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- Jul 19, 2002
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- WPAFB, OH
As many of you know I've been a writer for OCMODSHOP for a while now, but I tend to browse OC-Forums more often than our own.
As of late theres been a big intrest in the 90nm flavor of socket 939 Winchester chips. Mostly because of the advent of cheaper socket 939's and their limited availability.
I was lucky enough to pick one up during the early days of their sale (before the huge price hikes). So reacting to the intrest in these chips I've decided an article overclocking the chip and exploring its abilities and heat loads would be of great benefit to the overclocking comunity.
So Far I have planned testing the chip with two types of cooling systems to give a range of results:
- Thermalright XP-90
- Vapochill Lightspeed [AC]
I will also be measuring temperature changes across several board components such as the power regulators.
The reason for this post is to reach out to you all and see what particular things you would be interested in regarding these chips so I can augment my article and help answer some overall questions.
ETA of the article: Monday October 18th
As of late theres been a big intrest in the 90nm flavor of socket 939 Winchester chips. Mostly because of the advent of cheaper socket 939's and their limited availability.
I was lucky enough to pick one up during the early days of their sale (before the huge price hikes). So reacting to the intrest in these chips I've decided an article overclocking the chip and exploring its abilities and heat loads would be of great benefit to the overclocking comunity.
So Far I have planned testing the chip with two types of cooling systems to give a range of results:
- Thermalright XP-90
- Vapochill Lightspeed [AC]
I will also be measuring temperature changes across several board components such as the power regulators.
The reason for this post is to reach out to you all and see what particular things you would be interested in regarding these chips so I can augment my article and help answer some overall questions.
ETA of the article: Monday October 18th