Sinking a P4C800-E Deluxe

Circaflex · 12-23-05, 03:07 PM

Well im getting a cheat 3.2e E0 and my RMA is coming back as a P4C800-E Deluxe. I want to sink everything i can on the motherboard to try and get the most stable overclock i can. What exactly can i put ramsinks on? And what other mods would you recommend? I know the vagp and droop mod, are there any other mods i should do? I dont think ill do the vdimm mod id rather just get a booster.

batboy · 12-23-05, 06:06 PM

Definitely sink up the power mosfets. Personally, I'd put a heatsink on the PLL chip too (clock generator). Is the N/B passive on that mobo? If so, slap a 40mm fan onto the sink.

Circaflex · 12-23-05, 08:35 PM

yea it is passive, i plan on slapping a nb-1c on it. if you have time batboy could you do a little mspaint and point out where you would put them?

batboy · 12-23-05, 09:10 PM

I've done this to a couple of Abit IC7 mobos, but never a P4C800. But, basically look for the mosfets around the CPU and ATX power connector. Mosfets are little flat black square components.

b1029384756 · 12-23-05, 09:39 PM

Sink every mosfet, there should be about 15, give or take. Use the microcool microsinks for that, since the mosfet sinks are too big for most of them. Sink the PLL and southbridge. NB-1C is a good choice for the northbridge, MCX-159Cu w/ Delta FFB0412VHN is better.

Circaflex · 12-24-05, 05:59 PM

I kind of like tape, i have this 3M 9885 stuff that is supposed to be great.

b1029384756 · 12-24-05, 06:24 PM

I removed all the tape on mine and cleaned everything with Arcticlean and used Alumina adhesive instead.

Circaflex · 01-19-06, 09:35 PM

well im about to purchase some of those sinks but which ones do i need? i see microsinks and mosfet sinks, i know to get pll sinks.

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/mimi.html

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/mimoch.html

Circaflex · 01-20-06, 12:45 PM

anybody? micros or actual "mosfet" sinks

b1029384756 · 01-21-06, 05:07 AM

The actual MOSFET sinks are too big to fit on many of the MOSFETs on the board. I used the microsinks for that. I used the actual PLL sink for the PLL chip, and the southbridge sink for the southbridge. Make sure you don't have full-length cards in the slots behind the southbridge before you put that on.

microfire · 01-30-06, 05:35 AM

Don't waste you money, you don't need them. Save cash for future system.
Like the NB gets toasty but its built to take it.
If your as crazy as me yourl touch the mosfets after a few hours of full load, they don't even get warm.
btw. my intake case cooling is 2x 80mm @ 7v (thats all).

