Yeah, the one I told you. Can't MSN rite now coz at my friend's room and he's online.

Using stock cooler with aluminum base so the cooling really sucks. In addition, his casing only has 1 side intake and 1 exhaust. Both are 80mm silent fans with low CFM

dont worry about it, try to coax your friend to get the arctic freezer 7 pro. Its good stuff. Only rm115 i think. Is it L2? L2, dont expect more than 3.2Ghz bro.

Eh.. no laa.... juz 1 them 2 know dat i appreciate their help.... 4rom da day i join LYN. Keep on asking bout OCing... Or else, i'll b blowing up stuffs.....

Kinda like dat word, Blow up.... hehehe

Yup it's L2 and I only intend to OC it till 3.2Ghz. Tried to go 3.6Ghz with 1.425V but won't boot plus heat issues so clock back to 3Ghz with 1.375V. Load at 80C makes me

I'm not aware of defogger repair kits being sold locally. Would be glad to try if there's any leads and doesn't cost too much, since well.. kitchen foil costs near to nothing

I used to have a tiny bottle of silver conductive ink from back in the AMD Athlon Palomino days(to unlock the bridges), but i really can't remember where i chucked it

work it slowly bro, dont jump to 3.6Ghz when u cant do 3.0Ghz stable. Its a very tough process and test for every overclocker. get a damn good cooler if its L2 but if u only intend 3.2Ghz then freezer is alright

Actually the GeminII is a good cooler. The wrong move should be on the IFX-14 instead

gemini is supposedly good for quaddies rather than dual cores... hmm

i vote for xigmatek, 44c on both cores under load @ 3ghz muahahah

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Added on January 18, 2008, 1:51 am@kucingfight and Grexer

all hail kucingfight and Grexer the mastahs of ocing



temp limit is 73c on tjunction. meaning if you open up speedfan or lavalys, take the hottest temp from the cpu to be on the safe side, that is assuming wanna keep it more then a year la haha

according to intel specifications datasheet for the Pentium Dual cores, 1.55v is safe for the cpu, although it is yet to be verified la haha


eh... L2 steppings has a lesser tolerance to heat due to the revision
http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLA3H




if you wanna blow up stuff, all u need to do is, take AS5, sign the mobo with your signature and at the bottem write out "bye" and turn the pc on, confirmed fireworks haha



the defogger kit is actually the back screen defogger... it should be available locally..
btw, where did you buy the conductive paint from anyway?

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Jan 18 2008, 01:51 AM

It stated 61.4C and the E2160 is running 80C at Orthos load

Hope it ain't burning' the cores

talk about orthos... bro, i am going to get shot down by this but try OCCT. See whether you have an issue, its not that you are going to run an overclocked system for days, its just a one off thing rite?

I'm trying to run it for 24/7 and that's why kinda want it to run stable with EIST enable though. Will try and run OCCT today I suppose

Hm.. Yes, i do know it's to repair the back screen, but i ain't too sure about it's availability locally, at least, in retail, as a lot of DIY parts just don't make it to normal retail here in Malaysia, i know as i DIY a lot for most of my stuff But i guess i'll just ask around anytime i'm near any spare parts shop to get my car stuff.

I can't remember where i bought the conductive paint the last time. AXP Palomino days are like at least 6 years ago Man... i feel old

I kinda agree that OCCT is far more stressful(at least, in terms of testing CPU, not too sure about RAM) than Orthos or Folding@Home. Personally tried it, guess that's why most people only test it for 1 hour(compared to the tedious process of leaving the PC for at least 24 hours using Orthos/Prime95) to determine the stability of the processor. I've seem my core temps shot up at least 5°C higher than prime95/folding.

i know u know its to repair the back screen

its a statement for some who dont know it mar hehe


hmm... if it is 5c higher, then use intel tat, guaranteed at least 7c higher hahahaha XD

yeah with OCCT its really stressful, sometimes cant stand seeing my baby e2140 getting tortured like that

I'm having same readings from both Intel's TAT and CoreTemp 0.96 though, so i guess that's pretty accurate?

hmm that should be good.. how accurate is lavasys in their temp readings?

no, i meant using intel TAT to stress it



as accurate as core temp +/- 1c (depends on refresh rate)

Didn't know Intel TAT has stress testing functions, guess i'll fiddle around

Yaahwee..... Got my IP35 already...... OC it @ 2.8 run stress test 4 2hours wit no prob Temp is at 70-72c on stock HSF..... After dat hav 2 stop n off bcuz 4got 2 reapply thermal paste Put TX-2 n run stress again for 1hour n 36mins. New temp at 60-63.... Not bad, it really makes a diffrnt..... I thought all thermal paste r da same....

Anyway....
b4, 2.8 @1.30v temp:60-63
Now trying 3.0@1.35......

Sori, juz reformat my pc, will try 2 upload pics ASAP...