Oc'ing Pentium D 945 with D-Ice Pot

[TheGanG]

Test:
Abit AW9D Max
Pentium D 945 (Rev.C1)
1 GB OCZ Reaper 6400, mono...
Aluminum D-Ice Pot (Not finished, i can't fix it on mobo yet )













One hour later, acetone is still boiling with D-Ice...



Overclocking screen shot...

D 945 was SL9QB (Rev.C1) and hell hot...
SL9QQ (Rev.D0) is 3 times cooler "second revision" but i haven't yet...

[geokilla]

Nice overclock on your 945. Now try that with your E8400 and see if you can get 5Ghz.

D-Ice Pot is a cooler that you made yourself right? And it uses liquid nitrogen/acetone according to your post?

[TheGanG]

Nice overclock on your 945. Now try that with your E8400 and see if you can get 5Ghz.

D-Ice Pot is a cooler that you made yourself right? And it uses liquid nitrogen/acetone according to your post?

Pushed E8400 to 4,8 GHz with water. It doesn't need extrem cooling to push 5 GHz, believe me... It's a FSB matter...

Yes i did it myself at CNC but u couldn't use LN2 with my pot, it's not enough strong and isolation would be a big problem. And it will also be so expensive and dangerous (fatal) at home...

I use it with Dry Ice and Acetone mix, about -55 degrees (inside of pot)...

Oh yes, i will try Q6600 (pushed to 4,1 GHz with water), E8400 (pushed to 4,8 GHz with water) and Pentium D 930 (pushed to 5,1 Ghz with water) under D Ice conditions soon...

[Apoptosis]

dude very nice, did you make that pot yourself?

[TheGanG]

dude very nice, did you make that pot yourself?

Yeah, so easy, not a komplex one... But not finished yet...

[ibleet]

That is extreme! Nice job!

[TheGanG]

Thanks friends

[martini161]

im getting a kid i know fresh out of technical school to braze some copper for me so i can try that. is it as hard as it seems to insulate the mobo from condensation, casue thats the main thing holding me back right not, 680i's dont come cheap. pentium 4s do though, and thats what i want my victim to be

[TheGanG]

im getting a kid i know fresh out of technical school to braze some copper for me so i can try that. is it as hard as it seems to insulate the mobo from condensation, casue thats the main thing holding me back right not, 680i's dont come cheap. pentium 4s do though, and thats what i want my victim to be

Yes, Pentium Ds are good victims... Which one do u think?
But if u don't want to be a victim, don't forget to try only Last Rev. editions...

Pentium D 915 2800 MHz
SL9DA (C1)
SL9KB (D0)

Pentium D 920 2800 MHz
SL94S (B1)
SL95Y (C1)

Pentium D 925 3000 MHz
SL9D9 (C1)
SL9KA (D0)

Pentium D 930 3000 MHz
SL94R (B1)
SL95X (C1) >I have this one's Rev.C1 (second edition), goes over 5,1 - 5,15 GHz

Pentium D 935 3200 MHz
SL9QR (D0) (2007)

Pentium D 940 3200 MHz
SL94Q (B1) Hell
SL95W (C1)

Pentium D 945 3400 MHz
SL9QB (C1) Hell >I have also this cpu's Rev.C1 (first edition) and too hot to handle...
SL9QQ (D0)

Pentium D 950 3400 MHz
SL94P (B1) Hell
SL95V (C1)
SL9K8 (D0)

Pentium D 960 3600 MHz
SL9AP (C1) Hell
SL9K7 (D0)

Pentium Extreme Edition 840 3200 MHz
SL8FK Hell

Pentium Extreme Edition 955 3466 MHz
SL94N (B1) Hell

Pentium Extreme Edition 965 3733 MHz
SL9AN (C1) Hell

Pentium D 6xx series have good oc capability too...

[kappage]

If you are looking for a Pentium D to over clock get your hands on a 805 form Memory i got my old one to 3.6Ghz on air stable with safe temps, i didn't really experiment to get it any higher, but i think on the stock voltage when i got anywhere near 3.8Ghz it would freeze up so maybe you could do that core next