12-23-05, 03:07 PM	Thread Starter #1
Circaflex Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tustin in the OC	Sinking a P4C800-E Deluxe Well im getting a cheat 3.2e E0 and my RMA is coming back as a P4C800-E Deluxe. I want to sink everything i can on the motherboard to try and get the most stable overclock i can. What exactly can i put ramsinks on? And what other mods would you recommend? I know the vagp and droop mod, are there any other mods i should do? I dont think ill do the vdimm mod id rather just get a booster. __________________ Pentium 4 3.2E (SL7PN E0) @ 4246.46 MHz (265.4 * 16) 1.48cvore Intel Core2Duo e6600 @ 3.83ghz (9 * 425) - Abit IP35-Pro - 4GB (4 x 1gb) GSkill 8000HZ - His 2900XT @ 858/898 - Creative X-Fi Elite - 4 x 74GB Raptors (RAID0) - 2 x 400GB WD - Zippy 700W H2O Loop - MCRes>AQ50Z>PA 160.1>AQ50Z>PA 120.3>FuZion
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12-23-05, 06:06 PM	#2
batboy Senior Moment Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Kansas, USA	Definitely sink up the power mosfets. Personally, I'd put a heatsink on the PLL chip too (clock generator). Is the N/B passive on that mobo? If so, slap a 40mm fan onto the sink. __________________ 2600K, Asus P8P67 Deluxe, 2X2GB G.Skill Pi PC3-2133, PC & Cooling 750W watercooled: Eheim 1048 pump, Swiftech Apogee GTX and 2X120mm rad FS020 case, OCZ SSD, Sapphire HD 6950, Acer X241W 24" widescreen
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12-23-05, 08:35 PM	Thread Starter #3
Circaflex Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tustin in the OC	yea it is passive, i plan on slapping a nb-1c on it. if you have time batboy could you do a little mspaint and point out where you would put them? __________________ Pentium 4 3.2E (SL7PN E0) @ 4246.46 MHz (265.4 * 16) 1.48cvore Intel Core2Duo e6600 @ 3.83ghz (9 * 425) - Abit IP35-Pro - 4GB (4 x 1gb) GSkill 8000HZ - His 2900XT @ 858/898 - Creative X-Fi Elite - 4 x 74GB Raptors (RAID0) - 2 x 400GB WD - Zippy 700W H2O Loop - MCRes>AQ50Z>PA 160.1>AQ50Z>PA 120.3>FuZion
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12-23-05, 09:10 PM	#4
batboy Senior Moment Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Kansas, USA	I've done this to a couple of Abit IC7 mobos, but never a P4C800. But, basically look for the mosfets around the CPU and ATX power connector. Mosfets are little flat black square components. __________________ 2600K, Asus P8P67 Deluxe, 2X2GB G.Skill Pi PC3-2133, PC & Cooling 750W watercooled: Eheim 1048 pump, Swiftech Apogee GTX and 2X120mm rad FS020 case, OCZ SSD, Sapphire HD 6950, Acer X241W 24" widescreen
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12-23-05, 09:39 PM	#5
b1029384756 Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trenton	Sink every mosfet, there should be about 15, give or take. Use the microcool microsinks for that, since the mosfet sinks are too big for most of them. Sink the PLL and southbridge. NB-1C is a good choice for the northbridge, MCX-159Cu w/ Delta FFB0412VHN is better. __________________ Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, Intel P4 2.6C@3120, Thermalright SP-94, Vantec Tornado 92mm@12V, Swiftech MCX-159R, Microcool southrbidge/PLL/MOSFET sinks, 1GB OCZ PC3500 Plat. Ltd.@5:4, 2-2-2-5, Super Talent memory cooler, ATI Radeon 9800XT@415/370, ATI Silencer 3, Hauppauge WinTV PVR-350, SB Audigy 2ZS Platinum Pro, US Robotics 5610B, 3Com 3CRDAG675, TT Xaser III V1000A, Antec TrueBlue 480W, Thermaltake LED Smart Fans 80mm * 7, WD 250GB 7200 RPM SATA & 36GB Raptor * 2 RAID 0, Vantec HDC-502a * 2, Coolermaster Cooldrive 4 & Musketeer 1, Sony CRX320E & DW-U18A, Teac floppy, ATech Flash Pro9, Viewsonic P225fb, Logitech Z-680, APC Smart-UPS 1500
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12-24-05, 05:59 PM	Thread Starter #6
Circaflex Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tustin in the OC	I kind of like tape, i have this 3M 9885 stuff that is supposed to be great. __________________ Pentium 4 3.2E (SL7PN E0) @ 4246.46 MHz (265.4 * 16) 1.48cvore Intel Core2Duo e6600 @ 3.83ghz (9 * 425) - Abit IP35-Pro - 4GB (4 x 1gb) GSkill 8000HZ - His 2900XT @ 858/898 - Creative X-Fi Elite - 4 x 74GB Raptors (RAID0) - 2 x 400GB WD - Zippy 700W H2O Loop - MCRes>AQ50Z>PA 160.1>AQ50Z>PA 120.3>FuZion
