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Old 03-01-2005, 03:17 PM   #181
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I found a review of my mobo, the exact same one, on Hexus.net:

http://www.hexus.net/content/reviews...lld19JRD04MjA=

A fellow named Ryszard wrote it. On the overclocking page, he says, “Using a decent clocking Model 3400+ … and a Gigabyte 3D cooler, 10 x 250 wasn't a problem and 9 x 275 was doable too, the mainboard showing off a little. Both overclocks were done by booting at 11 x 230 and using ClockGen and NVIDIA's System Utility to drop multiplier and increase derived HTT, with HTT multiplier at 4X.
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Old 03-01-2005, 07:11 PM   #182
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We want to keep the CPU under 40C@idle & under 50C@load.

The case temps MUST be at least 10C cooler than the desired CPU temp.

You will need SpeedFan, Motherboard Monitor (MM5) or
a similar program so that you can monitor your temps as you OC.

There is probably a Thermalright XP-90 HS, with a Panaflo 92mm 68.8CFM fan in your future.

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Old 03-02-2005, 04:28 PM   #183
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Thanks, Dave. It looks as though I'm going to need a bunch of monitoring software. And I bet you're right about Thermalright and Panaflo. It doesn't take a crystal ball, does it? The more I read about overclocking, the more I read about the necessity for cooling. And you're the man. I'm sure I'll be bugging you as I get into this.
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