Gillbot
Lifer
- Jan 11, 2001
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Originally posted by: Infrnl
Traded some aces will Gillbot for some loons and controller. (want to compare with san ace fans.
Originally posted by: Infrnl
Traded some aces will Gillbot for some loons and controller. (want to compare with san ace fans.
Originally posted by: Gillbot
Originally posted by: Infrnl
Traded some aces will Gillbot for some loons and controller. (want to compare with san ace fans.
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Originally posted by: daw123
You've bought as many superfluous parts as I have.
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Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
Originally posted by: daw123
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
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cmon, you're gonna like it! you can always think of me and my continuous problems if it'll make you feel better, lol
BTRY, I thought your rig was built and working.
I sold my DDR3 1600 for 2000 and these sticks don't operate at 1800 without errors using Memtest86+ ... test 5 64 block moves fails... I can run them at 1:1 5.5.5.15 but not 1:2 9.9.9.24 Initially I was using a DDR2 board, my Asus P5Q Premium but faulty vcore voltage readings from HWmonitor lead me to believe the board was bad so I opted not to sell this board and use it with my DDR3 1600...(I also bought 2 new Enermax Revolution 950's out of it - 1 for my i7 build and 1 for this but shhhh don't' tell anyone) It wasn't the board; the board replacement will be here on Wed. the 28th so from there I'll be making another decision as this DDR3 2000 has a full refund RMA shipping label already in motion. So, I may after all sell this board and get a DDR2 platform or I may try different ram. My thoughts are now again back to the DDR2 DDR3 debate of which is better for gaming of that 1% difference (but I don't call myself a hardcore gamer - lol)
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
Originally posted by: daw123
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
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cmon, you're gonna like it! you can always think of me and my continuous problems if it'll make you feel better, lol
BTRY, I thought your rig was built and working.
I sold my DDR3 1600 for 2000 and these sticks don't operate at 1800 without errors using Memtest86+ ... test 5 64 block moves fails... I can run them at 1:1 5.5.5.15 but not 1:2 9.9.9.24 Initially I was using a DDR2 board, my Asus P5Q Premium but faulty vcore voltage readings from HWmonitor lead me to believe the board was bad so I opted not to sell this board and use it with my DDR3 1600...(I also bought 2 new Enermax Revolution 950's out of it - 1 for my i7 build and 1 for this but shhhh don't' tell anyone) It wasn't the board; the board replacement will be here on Wed. the 28th so from there I'll be making another decision as this DDR3 2000 has a full refund RMA shipping label already in motion. So, I may after all sell this board and get a DDR2 platform or I may try different ram. My thoughts are now again back to the DDR2 DDR3 debate of which is better for gaming of that 1% difference (but I don't call myself a hardcore gamer - lol)
@ Aigo, lol
Me, I'm going to get a refund for the DDR3 2000. I purchased an Asus Maximus II Formula this morning so that means this board (P5Q3) has got to go, and go it will, even if I have to sell it for way cheap, like 125$ I'll just use 4g of the DDR2 900 I have from the other machine. I've checked to see how much is being used during games and i don't even come close to 75% more like 50% at most which still leaves plenty left over. I think all in all, I've about broke even except for the 2 Enermax Revolution 950s - thank god i'm still working...
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
I've come to realize that voltage readings by software are waayyy too unreliable. Yeah, I know, i said I was done with Asus; just not on the 775 socket yet. I am still thinking going out and trying something new for my i7 build. Have you read the i7 "The tale of two processors" recent article on Anand? Guess what, i got a 3838- the misery is just piling on, LOL
- but I'm optimistic!!! - more out for my own experience on this one
Originally posted by: Infrnl
Holy crap, has it really been this long. This is what happens when I talk to Aigo.
He put too many thoughts into my head and being short on money screwed everything up. Now that I am currently back to F@H and started WCG (Compliments of Aigo). I have been doing research on making changes to my system and trying to build another system to be used as a NAS/Cruncher.
Also since I cant decide on a case, I have put my Wc project on hold temporarily.
I just found a good deal on a TRUE for my I7, so will be using that for the time being; need to get oc'd to get my WCG #'s up. I may browse the FS section as well to keep an eye out for deals on items. I will add a few more details within the week and see if I can post a few pics of my on desk I7 setup, lol
Originally posted by: Infrnl
LOL; yes after 3 months I have made it nowhere. somewhere in this thread I have most of the parts listed.
case: no idea; either a ghetto build out of something from the garage/or desk setup. was thinking about a server rack, but will probably not accomodate WC
CPU block: Koolance 350
pump: 355(If I recall)
res/top
feser 360 rad most likely
BP blk chrome fittings
I have not gotten anything due to Aigo putting other thoughts in my head and lack of money so far this year.
will keep you posted and try to find the pics I took of my Foxconn bloodrage
Btry: your killing me, a few items you have sold I would have taken, lol. I think I got a good deal though, got 2 of the 1366 Rt TRUE's for $85 shipped! one brand new unopened and the other used for a day supposedly. we'll see
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
I am waiting for new i7 boards and D0
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
Found this in the FS thread - grab it quick
EDIT:
Flow and Temp monitoring can be observed in two ways for me. For me, my loop is working great but the thing I feel is if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This is the philosophy I am taking with my first loop. So, I will just keep listening for the absence of the pump noise and boot up core temp or real temp for cpu temps. I'm sure the water will get warmer when summer hits and I'll be able to log the spring and summer ambients to my cpu temps when stress testing. It'll be that way until I complete an i7 system which btw I am not sure if they are making any new boards for... but I hope. There might be new revisions to the current boards but that'll probably go as how Asus did the R3 revision of there NB for the MIIF board and then you'll have to wait and get lucky when the old stock runs out...
Originally posted by: daw123
Originally posted by: BTRY B 529th FA BN
Found this in the FS thread - grab it quick
EDIT:
Flow and Temp monitoring can be observed in two ways for me. For me, my loop is working great but the thing I feel is if it ain't broke, don't fix it. This is the philosophy I am taking with my first loop. So, I will just keep listening for the absence of the pump noise and boot up core temp or real temp for cpu temps. I'm sure the water will get warmer when summer hits and I'll be able to log the spring and summer ambients to my cpu temps when stress testing. It'll be that way until I complete an i7 system which btw I am not sure if they are making any new boards for... but I hope. There might be new revisions to the current boards but that'll probably go as how Asus did the R3 revision of there NB for the MIIF board and then you'll have to wait and get lucky when the old stock runs out...
Thanks for the link BTRY. You are right that if it isn't broken then don't fix, however I want the hard shutdown option from the BigNG so that if something goes wrong with the pump or the loop springs a leak then my PC shuts down automatically very quickly.
So basically I got soo addicted to distributed computing, that I lost touch with H2O for the sheer fact that for the cost of H20 I could build another dedicated cruncher. So I basically spent all my extra cash on new machines. As of the past couple of weeks I was running 6 I7 920's, 1 X3440, 11 GTX 275's and 1 GTX 260-216.
We got out utility bill this past month and my wife freaked out. Granted it was only $400 and there was a crazy $100 markup on electric becaue we are starting to have a shortage or something.
