Pro/Forums - View Single Post - 6002-A worked well for me w/ low head pump

DDogg · 11-26-2004, 03:18 PM

I wanted to resurrect this old post to add some new information. It seems I still did not get the ultimate seat as I thought I did above. I recently reseated again, making sure my spacers did not bind on the screws, and my temps dropped again. I have also added another of the pumps in series. Now with an inlet temp of 26C my onboard sensor shows 52C which for comparison purposes is about 4C less than before. This allows a stable 24 hour 2860 Mhz @ bios VCore of 2.150 which is an actual of around 2.08 v as measure by 8rdavcore.

I guess the morale of the story is the 6002-A is awesome, but a user should pay particular attention to the quality of the seat (on any WB) and perhaps use the same method as the experienced testers by trying 5 or 6 test seats to get an idea of the best one.

Between my first improper seat described at the top of this thread and the present one is something like 10C, IIRC, although all seats yielded a stable 24 hour prime test. In short it is hard to tell if you've got it right without multiple tests to compare.

11-26-2004, 03:18 PM	#6
DDogg Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 60	I wanted to resurrect this old post to add some new information. It seems I still did not get the ultimate seat as I thought I did above. I recently reseated again, making sure my spacers did not bind on the screws, and my temps dropped again. I have also added another of the pumps in series. Now with an inlet temp of 26C my onboard sensor shows 52C which for comparison purposes is about 4C less than before. This allows a stable 24 hour 2860 Mhz @ bios VCore of 2.150 which is an actual of around 2.08 v as measure by 8rdavcore. I guess the morale of the story is the 6002-A is awesome, but a user should pay particular attention to the quality of the seat (on any WB) and perhaps use the same method as the experienced testers by trying 5 or 6 test seats to get an idea of the best one. Between my first improper seat described at the top of this thread and the present one is something like 10C, IIRC, although all seats yielded a stable 24 hour prime test. In short it is hard to tell if you've got it right without multiple tests to compare.