2142, R6Vegas all ppl talk about is !" antivirus + surf = super"...noooby , low tech