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Yup. I'm afraid your professor is toast. :( Now get a P41.6A instead! ;)

*ROTFLMAO* (Rolling on the floor laughing my ass off)

Damn it! Why do they always stop producing the best stuff so quickly? ahw, I got my 1.6A already anyways.. :)

Could it have been sushi?

Now I'm scared sh*t. I work with computers and also use my computer home alot. Im sure i'm starring at the screen 8 hrs+ every day..

1: 36C idle 47C Fullload 2: 1.600(+0.100) 3: 2.5-6-3-3 4: Creative 3d Blaster 4 (gf4 ti4400), 3hdds, sb live!, sony cdburner, Lite ON DVD/CD Rom.. 5: Using 3:4 rating now @ 139FSB 370Mhz DDR, 2.225 Ghz CPU. 100% stable 24 full passes of "All tests" in Memtest-86 (took over 16hrs) and 100% stable...

Nobody in the entire world knows anything about this! Now, isn't that weird !?

I'm gonna test that next week. Am sorta busy this weekend.. :) I'll report again when I have done 1:1 tests. And yeah 2.225Ghz 370MhzDDR vs 2.4Ghz 400MhzDDR I don't know when (with today's available software) that I would really notice any difference..? (trying to convince myself that this...

Hey BDSM! Always nice to see a fellow countryman! :) As for my overclocking I'm still at 2.225 Ghz 370 Mhz DDR. All the Voltage in the world doesn't seem to get me (much) further... I dunno, maybe I got the worst 1.6A there is after all. Packdate 03/21/2002 Costa Rica and all... (Isn't that...

Creative Labs 3D Blaster GF4 Ti4400 running @ Ti4600 speed (300, 650) Never tried any higher.

*LoL* :D

P41.6A @ 2.225 Ghz 1.575Vcore setting (1.500 acctual). Arctic Silver 3 Stock HSF Idle 36 C Full load 47 C

I've heard that it's important to have the 12.00 Volt line stable when overclocking, but what about the +5.00 Volt line? When I up the FSB (above 145) on my P41.6A I also need to up the voltage of course, but when I do that the "+5.00 Volt" reading in MBM5 drops below 4.90. (The 12.00 V line...

Here I am at work.. (11AM in Sweden that is +6-9 hrs to American timezones, for everybody who really needed that info ;) ) Anyways I'm afraid connecting that 4-pin 12V thingy to the mobo didn't help much (with the OC'ing that is). But I'm sure it's better to have it there either way. =) I...