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Divided · 05-05-2002, 10:42 AM

one more question.. could my 465enermax PSU handle powering an Eheim for example? well maybe its not a problem because from what i've read it might be better to just leave it running 24/7... -- but ah my real question is --->> the P4's have the "speed control" safety net to prevent the CPU from burning up (HSF falls off or pump isnt on) -- but if you mess with the Vcore, does it still work? logic would say yes but then again the whole "overclocking voids your warranty" etc... funny people

05-05-2002, 10:42 AM	#11
Divided Cooling Neophyte Join Date: May 2002 Location: NY, USA Posts: 81	one more question.. could my 465enermax PSU handle powering an Eheim for example? well maybe its not a problem because from what i've read it might be better to just leave it running 24/7... -- but ah my real question is --->> the P4's have the "speed control" safety net to prevent the CPU from burning up (HSF falls off or pump isnt on) -- but if you mess with the Vcore, does it still work? logic would say yes but then again the whole "overclocking voids your warranty" etc... funny people __________________ Pentium IV 1.8A NW @ 2.65Ghz Alpha Heatsink w/ Panaflo H1A ASUS P4S533 Mobo 512Mb Mushkin Level2 DDR-SDRAM VisonTek GeForce3 Ti500 (254/540Mhz) 2 x 60Gig Seagate HD's W.D. Caviar 8Mb Buffer - 80Gig HD HighPoint Rocket404 Raid Controller Plextor 40/12/40A CD-RW