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My Intel E8400 and E8500 on water suck compared to that.... lol Very impressive cooling setup you have and very interesting results... 6GHz on a 45nm dual-core processor that costs $279!! i saw coolarer hit 5GHz on air cooling with a E0 stepping back in June, so I knew these suckers were going to b...

DMB2000uk wrote:That best have been subzero cooling, 1.8v on 45nm!?!?!

Dan

Box cooler!









if you consider an F1EE a box cooler

Hey all, just thought I'd drop a small teaser for an upcoming article I'm wrapping up for LegitReviews.. this was mild to say the least These chips are little monsters on air cooling and extreme cooling, highly recommend them for the avid overclocker.

I have read many of your reviews, and generally find them very helpful. However, your conclusion to this one is strange. The 8800GT bested the 9600GT in every single test, sometimes by a good margin, and sometimes by a slim one, yet you conclude that the "best bang for the buck" is the 96...

Thanks for the opportunity to join LegitReviews! Plan on having some fun reviews coming out in the near future that play to my overclocking strengths. Now back to reviewing

Powering 2 4870x2's isn't too much of an issue.. now powering 2 4870x2's @ 950MHz core 1100MHz memory will require a second PSU

Well.. it is also possible to run the "cheap" E8500 at 4.2GHz to 4.5GHz, figure that counts as a 4.35GHz to 4.65GHz 65nm Core 2 and that'd be a significant boost in performance. Considering how the processor now costs $183 from Intel, if you have the cash you could run that for 6 to 9 mont...

using a desoldering wick will help greatly with removing that component, otherwise you could potentially just rip it off IF there are no traces attached to it that are vital. As for soldering the new component, as mentioned above if it's in an area packed with surface mount components, I hope you've...

Hey guys, I've typically been a one forum man(at XS) but I've begun branching out. I'm an overclocking addict, certified hardware destroyer, and hardware reviewer when I'm not strapping pots and soldering resistors to the gear. I prefer benching mid-range hardware but I'm looking to acquire some GTX...