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12-24-05, 06:24 PM	#7
b1029384756 Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trenton	I removed all the tape on mine and cleaned everything with Arcticlean and used Alumina adhesive instead. __________________ Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, Intel P4 2.6C@3120, Thermalright SP-94, Vantec Tornado 92mm@12V, Swiftech MCX-159R, Microcool southrbidge/PLL/MOSFET sinks, 1GB OCZ PC3500 Plat. Ltd.@5:4, 2-2-2-5, Super Talent memory cooler, ATI Radeon 9800XT@415/370, ATI Silencer 3, Hauppauge WinTV PVR-350, SB Audigy 2ZS Platinum Pro, US Robotics 5610B, 3Com 3CRDAG675, TT Xaser III V1000A, Antec TrueBlue 480W, Thermaltake LED Smart Fans 80mm * 7, WD 250GB 7200 RPM SATA & 36GB Raptor * 2 RAID 0, Vantec HDC-502a * 2, Coolermaster Cooldrive 4 & Musketeer 1, Sony CRX320E & DW-U18A, Teac floppy, ATech Flash Pro9, Viewsonic P225fb, Logitech Z-680, APC Smart-UPS 1500
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01-19-06, 09:35 PM	Thread Starter #8
Circaflex Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tustin in the OC	well im about to purchase some of those sinks but which ones do i need? i see microsinks and mosfet sinks, i know to get pll sinks. http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/mimi.html http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/mimoch.html __________________ Pentium 4 3.2E (SL7PN E0) @ 4246.46 MHz (265.4 * 16) 1.48cvore Intel Core2Duo e6600 @ 3.83ghz (9 * 425) - Abit IP35-Pro - 4GB (4 x 1gb) GSkill 8000HZ - His 2900XT @ 858/898 - Creative X-Fi Elite - 4 x 74GB Raptors (RAID0) - 2 x 400GB WD - Zippy 700W H2O Loop - MCRes>AQ50Z>PA 160.1>AQ50Z>PA 120.3>FuZion
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01-20-06, 12:45 PM	Thread Starter #9
Circaflex Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tustin in the OC	anybody? micros or actual "mosfet" sinks __________________ Pentium 4 3.2E (SL7PN E0) @ 4246.46 MHz (265.4 * 16) 1.48cvore Intel Core2Duo e6600 @ 3.83ghz (9 * 425) - Abit IP35-Pro - 4GB (4 x 1gb) GSkill 8000HZ - His 2900XT @ 858/898 - Creative X-Fi Elite - 4 x 74GB Raptors (RAID0) - 2 x 400GB WD - Zippy 700W H2O Loop - MCRes>AQ50Z>PA 160.1>AQ50Z>PA 120.3>FuZion
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01-21-06, 05:07 AM	#10
b1029384756 Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Trenton	The actual MOSFET sinks are too big to fit on many of the MOSFETs on the board. I used the microsinks for that. I used the actual PLL sink for the PLL chip, and the southbridge sink for the southbridge. Make sure you don't have full-length cards in the slots behind the southbridge before you put that on. __________________ Asus P4C800-E Deluxe, Intel P4 2.6C@3120, Thermalright SP-94, Vantec Tornado 92mm@12V, Swiftech MCX-159R, Microcool southrbidge/PLL/MOSFET sinks, 1GB OCZ PC3500 Plat. Ltd.@5:4, 2-2-2-5, Super Talent memory cooler, ATI Radeon 9800XT@415/370, ATI Silencer 3, Hauppauge WinTV PVR-350, SB Audigy 2ZS Platinum Pro, US Robotics 5610B, 3Com 3CRDAG675, TT Xaser III V1000A, Antec TrueBlue 480W, Thermaltake LED Smart Fans 80mm * 7, WD 250GB 7200 RPM SATA & 36GB Raptor * 2 RAID 0, Vantec HDC-502a * 2, Coolermaster Cooldrive 4 & Musketeer 1, Sony CRX320E & DW-U18A, Teac floppy, ATech Flash Pro9, Viewsonic P225fb, Logitech Z-680, APC Smart-UPS 1500
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01-30-06, 05:35 AM	#11
microfire Member Join Date: Oct 2001	Don't waste you money, you don't need them. Save cash for future system. Like the NB gets toasty but its built to take it. If your as crazy as me yourl touch the mosfets after a few hours of full load, they don't even get warm. btw. my intake case cooling is 2x 80mm @ 7v (thats all). __________________ Intel Core i7-3820 ' ASUS P9X79 ' Corsair 16GB DDR3-1600 ' 2x Gigabyte GTX 660 Ti (SLI) AMD FX-8320 ' ASUS M5A97 Evo R2.0 ' G.Skill 8GB DDR3-1833 ' Palit 275 GTX 896MB Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 ' Gigabyte GA-X48-DS5 ' G.Skill 8GB DDR2-1000 ' MSI HD 5750 1GB
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