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your 5mhz short of 5.6 :taunt:

but still nice mods/scores :thumbsup:

Thanks men :good:

Spent more time on these 3 benches than I'd like to admit but sure learned a lot today ;)

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Originally Posted by DOM (Post 75654)

not 1 but 3.... congrats on the triplets :laughing:

was it on ln2 @ 0c ? multi ?

i hope i can blck mine up off the x55 or get x56 to boot past 5.6:P

so you taking her out so you can bench att night ?

x56 multi ln2 0c 1.68v 75% llc

Will see how high she will go today :keeporder:

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1758180

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Originally Posted by OC Maximus (Post 75678)

Back benching 3D @ 5.6GHz w00t!

Water Temps:
6c air blowing on rig
13c water loop temp at idle
15c water loop temp at full load
(CPU 1.65vcore, x2 vGpu 1.55v, vMem 1.75v)

3DMark2001 SE - 124309 marks - OC Maximus (OCAlliance) - (Ati Radeon HD 4870X2 @965/1000MHzhttp://hwbot.org/img/trophy-medal.gif) 4.8 + 29.1 points
3DMark03 - 128995 marks - OC Maximus (OCAlliance) - (Ati Radeon HD 4870X2 @950/1000MHz) 0.9 + 24.3 points
3DMark05 - 49140 marks - OC Maximus (OCAlliance) - (Ati Radeon HD 4870X2 @920/1000MHz) 4.9 + 24.2 points

That's pretty amazing you have the 2x gpu and the cpu in the loop and the water stays that cold. :thumbsup: How hot does the cpu get fully loaded, and what waterblock are you using? I need to get a new top of the line block, like the EK supreme HF probably.

31K has been breached

Great work everyone............ :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by ny_driver (Post 75695)

She sure knows how to take a load :taunt:

CPU is not fully loaded since its 3D with no cpu test. I'll bench 06 today and see what water temp gets too. I do have one rad shoved in the a/c so its getting the coldest air forced through it. Three triple rads total so its a nice amount of water to take the heat load.

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Originally Posted by OC Maximus (Post 75703)

Hehehe.........

When I was using the A/C to chill my loop I only had a single rad 120 x 240mm. More water makes a big difference I'm sure, but I need the best block out there also.

Taking the block apart to check for any residual buildup from 2 days usewith a strainer/screen from a paint gun on it.......it's not cooling nearly as well as the night I first installed the stock base plate.

EDIT: I need to design my own base plate that won't get all filled with cat hair etc.....I have a couple nice big copper passive HS. I could make 1 base-plate out of each one. I'll have to get it machined square and flat with 6 holes.......probably be a failed experiment.

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Originally Posted by ny_driver (Post 75705)

Cat hair?

I'm using a Koolance CPU-360

......the hair gets everywhere, but I'm keeping my cats. The 360 looks real nice, but the EK supreme is slightly cheaper. Debating....might get an EK supreme LT if I can find one.

Hopefully I will be able to just strain out all the crap and keep using what I have.

EDIT: going to try adding a stretched stocking screen around the paintgun strainer in the reservoir, hopefully it'll still flow ok. The temps were very good the first night I reinstalled the cat-hair/lint free stock base plate.

I'd hate to have to remove the waterblock for cleaning daily.

EDIT: it still flows fine....

Knock Knock on our brothers from Greece's Door :D