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This post has been edited by ezzydamvp: Jan 19 2010, 04:13 PM

4500mhz with HT off

Here's the load temp as you all have requested. and please, stop assuming this as a godly chip. coz it's IMC is just as crap as a C0 chip.

oh, and i forgot to put in the voltages for the first screenshot. the 2nd screenshot with voltages and opened side panel

This post has been edited by metsatsu: Jan 21 2010, 10:32 AM


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what's your ambient temp metsy? are you in aircond room?

...haha new toy from EK

yes, it's in an air con room. the aircon temp was set to 27C

WOW Spanking new Items from Bitspower International !!!! available after CNY..
its a NEW SLI connections with crystal link hi-flow 10mm ID tube...the tube comes in various sizes and it is made of CNC Molded Acrylic..As they said it...
"Learn the name; Bitspower Premium water cooling products! New Black Matte Finish."

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 1 2010, 12:46 PM

got any silver version of this bro??

yeah..got...sweet huh...?

can know the pricing?

stuff not out in the market yet alex..this just a preview...stuff officially release after the new year..so i dont have the pricing yet.. .

This post has been edited by vladtheimpaler: Feb 1 2010, 05:51 PM

wonder how it look in loop... besides for xfire or sli is good as a extension...

Interesting findings:


The video from CoolIT...

and

Review From Clunk



makes me LOL...

that was utterly a load of crap from CoolIT representative. the setup wasn't even done on a proper rig. zzzz well done CoolIT, what a way to deceive the public. Only non IT ppl's gonna believe in that crap....

As if they would go.... "It is clear that our ECO ALC failed in the 4ghz OC load test, and we are still selling this piece of crap regardless"

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Added on February 8, 2010, 12:06 ambtw, that's not the latest WB from swiftech. gosh CoolIT has been living in the cave for decades

This post has been edited by metsatsu: Feb 8 2010, 12:06 AM

thats the block from well, 2006 ?

even latest from Swiftech XT, pair with MCP355 + reservoir top + cheapo syscooling 120mm copper radiator. It handle my i7 920 @ 4ghz easily during my old setup...

not to mention, XT own Fuzion v2 3-5c, while fuzion own Apogee GT 3c.

This post has been edited by lichyetan: Feb 8 2010, 01:11 AM

Just an old comparison of Corsair H5O vs TRUE120BE based on i7 920 D0 @ 4.305Ghz, 1.28v load

TRUE120BE


Corsair H5O

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Added on April 4, 2010, 12:11 pmSwiftech Apogee XT + FESER 480 push pull + Bitspower 250 Res + MCP655 Vario + 1/2" ID 3/4" OD Tygon - RM1888
Quite impressed with the result. Managed to reduce core temp by 14C.


Still under construction


P/S: I'm short of that tubing to put the huge & long rad on the top of my TJ09.


This post has been edited by owikh84: Apr 4 2010, 12:11 PM

wahhhh. very nice set up kevin!

yesterday i went lowyat plaza,i didnt see any of the water cooling spare park la.
expecially the radiator,water block and also the tube,connector.
so how u guys find these thing?

there is no display unit for this water cooling systems too.

This post has been edited by Superkian: Jun 11 2010, 07:36 PM

Forum,there are couple of vendor who sell these
Just look around
As for shop,i think modernopc have some

Hope to share some of my questions here n hope to get any comment or advice.

1. Can somebody share with me, besides the ability to connect different size of tubings in a line, what is the other reason of using compressing fitting in terms of practically but not asthetically.

2. I've seen many modders like to use compression fittings or, degreed rotary fittings between the connection of C.P.U. waterblok and MOSFET waterblock and chipset waterblock.

3. Is there any reason to use compression fitting to connect a 1/2" ID tube to a G1/4" fitting?

4. I'm currently using the 1st gen Apogee waterblock on my LGA775 (Pentium D 920) but upgrading to LGA1366 (i7 975), should I keep on using this block with compatible back plate or upgrade to Apogee XT? Would I be able to decrease the temp. significantly by upgrading the c.p.u. waterblock to a higher performance 1?

5. For R3E, do I really need to liquid cool it?

Thts it in 1 go, sorry for asking too many questions in 1 shot.

Did sort of similar test back when i just get liquid cooling
Load temperature drop about 14 C or so from air cooling
It was a Xigamtek HDT1283 Lapped + 250CFM Fan to a Dtek Fuzion V2,Nirox P2800 Pump,MCR220 Radiator,1/2" ID Generic Tubing and Swiftech Micro Res
Rig spec was E8400 C0@4ghz 1.37V or so if my memory serve me correct