Yes correct,3.4GHz is the highest and yet is very hard to get it.

@colinwong89,10k rpm 40mm fans?That's is super noisy man.Why need to high rpm fans?I think is better to use bigger fan like 60mm or 80mm fan to blow on the RAM,much more silent.

It's the only size that can fit my RAM coolers. Furthermore bigger fans have bigger deadspots

If i would like to add a fan on my RAM there,i also need the 40mm fan on it right?10k rpm is really noisy on that speed.My RAM is attached with an aluminium heatspeader,i found it is hot when loading.

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MY PSU MELETOP!! boom!!

after 4 years with great service... last night it pass away.... after i install my new mobo Asus P4P800 Duluxe...

hermm...

97+ or 93+ WHQL if not mistaken. i not using the 100+ version. not having good experience.

walao....really meletup? hopefully not damage other part. Any new psu in mind??

Too bad,need to get new PSU already.Between i just saw one guy is looking for P4 3.4GHz proc is the garage sales there. It's preety hard to get,i see through the list in our thread,no one has the 3.4GHz proc here also.

yalo....last time i forgot what cpu irangan is using, is either 3.2 or 3.4GHz

@Mooneyes
i think i know why already. maybe your cpu limiting you. Still using 2.4B? any oc?if you got the same cpu as miine i think you can score like mine or better.

He was using 3.4C....Take a look here...

Lol... Guess what? I just got my ZALMAN FATAL1TY FS-V7 on hand! COD with SpikeTwo just now at Saberkas! The fan really shine as he told me is was new. it was! Tonight gota apply into my 98's and mod to XT. Will post some screenie tonight.

By then, i tried last night. With up my vcore til 1.5v and prime at 3.8Gh.. Guess what? I could go at that speed. haha! My cooler was down, then i tied 2 zalman 92mm fan on it with zipties. For temporary use thou. It works.. Mange to hit 49'c on full load with 2hrs prime.

Wah 3.8GHz.... I wish i can do that man...You vAGP is on default 1.55v ?

nice, dude. how much you get the zalman?

like raymond said, push till 1.55v vcore, can get higher as your cpu temp seems under control. good job. keep it up. crush the 4ghz wall!!!

tonight i post screenshots i took last night.

Lol.. RM100 for the 70% new Zalman Cooler. Only the screws, ram cooler and other accessories is used. The cooling fan itself is new from RMA. Kinda worth for me lo..

Yea.. Found that my system was in control when vcore is high. As my ram run on 2.85v, vAGP only 1.6. 0.5 higher then normal. The rest is default. Set my ram bus length to 4way instead of 8way. Timing is 2.5-4-4-6.

Cool, hitting at 3.8GHz is tremendous. You can go higher than that.

For me to achieve 3.3GHz also very hard, talking bout 3.8 is impossible.

good job in updating btw my rams are not running at 225mhz leh.its 150mhz nia

imho the 7300GT is better.newer tech and less heat too

congratz whats your SuperPI score at 3.8Ghz?come on,push your proc till 4Ghz

That's kinda worth to buy the cooler man.

I've updated the FSB value there. I envy to see his can og 3.8GHz.Not everyone can go until that speed.3.8GHz in gaming sure sweet.

Immediately after I reached home, I got the wires out of the back of the casing and laid it down to 'operate' on it. Removing the AI7 stock NB heatsink was no pain, I just had to remove the AGP card out of the way to make some workspace.

Studying the base of the heatsink, it was a real mess. The surface was really rigid and unpolished (should have lapped it in the first place), which was a real good reason to grab my sandpapers out for a good lapping Patiently I swept the base of the heatsink, moving to a higher grit after 200 moves, and did an extra 500 sweeps on the highest grit sandpaper I had for the mirror finish. My arms really ached after the ordeal

After cleaning the heatsink up, front and center, and a good wipe of isoprophyl alcohol, it was finally ready for the camera. What could I say, it was all worth the sweat.

My best shot:



Once the cover girl shot was done, it was time to attach one of the 10,000 RPM fans to the heatsink. I never knew that the fan was that thick, so I had to dig up my collection of unused screws, and used 1" screws in length which came from my old Thermaltake Volcano 9.

Removed the RAM cooler, took out the old rubbish fans and slotted the remaining Nidecs in. It just looked real badass and it now weighs three times it's original weight!



Done was the rewiring, so it was time to test the mean machine. Switched it on, and OMG, I suddenly had a supersonic aircraft beside me. My casing is now even louder than before, not to mention the erratic vibrations coming from it! I expected it to be loud, but not THAT loud. With the high pitched sound that it now has, I immediately scrapped the idea to plug my TT SmartFan 2

Haven't attempted to push the PC further, but it'll be done in a few days. Watch out fylon

really? i tot 3dmark 2003 not cpu dependent unlike 3dmark 2001...yup i'm using 2.4b and sadly no OC bcoz my freaking mobo can't lock agp/pci ratio..i hate this mobo

yeah its a real bargain.a new one costs like rm160 here thanks bro.gonna do some Sisandra benchies soon.if my proc can even hit 3.4Ghz i dont think i'll need to upgrade to C2D adi

@colinwong89
thats some really good lapping work there man why don't you lap your proc HSF too?

ofcoz.....mine can even boot on 230 1:1. sadder than you


@colinwong89
really cool and mirror shine. really nice job. didnt lap your HFS as well?? hows the cooling performance??

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hehehe... heres my screenshot i took last night

42s superPI 1MB


currently using this downclocked gc 3dmark03 result


stock 3dmark03 result (can easily hang pc )


sisoft sandra memory bandwidth

I lapped it a month ago Temps dropped about 3C, which I think is worth the effort

This post has been edited by colinwong89: Sep 7 2007, 08:46 PM