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Gladiac0190
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water pump is noisy??? harharhar, no, not really... ;D
the only noise a water pump makes is the shaking between the pump and the case where it stands in. if you put the pump on some foam there is _NO_ noise, believe me...
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@Strange : you could post a a screenshot of an CPU-Speed Analysis program to proof that you overclocked it that far .
Some words to the pump : How the hell did you come to say that a pump costs 270 USD ? You don't have to use a swimming pool pump , an Eheim 1046 with 12V connectors is a cood choice . ^_^
@Vegetable : His Volcano 10 is a real Monster , with the support of the cold climate , he can get that far very easily ! I mean I have to tone down my CPU a lil' bit in the summer , so the climate has a little effect . ^.^ (3200+ to 2800+)
Some words to the pump : How the hell did you come to say that a pump costs 270 USD ? You don't have to use a swimming pool pump , an Eheim 1046 with 12V connectors is a cood choice . ^_^
@Vegetable : His Volcano 10 is a real Monster , with the support of the cold climate , he can get that far very easily ! I mean I have to tone down my CPU a lil' bit in the summer , so the climate has a little effect . ^.^ (3200+ to 2800+)
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cooliscool
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Ooh benchmarks. Here's some from yesterday, for the hell of it. 
edit: Vegetable, what the hell is your problem? Has the praise from the shots thread gotten to your head? Quit being a dickhead. You want respect, give it first. :sleeping: As for overclocking, people (like myself) do it more or less for the knowledge, messing with hardware and stuff. Besides, if you're understanding of your limits, things should be fine (I had to physically mod the CPU to achieve 1.70V from 1.5.. not much skill needed, just accuracy when working with small parts). I've been running this 1.2 Tualatin @ 1.7GHz since the day I got the thing, no problems, runs at about 32C max load with a cheap $20 copper cooler with a case fan on it, 1 intake fan, and one exhaust. The sides off do help, ALOT. My cpu gets about ~6C higher with both sides on.
edit: Vegetable, what the hell is your problem? Has the praise from the shots thread gotten to your head? Quit being a dickhead. You want respect, give it first. :sleeping: As for overclocking, people (like myself) do it more or less for the knowledge, messing with hardware and stuff. Besides, if you're understanding of your limits, things should be fine (I had to physically mod the CPU to achieve 1.70V from 1.5.. not much skill needed, just accuracy when working with small parts). I've been running this 1.2 Tualatin @ 1.7GHz since the day I got the thing, no problems, runs at about 32C max load with a cheap $20 copper cooler with a case fan on it, 1 intake fan, and one exhaust. The sides off do help, ALOT. My cpu gets about ~6C higher with both sides on.
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legoman666
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you think you people could resize the damn pics or something...
anyway, ive been running my 2500+ at 2229mhz 24/7 since the day i got it. no problems here.
anyway, ive been running my 2500+ at 2229mhz 24/7 since the day i got it. no problems here.
shurikenman
Damn...I wanna be Sonic ^^
One moment....You can have 10.000 Ghz and it wouldnt run better...they have to optimise the code, until that hasnt happened...you either can have a geforce 8900 Ultra or a Radeon 14900XT 1024MB RAM and there wouldnt be any difference...
legoman666
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which still isnt good enough to play it well
Offtopic: Short and sweet. Vegetable, you're an idiot and only trying to start a flame war here. If you've got nothing good to say, don't say anything at all.
On original topic:
Yeah, CPU speed is the most important thing right now. But the recommended vid card when Dolphin was released was Radeon 9500 (i think) or 9600.
On Tangent:
I've got a P4 2.4c, and it's said to be pretty good with OCing and a MSI 865PE Neo2 FISR, and each time I use DOT in the bios my comp usually stalls after the post test, and all I knocked up was the multiplier to 13x (2.52Ghz) and the voltage a little bit for support. Anyone have experience using DOT on MSI boards?
On original topic:
Yeah, CPU speed is the most important thing right now. But the recommended vid card when Dolphin was released was Radeon 9500 (i think) or 9600.
On Tangent:
I've got a P4 2.4c, and it's said to be pretty good with OCing and a MSI 865PE Neo2 FISR, and each time I use DOT in the bios my comp usually stalls after the post test, and all I knocked up was the multiplier to 13x (2.52Ghz) and the voltage a little bit for support. Anyone have experience using DOT on MSI boards?
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