burn it 1st, and u'll know either it is good week or not..

anybody know some details about AMD64 heatsink fan?..
max/min rpm, max/min airflow etc?..

adding mine..

AMD64 3000+ Venice * DFI NF4 Infinity * Gskill TCCD * 1.52V * 2615.6MHZ

thanx bro.. but im curious bout my temp.. dunno whether it accurate or not..
i dun think stock fan really good for dat temp displayed by smartguardian..

ok np thanx.. it is F1-3200DSU2-1GBLF..

agreed.. temp doesnt matter as long as ur system is stable with maximum OC and the most important thing with stock cooling..



im going to mod my heatsink fan voltage to 17V..
after dat am i still qualified to post he result CoffeeDude?..

This post has been edited by newbieockids: Jan 19 2006, 11:08 PM

im not afford to buy it.. but im still happy with the stock heatsink..
for the smartguard, well they read everything else perfectly.. suddenly thinking to touch the heatsink, just a little warm.. guess it correct edi..
not like the nb fan..

thanx for the info mate.. i really appreciate it.. well i guess i need to check out the fan model 1st same like u do.. the thought just pass my mind("terlintas di fikiran" i hope it translated correctly ) after reading this article --> here

well dude, its all depend to the processor itself, and maybe ur luck too.. if u're lucky, u'll got a highly overclockable one, so the stock heatsink will b enough for them.. if u're not, u'll get the crap one, even if u buy some hardware for a better cooling solution, i believe the result will gain a little bit but it still not good if compared to ur investment for that cooling solution.. n yeah, googling some info about the procs stepping before u buying it, at least will give u any hope/chances to get one highly overclockable one in ur hand..

its just the same.. np with me dunno bout others..

yay welcome to the club dude..

a big probably i can say is yes..


me too so lazy wanna take it out yet

This post has been edited by newbieockids: Jan 21 2006, 11:11 PM

dude u totally max out at 270fsb?.. ur temp still look good.. pump up the vcore summore n see how it goes..

55 n below is still in the safe range..
correct me if im wrong..

This post has been edited by newbieockids: Jan 23 2006, 03:10 PM

nairud bro.. try flash to the latest bios.. got the 6:5 option there..

woot welcome to stock heatsink club bro..

cepat2 fix that prob n join us bro..

my current version/date 4.XX/12/01/2004 so far no prob at all..
but i believe nf4 infinity board dun have much issue with their bios.. only the latest got some minor improvent such as cpu current clock speed will be shown at boot page and some option in dram config(divider)..

ya you should disable them..

if u enable the CnQ.. the fan will spin in lower rpm(quite mode).. thats why it is not recommended whenever u oc the procs.. assuming that u've raised the vcore, so the procs temp going high but ur fan still running at lower speed with CnQ enable..

ic.. dunno either it is coincidence or not, coz last time when i enable the CnQ to see what happen while in 280HTT, the fan wouldnt surpass 3000rpm at full load.. beside, from the name itself, i assume the processor running "Cool"-->lower temp == lower volt(power consumption) 'n' "Quite"-->lower rpm fan == noiseless.. thanx for correcting me bro..

neway, im wonderring how does it saving the electricity as u said?.. by stabilize the multi so the HT will running in stable?..

yeah i misunderstood u bro.. i tot the 5x multi u said b4 was HT frequency..
got it rite now..

a big probably not i may say coz its designed for the procs..
neway its too risk for the procs with CnQ enable when the Vcore drop, but the Vdimm stand still.. so its always better to disable the CnQ.. correct me if im wrong guyz..