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Super Monster Build
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i will let heave run for about 1h, and see if it will go hotter than 50
and see if my water temp goes up a bit, right now after 5 min of heaven is only 1C higher than room temp
and see if my water temp goes up a bit, right now after 5 min of heaven is only 1C higher than room temp
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After 15 min of heaven
GPU max temp: 50C
CPU max temp: 37C
Room Temp: 24C
Water Temp: 25C
Flow ~318 L/h ~1.4GPM
Both GPU/CPU stock clocks
GPU max temp: 50C
CPU max temp: 37C
Room Temp: 24C
Water Temp: 25C
Flow ~318 L/h ~1.4GPM
Both GPU/CPU stock clocks
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Wow, that was a lot of TIM. Be careful as I've seen someone blow their GPU up because they had too much TIM and it conducted outside of the GPU Die.
VRMs and Mosfets or one or the other if I recall correctly can handle temps access of 100c+ to 150c I've heard.
Your temps are fine and glad you got that fixed. That's the only dreadful thing is taking apart a beast of a setup.
VRMs and Mosfets or one or the other if I recall correctly can handle temps access of 100c+ to 150c I've heard.
Your temps are fine and glad you got that fixed. That's the only dreadful thing is taking apart a beast of a setup.
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SO have you weighed it yet...lol
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no but i cant lift it, so way more than 200lb
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so added few pads to vrm, so new results with new changes
So after a full heave benchmark results:
GPU MAX temp: 44C
VRM MAX temp 1 = 69 C
VRM MAX temp 2 = 62C
GPU Idle temp: 31C
VRM idle Temp 1: 32C
VRM idle temp 2: 62C
Room temp: 25c
Water temp: 25c
So after a full heave benchmark results:
GPU MAX temp: 44C
VRM MAX temp 1 = 69 C
VRM MAX temp 2 = 62C
GPU Idle temp: 31C
VRM idle Temp 1: 32C
VRM idle temp 2: 62C
Room temp: 25c
Water temp: 25c
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So after 4 hours of running heaven
GPU MAX temp: 42C
VRM MAX temp 1 = 78 C
VRM MAX temp 2 = 62C
CPU MAX temp = 42C on hottest core
Room temp: 23c
Water temp: 24c
GPU MAX temp: 42C
VRM MAX temp 1 = 78 C
VRM MAX temp 2 = 62C
CPU MAX temp = 42C on hottest core
Room temp: 23c
Water temp: 24c
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So by Swiftech standards, you got a EXTREME system
if no one told you yet. I bet it won't change much if you even threw in a few more GPUs.
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I already mentioned this in post 248, no one really cared, but even with that mention, its still too much, way to much.
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Don't be mistaken, will all have learned from flaws as well my friend. We all do when it comes down to watercooling and we learn from each other.
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i know u did, and always had you in the back of my mind... when **** was too hot, i was like "Pierre told me, but was to lazy to fix it then"
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Push LLC? What does that have to do with anything as that is for Vdroop. the difference between 1.3 and 1.27v aren't going to make your power bits suddenly need cooling.
I use LN2 and push more voltage than you ever will with the stock heatsinks on boards. It is not remotely needed, those blocks, like ram blocks, tend to be restrictive and look way better than their actual need.
I use LN2 and push more voltage than you ever will with the stock heatsinks on boards. It is not remotely needed, those blocks, like ram blocks, tend to be restrictive and look way better than their actual need.
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the difference between 1.3 and 1.27v aren't going to make your power bits suddenly need cooling.
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hehei actually stared playing with oc yesterday, waiting for vga waterblocks to finish the build
ill post my settings in a few secondsi can get to 4.9Ghz with these settings but cpu under load goes to 70 running prime 95, hidle is around 50, trying to lower it
i may change few things around and see how stable i can get it while lowering the temps a bit...
BCLK Freq 100 -> 125
Ratio 48 -> 40
VCORE Volt 1.475 -> 1.450
VTT CPU Volt 1.2 -> 1.15
DRAM Volt 1.5 -> 1.6
CPU PLL 1.81 -> 1.9
PCH 1.1v Volt Auto -> 1.1
CPU Power Duty T.Probe -> Extreme
From Digi+ Power menu
DRAM-AB/CD Current Cap 100% -> 120%
DRAM-AB/CD Power Phase Control Optimized -> Extreme
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im actually more worried about how to get my 4th card on the system... I cant seem to fit one on the 1st pci-e.... but yes im trying to lower the temps just a bit... but still be able to run at 4.9/5.0
see i did it
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