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not a bad oc for water
- Thread starter rhino56
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- San Diego, CA
Is that stable?
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- Feb 26, 2003
very nice indeed - i only got my 3.2 @ 3.7 cause my ABit AI7 could give enouhg juice to the ram 
i had it @ 4.13 but i didnt trust it.
i had it @ 4.13 but i didnt trust it.
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the water block is one i got from the forums here used. a polarflo, really nice block even though i prefer not to have the Y type.
my temps were around 48 - 50C at idle, so i know i cant run full blast like that but i can run 4.2 all day and night.
i think with my mach one this chip should really get up there.
ive had a 3.4C and it could barely break 4 ghz on the mach one at -38C
some chips are just better i guess, but the E chips seem to be good overclockers with the right cooling.
pic of it
my temps were around 48 - 50C at idle, so i know i cant run full blast like that but i can run 4.2 all day and night.
i think with my mach one this chip should really get up there.
ive had a 3.4C and it could barely break 4 ghz on the mach one at -38C
some chips are just better i guess, but the E chips seem to be good overclockers with the right cooling.
pic of it
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That is a good increase in clock speed. I'm not far behind with my P4 E. Mine is a 6xx of course. That might make a difference. I'm courious to see what it can do in the mach one.
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- Hanover Park, IL
rhino56 said:
That's a fabulous looking block, rhino. I fell out with Polarflo after I opened a universal VGA block and noticed how poorly it was designed. Based on your experiences I'll have to reconsider.
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my PolarFlo was excellent done, even it was used but comparision is was a great WB.
