Moving into colder waters-build log I guess

FACE · #1 08-31-2010

Every time a clocker reaches his 1st 5ghz, an Angel gets its wings... then promptly flies over to another angel that got its wings some other way and punches it in the sack...

ny_driver · #2 08-31-2010

Well here goes....going to try 5GHz(225x24)/1.6v....be right back!

And here is a screenshot of 0 celcius.

HITandRUN · #3 08-31-2010

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Originally Posted by ny_driver

That's not upstate.....Binghamton is 20 miles from Pennsylvania. Upstate is like north of I-90 I'd say, but people from the city would call Middletown "upstate"....lol

Well thank for letting me know where I live! I thought someone would finally spill the beans one day!

Quote:

Originally Posted by FACE

Every time a clocker reaches his 1st 5ghz, an Angel gets its wings... then promptly flies over to another angel that got its wings some other way and punches it in the sack...

Yo stop drinking the same shit I do Face!

BTW: Great job on the clocking mate!

ny_driver · #4 08-31-2010

lol....thanks.

Going to get 5GHz ~7 AM today after I sleep and the chiller gets down to -45 Celcius. Must be it just needs to be colder because I get 4.5Ghz on 1.5v all day....lots of headroom there.

ny_driver · #5 09-01-2010

Still can't get 5GHz or even 4.75. Kept getting the BSOD right after the Windows logo disappears @ 4.75GHz....I tried 1.6 and 1.62v @ 4.75 and only 1.6 @ 5GHz, but I tried 1.7 yesterday without it being quite as cold.

The chiller started out @ -40c and is up to -37c now. It seems pretty watery, but it must have thickened up a little because it's not flowing as awesomely as it was last night.

Mix is approximately 4/5 washer fluid and 1/5 antifreeze. Antifreeze gets too thick I think. I may try thinning with a couple gallons of denatured alcohol, but that's like $30. Good idea?

EDIT: yup as the reservoir temp goes up slightly with the top open I see the cpu temp creep down, so that tells me the flow is picking up a little.