I just added a 92MM fan and got the same speeds as I had when watercooling

craig588

I just added a 92mm fan on the side of my HS, not the top. (This is the same HS and 92MM fan that I bought from Dom, thanks) I raised the voltage to 1.85 (1.87 effective) Now the system is running perfectly stable at 134MHz FSB and the cpu is back up to 2288MHz. I think I might even be able to take it higher because With my watercooling the temps were about the same, but now the volts are higher. I'm using a 60 to 80mm converter with 3 80MM 115CFM fans attached to each other connected to the top of the HS. Air cooling is so much more fun that water because of all of the different options.

Too bad my video card can only hit 365MHz with crystal orbs on both the front and the back of it.

Vampyromaniac

Can you draw a picture of that? (I know ya don't have a cam )

brazilian

try 12.5 (20) x 133... I think you won't reach that without a7v vcore mod. but it's worth a try...., anyway, 9.5 (18) x 133 will be much better for your config, so go for it

craig588

I have no hosting, so would would have to contact me on AIM/MSN for the drawing.

AIM: craig5888 (not a typo)
MSN: craig588 (at) hotmail (dot) com


I'm a big fan of the FSB, I don't like multipliers, and I have no idea why. Ill work on increasing the FSB for now.

EDIT: I just tried running it at 136MHz and its completely stable, I bet I can still go higher.

brazilian

Do you even see the difference about 130 to 140? =-o

I'd love go to 133x18 =-)

craig588

I can really tell the difference in FSB speed, even if the chips are the same speed.

EDIT: the highest I can get this thing up to is 138MHz FSB. The chips at 2345MHz or ~3000+ (!!) I really do love this chip, it has so much potential.