Brisbane 3600 OC'ed, comments?

simcom · 05-18-07, 01:15 AM

YAY!

Got a 3600+ to OC at 311x9 = 2800Mhz @ 1.425V

(RAM at 533 divider = 800Mhz effective.)

With stock HSF running at 48*C full load, folding 24/7

Just picked up a Thermaltake Freezer 64 Pro for $28... not installed yet, any comments to where I should go from here? Stick with these numbers or go higher?

hUMANbEATbOX · 05-18-07, 01:38 AM

wow that's pretty awesome for a $70 cpu.

you should spend $30 on an aftermarket heatsink...3ghz for $100 would be sweet.

*edit* LOOL....i just read the last line of your post. you are way ahead of me.

Denbob99 · 05-18-07, 09:30 AM

Man, i'm definately getting a 3600+ Brisbane with my new PC, always great OC's. Update us with new OC after that new HSF as thats the HSF I intend to get with mine

simcom · 05-20-07, 09:02 PM

Installed it over the weekend...

The AC HSF does have LOTS OF EXCESSIVE paste on the copper block (came pre-applied) but after i let it sit overnight (no power, just really sat there flat over night) and a lot of it oozes out from all 4 sides. I estimate the oozed out paste can fully satisfy another 4 CPUs LOL

Ran prime95 (two cores at once) for 2 hrs, no error. Max temp now 42*C versus 48*C from before!

Will try OCing a bit more...

Memphis69 · 05-20-07, 10:30 PM

woohooo good luck... i should have my new setup in a couple weeks!!

Molester · 05-20-07, 10:55 PM

Arctic Silver might help drop those temps another 2-3 degrees

ancalime · 05-20-07, 10:58 PM

There is a TT Freezer 64 Pro?

You do mean ARCTIC Freezer 64 Pro right? If so, I do too and it is great.

simcom · 05-20-07, 11:09 PM

It came with the Artic MX-1 so the AS stuff doesn't make a difference...

At least that's what I read in techPowerUp here:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/A...Freezer64Pro/4

but then again, there's LOTS of the MX-1 oozing out, you think maybe scraping off a little can help, since too thick a layer is bad?

simcom · 05-20-07, 11:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ancalime

There is a TT Freezer 64 Pro?

You do mean ARCTIC Freezer 64 Pro right? If so, I do too and it is great.

Heh yeah sorry should be AC Freezer 64 Pro

:, made the edit just now

funnyperson1 · 05-21-07, 12:05 AM

Why don't you run the 9.5 default multi, that way you don't need as high of an HTT speed to get higher clocks. On most AM2 board 316HTT is a lot easier thatn 333.

simcom · 05-21-07, 12:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by funnyperson1

Why don't you run the 9.5 default multi, that way you don't need as high of an HTT speed to get higher clocks. On most AM2 board 316HTT is a lot easier thatn 333.

wow 3.0G!

What temps are you running? What are your HTT and NB and RAM volts?

I am worried about the summer here... it gets up to 38*C ambient plus global warming...

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simcom Member Join Date: Sep 2006	Brisbane 3600 OC'ed, comments? YAY! Got a 3600+ to OC at 311x9 = 2800Mhz @ 1.425V (RAM at 533 divider = 800Mhz effective.) With stock HSF running at 48*C full load, folding 24/7 Just picked up a Thermaltake Freezer 64 Pro for $28... not installed yet, any comments to where I should go from here? Stick with these numbers or go higher?
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hUMANbEATbOX Contributing Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: WINNIPEG REPRUHZENT!	wow that's pretty awesome for a $70 cpu. you should spend $30 on an aftermarket heatsink...3ghz for $100 would be sweet. edit LOOL....i just read the last line of your post. you are way ahead of me. __________________ i7 970 @ 4.2ghz - 1.275v 3x4gb 560ti and my baby Lucy <---- Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
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05-18-07, 09:30 AM	#3
Denbob99 Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: UK = No Newegg for me :(	Man, i'm definately getting a 3600+ Brisbane with my new PC, always great OC's. Update us with new OC after that new HSF as thats the HSF I intend to get with mine
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05-20-07, 09:02 PM	Thread Starter #4
simcom Member Join Date: Sep 2006	Installed it over the weekend... The AC HSF does have LOTS OF EXCESSIVE paste on the copper block (came pre-applied) but after i let it sit overnight (no power, just really sat there flat over night) and a lot of it oozes out from all 4 sides. I estimate the oozed out paste can fully satisfy another 4 CPUs LOL Ran prime95 (two cores at once) for 2 hrs, no error. Max temp now 42C versus 48C from before! Will try OCing a bit more... Last edited by simcom; 05-20-07 at 11:06 PM.
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Memphis69 Member Join Date: Aug 2004	woohooo good luck... i should have my new setup in a couple weeks!!
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Molester Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Dallas, Tx	Arctic Silver might help drop those temps another 2-3 degrees
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05-20-07, 11:09 PM	Thread Starter #8
simcom Member Join Date: Sep 2006	It came with the Artic MX-1 so the AS stuff doesn't make a difference... At least that's what I read in techPowerUp here: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/A...Freezer64Pro/4 but then again, there's LOTS of the MX-1 oozing out, you think maybe scraping off a little can help, since too thick a layer is bad?
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05-21-07, 12:05 AM	#10
funnyperson1 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Northern VA	Why don't you run the 9.5 default multi, that way you don't need as high of an HTT speed to get higher clocks. On most AM2 board 316HTT is a lot easier thatn 333. __________________ "Strong with the fold this boy is, fold you must"-NASSoccer its a shame you cant ban people for being ignorant fanboys.... My Heatware [Gigabyte MA790X-UDP4][PHII 940BE][Thermalright Ultra90][2x2GB OCZ Reaper HPC][Palit HD4850][Enhance 5150GH][Windows 7,Ubuntu 12.04]
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