any updates martin? it took so long you didn't post anything here

Nope, no major update since the water block. I am running happily at 1010/1250 (GPU/mem) with the GPU@1.2V. I think it can run 1020~1025 stable at this voltage but I backed up few Mhz for 24/7 usage. At 1010, It is rock stable even after hours of Crysis/NFS Shift/Dirt 2

I've actually wanted to see how far I could go but didn't have much time for that. And 1+Ghz @ 1.2V is probably the sweet spot as the very quick testing I did showed little clock improvement with more volts.

one major cons for PT Nuke, if overdose, corrosion might occur...

last time my loop with overdosed PT nuke, effect of corrosion start to occur after few months... so, if using PT nuke, my recommendation is not to overdose...

few drop is poison enough to kill algaes, over dose has other side effects...

maybe you can try to make your Heatkiller 3.0 LT to Heatkiller 3.0 LT+. It will drop your temp a bit more... More or less stagnant with the stock Swiftech XT.

Thanks for the advice, i didn't know that.

My tube have again become a bit cloudy, but not as bad as last time. Now I am starting to wonder if it is really algae since my res stays completely clear. So I'm thinking it might be some residue of flux from the rad. Because the tube "absorbs" stuff unlike the res, that might be why I see it on the tube but not on the res. I'm going to wait a little while to see if it settles like that and I'm probably going to switch to white tubing ...


Yup, I saw the "LT+" trick on xtremesystems. But I'm quite happy with my temp so I don't think it is worth it because of the added restriction which might defeat the gain from the mod.

Yeah, some white/black tubings with compression fittings is what you'll need

tht's one of the reason i use coolants... if i use clear tubes, i cheat myself acting as i dunno my tubing is clouded since the coolants color cover up the cloudings already...

only problem is when drain the loop, it the time to face the truth...

i still like ur rig the best and i might upgrade to a tj07 lol, did u get 9.12 catalyst? it fix a few problems and runs very smooth for me.

Thanks

I'd say go for it. The TJ-07 is definitively worth the money.

My NFS shift issue has been fixed with the 1.2 patch already. And I just realized yesterday the 9.12 were out so I haven't really tested them yet

The problem is the newer version of TJ-07 seems to have a big hole on the mobo tray and even after you've mounted the board, there's still some extra hole visible. I wonder why is that?

maybe install a black steel board to cover the hole? keke idk but ill probably left it silver this time i find i like shinny alu.

Its for XEON bracket Its stated in the manual.

The hole wont be so visible when you have put on the side panel on the other side. The side panel is completely black.

hahahah same here.. will going to tj07 because of expandable quad radiator...
then did another version of million dollar pc on 'em.

absolutely worth the money and it looks good when did like what you did


convert to BTX then...

i dont think if convert to BTX will solve the prob..coz the hole on the mobo tray..when convert to BTX u jus change the mobo tray upsidedown..the hole still there visible even after mount the mobo

damn those btx for tj-07 is 69 usd + shipping to malaysia ; ; can buy other stuff already....... that is if it arrives in 1 piece and unscratch.

hehe DIY la bro..FOC how?can look ianho worklog curi idea cikit

just cover something there with so-called sound absorber

Maybe you can sell to me at RM700 since it has a bigger hole which spoils it a little?