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SD 3700

Just curious, did you do that to show time at that speed? or because.. and @ PCcrazy, thanks, so far it has scaled very well to voltage increases and the temp has stayed much lower than my 3500 win or a Venice that I got the other day. The Venice worked good but I only went up to 1.56v and got a 28 sec 1m at 2880. It is a 0516 FPAW. It stays around 30c where the SD stays about 27-28c.

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Cold water and SD 0516 WPAW

more sd/icewater

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@babyelf, I had a Venice and the sd is about 1sec faster in 1m Super Pi @Mowgli, SuperPi likes tight memory timings @PCcrazy, thank you. You like my 'dual stage' cooling?

@babyelf,I don't have the Venice anymore, but yes, speed for speed and same tweaker settings it was about a second diff. PB, yes. @PCcrazy, you probably won't want it now. Here is pic of more normal. **Also, that epox box, has a hole under the cpu with a fan blowing on the back of the cpu area. Did you see the thermal pics of these boards?


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Basically yes, too many $$$ for both. However, the Venice was a good cpu. I did a 16m Pi with it @3001 and it was easier to run (more stable)at 2.86 to 2938 with just water and no ice than SD. I did have air-con on it at the time though. But still a good cpu, just have one mobo though. Another thing, it was a 3500 so for the, my luck is not so good that I could get a 3000 to be able to run as good as yours or others. Check out air-con pic. It kept my temps down to 26 to 27 as compared to 33 or 34 with just fans. Make a big difference in ability to get higher stable. EDIT** yea, I wish I had some ram that would do 300 too.

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Here are some Pi's with the Venice I had. 0515 FPAW

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O-K, this is about as fast as I can get also I wanted to show this,

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Thanks babyelf. You will be really glad when you do. Before I got this I had a 3500 win. I got it to do a 1m Pi at 2.7 and that was about it, which was not bad. All my 3d's I did at 2664, period. When I got this I was hoping to be able to do alot more at 2.7, and I would be glad. It has turned out quite a bit better.

See you got your SD. Great, they are fun. Good luck and enjoy.

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CHECK THE FREQ. FOR THIS SD... [/IMG]

Thanks PC, yes I'm sticking with that but I made a tube for the same amount of money.


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Thanks again PCcrazy, I made another one last night. I had enough copper tube for two. I am going to try it out today. I did take some pics and will make an effort to get them up. I think it works quite well, my SD is "just a plain one". It stepping is one I'm sure no one asked for or tried to locate. CABGE 0516 WPAW Non the less it works really well though, I think. babyelf, no temp probe, only SmartGuardian. I did figure out that when it reads -227 it is colder than -240. During a run it will 'raise' up even though they are minus numbers. Not very meaningful but as long as it stays cold enough to do the task. Multipliers would be nice, I've started thinking of ram though that can run 1:1. Have you updated your sig? nice stuff.

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I worked on the second tube and got it to work better. [/IMG]

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