Keysplayr
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- Jan 16, 2003
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Originally posted by: apoppin
Originally posted by: Wags1974
When you get the right size screwdriver you may need to do a "faux pas" and hit it squarely with a hammer too help loosen up the screw holding the rotor to the hub. If you do have any trouble getting them off remember that and put a superthin coat of high temperature caliper grease between the rotor and hub so you never have the problem again. (Clean it up first of course scotch pad usually works fine for me)
much worsei just needed a socket and a philips head driver
but there are damaged hold-springs [that keep the pads off the rotor] and i have to mickey-mouse one out of wire till i get a set tomorrow ... it isn't dangerous ... just time consuming
... thanks for the OT assist
i much prefer working on computers
my hands stay clean ... and no asbestos dust
ANYWAY .. in between .. i worked on my o/c
i got 3.75 Ghz ... 222FSB x 17 at 1:1 divider with a vcore to 1.65 [reads 1.60 in HW doc] ... since my RAM is mismatched and i believe i only got them to 223 before ... i went to 2.6v ... cannot adjust ANY timings ... was a problem with ic7 before and stability.
so ... final 3DMark05 score ... ... with my x1950p at stock
9546 ... eat your :heart: out Keys
--but my CPU score is only 4609
i *know* i can probably get closer to 10K if i OC my x1950p ... that old 7900GT is gonna need a hell of an OC to get 10K
the *worst* temp was 65*C dropping out of FEAR to check it ... not that bad under extreme load
---and in a HOT as hell room [82*F]![]()
Hmmm. Maybe my mobo is helping out with the CPU score. After all, you have the 1066 bus on that EE right? I'm still at 800. And you have 2MB L2. I'ze only gotz wun.
Using the P5AD2-Deluxe. Oh yeah, I am also using 91.31's for my drivers. I wonder what updated ones will do. ......... .... .... I'll be back!!!!!
