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WS's Voyage back to 2.6 and Beyond!
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then try and get a 45deg elbow vs a 90
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That will may very well work.||Console|| said:
Also could use some help with this thread guys.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=504205
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I see no reason you can't run the pump vertically!
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Nice seams like it is going better what did you change ? more volts ?
50c is fine especialy for the rads you are using
50c is fine especialy for the rads you are using
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There is something screwy with this CPU...
Last night before I went to bed, I check the voltage with my DMM. The second I put the senors to the points. It errored out.
I was like wtf?
I rebooted. Set everything back up to run again, I get an error at 1 min mark? I thought it might have been just something screwwy. So I run it again. It all night and then it fails seven hours.
I am burning this CPU right now with 1.3v @ 2.0GHz to try to get something going on.
Last night before I went to bed, I check the voltage with my DMM. The second I put the senors to the points. It errored out.
I was like wtf?
I rebooted. Set everything back up to run again, I get an error at 1 min mark? I thought it might have been just something screwwy. So I run it again. It all night and then it fails seven hours.
I am burning this CPU right now with 1.3v @ 2.0GHz to try to get something going on.
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what test are you ruuning large or small ? Dont run blend
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Dont run blend , because you might be getting errors from your ram run small and tell me if it passes for a while .
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Try running Small FFTs.
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Just because it is memtest stable doent mean it is windows stable . Just belive us when we till you dont use blend when you are trying to find your max oc . If you really want to run it run it after you have every thing locked down as stable .
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GL =)
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A #10 bolt will self-thread into the average (plastic) 120mm fan hole (not the case hole), so if you're just attaching a grill to a fan use the #10. But I've no personal experience w/Yates so your results may vary. 
I think the standard thread for case mounting holes (and probably rads, too) are #6 ...
I think the standard thread for case mounting holes (and probably rads, too) are #6 ...
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QuietIce said:A #10 bolt will self-thread into the average (plastic) 120mm fan hole (not the case hole), so if you're just attaching a grill to a fan use the #10. But I've no personal experience w/Yates so your results may vary.
I think the standard thread for case mounting holes (and probably rads, too) are #6 ...
The yates I have are a solid body so I need some 6-32 1-1/4" through bolts for it.
I couldn't find any 1 - 2" standoffs at home depot. Anyone know where I should get any?
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By "standoff" do you mean something like a spacer (short length of small tubing)? I found some aluminum ones at Ace but I think they're actually bushings. They worked great for spacers though ...
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QuietIce said:By "standoff" do you mean something like a spacer (short length of small tubing)? I found some aluminum ones at Ace but I think they're actually bushings. They worked great for spacers though ...
I can't think of the exact. But I know my old work has them. I can get them pretty easily there.
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