AIUGA TBred?

Bigdogbmx

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Has anyone owned an AIUGA tbred? The one Im looking at is a dlt3c but I cant remember if they were the tbred 'A' cores or not. Are they good ocers or just average?

 

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I believe that the A at the end of AIUGA indicates that it is a tbred A. Doubtful it OCs as well as a tbred B.

 

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Hm, am I the only one reminded of a submarine when I see that?

AAYYOOOOOOOOOGAA!

 

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i have an aiuga 1700 dlt3c and it is an A core.currently running it at 1820/145fsbx12.5 with 1.6 vcore(the limit of my mobo).i think i could get a little more out of her but i don't know how much.

 

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Ok not too good then. I saw one for cheap thats all. Ill try and fix my 1800 instead.

 

Rezin777

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I bought an aiuga 1700 dlt3c a few months ago from newegg. The most I could get out of it was 1868Mhz at 1.85 vcore. So just average.

 

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About your sig Bigdog. HIV isn't a genetic disorder, it's a viral infection.

 

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Bigdogbmx

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I know lithan but i thought taht it caused proteins to misfold and tehy were looking at using folding to prevent it? Im sure i read on stanford they had used it to unfold an HIV infected protein strand.

 

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HIV is an infection like lithan said.. its passed on form another infected person.. dont see how folding could cure it.. but the other ones could be cured by protein folding =d

 

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folding.stanford.edu said:

HIV uses proteins to insert its genetic code into our DNA. The DNA binding domain of HIV integrase (below) is the protein which HIV uses to grab onto our DNA such that it can then connect its genetic code into ours.

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http://folding.stanford.edu/results.html

 

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Bam! And thats the end o' that chapter

 

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I have an old "0249" Thoroughbred "A" 1800+ with the AIUGA stepping in my AT7-max2 rig (see below). With stock cooling and good case ventilation, I get 1830MHz max stable. My max fsb has been 172. The chip might go higher, but my cooling prevents me from adding much more voltage. I have tried up to 1.75Vcore without improving the top end overclock.