Wanna watch me OC my 965BE to 6.6GHz?
 

7 minute video.....Enjoy. I don't know if there is a more appropriate place for this, just let me know. :thumbsup:

Later I was able to boot it @ over 6.2GHz.

http://www.youtube.com/user/nydriver.../0/29LPQAbh60c


And if anyone wants to see the failure video from the night before, I'll be happy to post it too. I cannot help but sit there and laugh....probably not as funny to anyone else, but there is good music...............

"I've got a feeling!" :D

woot boot! Thx 4 sharing NY_:)

:clapping:

i noticed you dont have a fan blowing on the pot the gas/smoke from the ln2 is whats making the frost on your mb.. i think cuz i have a fan blowing over my mb and have very lil foost build up on the top if the pot

I always had at least 1 fan going and I had my whole board covered with paper towel so I didn't think it was really falling on the board:blush:, but the board was so cold it just grew on the exposed parts. I definitely need to insulate the base of the pot better and use more kneaded eraser.....or something. I must insulate better if I want to run that cold. Maybe more fans are in order.

Last time I had little or no frost build up, but I did not run the 939 chips anywhere near as cold as I ran these Phenom IIs so I think that's most of it. I filled the pot and kept it pretty much full for hours. Took about 2 hours for the pot to warm up enough to reapply TIM when I switched chips.

no cb....woooo :D

Yeah it's fun. :D

I saw your pictures in the gallery and it looked like your memory and everything was all covered in frost. Do you just cover everything with vaseline? Memory and all?:shock:....I'd do it if it works.

http://www.overclockaholics.com/foru...1&d=1286214506

http://www.overclockaholics.com/foru...1&d=1286214506

Because my board got this frosty and I don't want that to happen again. It'd be nice to run dual channel and run some benches. I think I'll get it good with eraser and blue insulation when I put my mind to it.

so anyways, after that I made sure everything was warm and dry, I popped the 1090T in there with alot more eraser and 2 layers of insulation on top of the eraser I put in the empty dimms. I took pictures after pouring an equal amount of LN2 in there, probably about 8 liters or so and the pictures will be a striptease of sorts......I'll take one piece off at a time and show you what it looks like.:D

EDIT: the pot is ~-100C when I took it off.

There is a feeeeeling you want and can go higher :) 6.2ghz thats insane nice work dude.
Can you reach 7ghz ? :P

I will you can count on that, but it will be with Intel I bet.

Celeron 352 FTW :)