really nice temp man..if i use 200watt above peltier dunno can oc my axp 1700+ to 3.0ghz or not..

3.0 with a tbred??? maybe it'll be bootable with a cascade(phase change) setup

Errrkkkkk.... (fall off chair with both feet up in the air).. Mr. Sony San, I'll suggest it'll be more viable if you just upgrade your proc and mobo. But if you insisted on pelting the tbred, please go on ahead, let me know if you need any help, i'll be glad to assist you cause you're going for a 100% oc and it'll be a Malaysian Book of Record just don't forget me when you're famous. .. but for 3.0GHz on a tbred (fall off the chair again), dunno lar.. mebbe the max stable will be 2.2GHz, if you're lucky can get 2.4GHz, but then again i might be wrong.

nice guide there ..planning to do like urs with my tbred also...
using thermalright's hsf, i can manage to hit 26++MHz....but with my older rig which already sold to other people
rite now using DFI UI nf2...and use self made WC with DDM 3 waterblock...
maybe need ur advice to setup mine.....planning to get 28++MHZ..if possible

haha..nice fall man , waiting .1. to bulk for peltier again and break 3.0ghz
i am dreaming

3.0 ghz? *feeling faint*. If that's possible with a pelt, I'm definitely going for it with mobile. So far the hisghest I've seen running stably is 3.2 Ghz is a Mobile running on Cascade (three phase or single phase I'm not sure)

Sony my man ure so ambitious.. maybe u can be the white mouse to make ur 1700+ run at 3.0Ghz. Man ure scaring the proc like hell. Dont day dream too much or later u'll surprised what happen to ur beloved proc. I admire ur spirit... Go Sony Go...

This post has been edited by uzairi: Mar 16 2005, 11:37 PM

Ok seemed you'd oledi had the basic necessity for a pelt upgrade. For a start please read this link first ok [Choosing the right Pelt]. Any querries just shoot, no problem.

This PSU has 36 Amps output , maybe it can power up a 226watt pelt since a 226watt pelt only use 24 Amps , below is the details on the power supply

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Sparkle Power 550W Power Supply, MODEL "FSP550-60PLG" -OEM

Model# FSP550-60PLG
Item # N82E16817103478

Specifications:
Type: ESP12V
Maximum Power: 550W
PFC: Active
Power Good Signal: 100-500ms
Hold-up Time: 17ms min.
Efficiency: 63% min.
Input Voltage: 90~265V AC, Full Range Input
Input Frequency Range: 47Hz to 63Hz
Input Current: 10/5A
Output: +3.3V@27A,+5V@29A,-5V@0.3A,+12V@36A,-12V@0.8A,+5VSB@2A
MTBF: 100K hours at 25ºC
Approvals: UL 1950, CSA C22.2 Level 3, TUV EN60950, NEMKO EN60950 (CB Report),CE

i found this PSU at HERE

Hi sony, good to see you in high spirit about pelting your rig. The p.s.u you showed is good if you hadn't had a p.s.u. for you rig yet. But if you're thinking of buying a new p.s.u i'd suggest you buy a meanwell S-320-12 or S-320-13. I'm trying to get them mebbe end of this month and it is suitable to become a dedicated p.s.u for your pelt and cost less than that p.s.u. from newegg. Want to discuss more please use the other thread about pelting, thank you.

woops i think i am out of topic , btw thanks for ya suggest

Hi, just wondering if u guys have seen the Thermal Take Thermo Electric CPU cooler? I just saw on the net, very simple set up like a normal HSF. Can c it at www.thermaltake.com. U guys think it's any good?

u mean thermaltake subzero 4g as in HERE?
u can ask the writer of that article, trowa008, as it is belong to him.

The review at pcmodding oni sez good 4 stock speeds. Is it any good 4 for monster OC? I'm planning to OC my Venice like hell. Thought a simple cooler like this 1 will b good. Scared of water lah. Don't like the idea of all that h2o in my PC though it looks real bling.

ianho, actually watercooling is less hectic and safer to set up compared to a pelt setup.. providing you're equipted with the adequate knowledge. The subzero 4g from tt is an alternative to get your toes dip in pelt cooling, thus oni your toes not your entire leg... but bear in mind that a fan cooled pelt isn't as efficient as a watercooled pelt. If you're going hard core, a phase cooling is most favorable.. just wait for it next month cause i'm venturing into it with the legendary.. bulkhy!!! If just wanna oc till the max a w/cooling set is adequate, pelting is just an upgrade from watercooling. Well it all depends on the moolah you had in you wallet.

This post has been edited by amok: May 19 2005, 02:30 AM

Hahaha. Nice way of putting it. Moolah is ready for WC n the rig is oredi in the Gondola but my knowledge like $hite. Just learned how 2 OC P4 now the AMD 64 with the HTT n soooooo many RAM settings, all like from planet Mars again. Aiyoooo. So u think WC is better than using the subzero eh. OK will start playing with WC after I learn how 2 OC the AMD64.

, good, welcome to the WET side of the force, come join the watercooling discussion thread where most of your queries will be answered, after that, if you wanna upgrade mebbe you can try pelting or phase cooling... and here's a tip on how to OC: LEARN BY DOING NOT BY READING

O.K... i've abandoned a few projects last year due to insuffiecient parts and time. However, i'd like to share a few ideas and projects which involves pelt in watercooling.. but before anyone jump into any conclusion let me just emphasize one more time.. "the most efficient way of cooling with pelt is via direct die".. the projects below are for illustration purposes and not according to actual size.. so behold.. WATERCHILLING WITH PELT.

Design No. 1.


Design No. 2.


Design No. 3.


For all the design above, i do wish that someone will find time and effort to carry out one or all of the projects just for knowledge sake.

nice layout, amok ain't going do another project ?

Just saw a new TEC cooler on retail. It's in the latest issue of Custom PC. MACS brand. Quite interesting. This TEC thingy is a Pelt isn't it. A bit confused by all the different terms. It's just a simple looking HSF n it's powered by ure PSU.