I do a lot of work in virtual machines so it's nice to be able to dedicate a NIC to the VMachine instead of it having to work through a bridged connection on the host.
Here's what my Q6600 and TRUE120 looked like before I lapped them (forgot to take a recent "after" picture, sorry)
Q6600 & TRUE120 Before Lapping
Getting that mirror finish is easy!! (If you have no fear of ESD)
Here are my current temps. The room ambient temperature is 23-25C, BTW...
as for the (original) tiny images, I just noticed that if you pull out the th_ from the filename, they display just fine...
http://i87.photobucket.com/alb...Temp/Q6600G0VID_01.png
http://i87.photobucket.com/alb...Temp/Q6600G0VID_02.png
...so at 3.0 Ghz my VCore was 1.216v under 100% load...
lol... those are small for some reason... :ducks:
No, I'm sure I have my C1E disabled although my M/B (GA-EP45-UD3P) does have the LLC enabled. Here's a couple links to what should be a slightly larger images of me running 3.4Ghz @ 378FSB x9
Here you can see my idle 1.232v VCore in OCCT...
lol... I get some kind of .02-0.5v random vdroop/ripple under idle or load, stock or overclocked... OCCT - for what it's worth - reported as much as a 0.8v max ripple on a six hour stress test... :shrug:
That being said, I haven't tried to max it out to see where she pukes but I've already...
I love this idea, I really do, however I have one rather random/theoretical question for the original poster...
Are you familiar with / concerned about pyrolysis...? In layman's terms it means that over time, from being exposed to high heat + low humidity, fuel sources - especially wood-based...
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