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wow... what a nostalgic thread... after 6 years the PC is still running strong with 24/7 OC at 3.0Ghz.. gone through 2 graphic cards X800XT and also now running on 7900GS... damn i'm olskool.. this mod has kept my pc running stable all these years. the mesh is doing it's job and i have 2...

This is my LAST OC before i do my volt mod and change my AGP card.. :( Testbed: running ATItool to fully OC my Powercolor 9700-nonPRO (flashed and OCed) OC my cpu to 3.6GHz (need volt mod to fully tap my Mushkin Level2 Special Edition@2226 (heard it was BH6) Whole system is about...

first spray your base colour for camo... greem or muddy brown... then masking tape is your friend! ;)

that means you're using P4 2.4Ghz with 533FSB? these are not so OC-able Also you're indicating you're running 3 DDR? are you running at single channel mode?

on an unbalanced fan, silent is the least of your worries.. on high RPM fans they can break off and destroy your components in your PC

quite true... i can't go to ratio 3:2 with my kingston hynix BT D43 rams.. but with my mushkin PC3200SE it's not a problem

all i know is that my Kingston Hynix BT D43 not compatible with my Mushkin Special Edition BH 6... they can post, but cannot load into windows even with the latency set to favor the Kingston

sand the fan a bit so that the paint can stick better... also use very thin layer of paint as thick and uneven paints can cause the fan blades to be unbalanced, and won't want that to happen

you need bigger fans... my system runs at 45C on load on my delta 92mm 110cfm fan at full speed but it'll climb to 55C if i set it at lower speed by using 7V mod ambient temp is normally 32C with casing temp about 35C

i won't expect much from a 29CFM fan but is it me or the core speed and multiplier doubled when on load?? further more the core voltage jumps from 1.056v to 1.392v... you're saying on OC or on load? so far from what i've seen, the temp is consistent with the cpu OC

stock HSF don't come with pre installed AS5

you can use a lighter to burn a bit of the loose ends.. not too much... just enough to hold the ends together and still able to stretch

depends on the power rating... if it pulls more than 0.5A at 12V, then it is better at psu

is your CPU fan running? how about dusts?

you try to mod those PCI exhaust fans to fit in the floppy

Is this the one? if yes please pm me your mailing address.. do you want the box too? it comes with 80mm fan bracket, manual and a syringe of thermalright thermal paste.. it's kinda taking up space in my room

since i'm using it for my P4, i think i have this bracket as extra... need to go back home to check on it. I'll give it for free if i still have it ;)

are you sure the wire arrangements are correct? in the header it is Black-Red-Yellow, while in the fan is Yellow-Black-Red... either way, it seems that the black some how got into midddle... the 3-pin header should be 1side -> Negative-Positive-RPM test the fan using a molex...

i'll second to that

are you sure you're using the right driver?

XP90C

his is a REFURBISHED card <- from my perspective it's like a card that has gone through RMA and repaired to be sold again... (that is what it means here in my country anyways)

i thought this is suppose to be ATI flavor? anyway... for your case, there's a solution, one is to completely rrmove the driver, ie. means that when you restart your windows, it'll not be able to recognise the type of card other than standard VGA graphic card. then reinstall your driver.

Hi there! Eversince i've used CAT5.x drivers, i've experiencing corruption, tears, artifacts, .etc.... this only happens during cold-boots... and the corruption only happens after the "welcome" screen... usually i need to shutdown the pc and restart it and the problem will go away...

sorry.. disable the VPU recover... my mistake...

try to disable the VPU... VPU does nothing but problems for 9700 series

well.. the FAN ONLY molex will give out 5V until the temp of the PSU reached 43C where it'll operate at 12V... (tested with digital multimeter for the FAN ONLY molex... the cross over temp was listed in the manual/box)

my spec below.. RAM was Apacer PC3200 with timings 2.5-6-6-3, CPU DRAM ratio 3:2 CPU was P4 2.4Ghz D1 stepping was using stock heatsink with ys-tech 7000rpm 60mm fan and AS5 both cpu and heatsink flat lapped. cpu lapped until copper core

don't play around with the bios if don't know how to reset your bios.

nice PJs! :)

actually PWM are the mosfets beside the CPU socket's temperature... i found while experimenting with my XP-90... before XP-90, the PWM's temperature will be the same/higher than CPU temp... but after XP-90, with the 92mm delta blowing on CPU and Mosfet, the PWM is slightly higer than case...

there might be a slight chance that your got power surge when the power came back. this can cause some damage to the mobo if you don't have a regulator or a good power suply... during my P3 days, power surge can town my pc on by itself!

use a lighter to burn the proc.. :p just jk... do as above ^^

the screw you use to bolt the heatsink to the mosfet will be sufficient to carry the current actually

my friend has been to an Intel seminar to introduce the new 775 procs.. in one of the slides they pointed out the recomended casing designs from the new Intel. one of the requirement is side panel fans/ hole for ventilation

oops! my mistake

i have the same problem as you, my casing temp was like average 32-34C.. but after 1 and half years, the casing temp nowdays are at least 36C and goes as high as 41C on load. i've added fans, cleaned the wires etc. but no good, but i found that the culprit is the back of the mobo actually. i...

i have the del 92mm 110 cfm fans... but before i use the fan, i've "filed" the edges so that it is smooth (to reduce noise as well). i have jammed my fingers in the fan before, but no cuts so far.

i'm using the delta fan... but for your information, it's just 110CFM, not as sidewinder rated the sound is more like mid pitch... something like leaf blower tone...

82 CFM outtake, 36 CFM intake.. see the problem?