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- Sep 22, 2004
Lame!
Seriously dude... I'm out of suggestions.
Although the Plats are giving you better results than the Patriot, so that's good. The only thing that comes to mind is that I ran both my boards @200Mhz for some time(months) before I ever really tried to push either of them. Then in the 215-220 range, that's the best it would do b4 L12 hard mod. Then I stuck that little wire in there and it was like magic- Boom! Both boards started scaling higher and higher. Maybe letting the NB break in before trying to push it helped.
I don't know what you did with the first board... but in the case of this refurb, it's kinda like a drag car trying to put 1000hp on the ground without warming up the tires first. It just can't handle all that power. I think there can be something said for a "burn-in" on the NB. Just an observation.
My next goal on my rigs is to apply Sen's burn-in technique on my cpus to see if I can shave some vcore of my current oc. Well, that's my long term goal... in the meantime, I'll be adding a Stasis NV6800C3 cooler on my eVGA 6800. It's gonna be sweet! That freakin' card idles @50C and is bleeding heat right into my cpu heatsink. I imaging that if I can get the 6800 temps down to around 35-40C idle, then it will shave a few degrees off my cpu temps as well... the 6800 is definitely the biggest heat source in the case. My 5700-Ultra with the Jetart cooler idles ~29C.
Dude... I'd scrap the refurb and start stability testing the fully modded AN7 to see if she's gonna hold out ~240. Of course, I think that's what you're going to do anyway- but that's what I would do...
Again bro... Good Luck!
Happy Friday!
Seriously dude... I'm out of suggestions.
Although the Plats are giving you better results than the Patriot, so that's good. The only thing that comes to mind is that I ran both my boards @200Mhz for some time(months) before I ever really tried to push either of them. Then in the 215-220 range, that's the best it would do b4 L12 hard mod. Then I stuck that little wire in there and it was like magic- Boom! Both boards started scaling higher and higher. Maybe letting the NB break in before trying to push it helped.
I don't know what you did with the first board... but in the case of this refurb, it's kinda like a drag car trying to put 1000hp on the ground without warming up the tires first. It just can't handle all that power. I think there can be something said for a "burn-in" on the NB. Just an observation.
My next goal on my rigs is to apply Sen's burn-in technique on my cpus to see if I can shave some vcore of my current oc. Well, that's my long term goal... in the meantime, I'll be adding a Stasis NV6800C3 cooler on my eVGA 6800. It's gonna be sweet! That freakin' card idles @50C and is bleeding heat right into my cpu heatsink. I imaging that if I can get the 6800 temps down to around 35-40C idle, then it will shave a few degrees off my cpu temps as well... the 6800 is definitely the biggest heat source in the case. My 5700-Ultra with the Jetart cooler idles ~29C.
Dude... I'd scrap the refurb and start stability testing the fully modded AN7 to see if she's gonna hold out ~240. Of course, I think that's what you're going to do anyway- but that's what I would do...
Again bro... Good Luck!
Happy Friday!