oh really??where should i post it then

anyway, reapplying AS5 to my intel heatsink made my temprature worst.. or probably it needs a few days to 'sink' in. I hope its the latter.

Its idling at 55c and full load at 68c in an air conditioned room. Kinda worried already.

One question to those running water cooling..

I have not run on water cooling before but now hands very itchy... My E6600 now walls at 3.95Mhz on air... Water cooling can bump this barrier to 4Mhz??

Wao.. pretty high u can hit for 3.9Ghz, what air cooler using now?

Zalman CNPS9500LED.

Researched on the web. some say watercooling does nothing to increase CPU Ghz other than cooling the CPU. Any opinions here?

Guys i have a question here, currently i am running 2 sticks of KVR 667mhz 512mb ram, i been thinking of upgrading to 2gb ram lately. Can i run 4 sticks of KVR 667mhz @ 800mhz without affecting stability? Or would it be advisable to sell the 2x512mb and just go for 2x1gb sticks? The first method is preferable as i don't have to end up with the hassle of selling and buying, just pop in 2 sticks of ram and i am set to go

Nobody can help me up on this? 

guys, is there any risk of me undervolting my processor?

worst case, my rig wont pass orthos rite? the 'excessively' low vcore wont 'harm' my e6300 in any way rite?

right now trying to run 400x7 @ 1.175v. observed trend is that my idle temp drops like 1c every 2 notches (i think 2 notch = 0.125v) in the bios setup.

dont know lehh.. just hope the vcore is not like the 'air' for the processor.. suffocating the proc from air would be harmful in the long run..

or am i just mumbling some bollocks at the wee hours of a working day nite..

i hope your rite yehlai.

yehlai is rite... put is this way...

if(current(vCore)>stock(vCore))
{
  current(temp)>stock(temp);
}
end if

Thermal Specification: 61.4c

Thermal Specification:  The thermal specification shown is the maximum case temperature at the maximum Thermal Design Power (TDP) value for that processor. It is measured at the geometric center on the topside of the processor integrated heat spreader. For processors without integrated heat spreaders such as mobile processors, the thermal specification is referred to as the junction temperature (Tj). The maximum junction temperature is defined by an activation of the processor Intel(R) Thermal Monitor. The Intel Thermal Monitor's automatic mode is used to indicate that the maximum TJ has been reached.