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hmale · 09-04-2002, 04:43 PM

Hello Gmat!

As always very good questions.

I do not have final results as my focus has been on completing the project and not testing or benchmarking. but here are my preliminary findings:
Ambient temp = 23 dgrees
Case temp = 25 degrees
CPU 0 = 28 degrees
CPU 1 = 29 degrees
Chip 0 temp = 40 degrees
Chip 1 temp = 42 degrees
VCore 0 = 1.87 V
VCore 1 = 1.89 V
The average coolant temperature within the circuit is 32 degrees +/- 2 degrees.
FSB = 150 Mhz
Multiplier = 13
2100+MP processors are now recognized as 2400+ (1950 mhz)
VIO voltage has not been adjusted
Memory settings are 2-2-1 (Using Corsair XMS 3200 sticks)

Fans are set at their lowest settings for noise control...very acceptable to me.

I am pleased with the outcome as far as aesthitics are concerned.

The filling and priming processes functioned quickly and effectively. It took over 24 hours to completely bleed the system...somewhat disappointing...but acceptable.

If I had to do it over...I would save my money and visit you in France instead

I will have final results and better data next week.

Cheers!

09-04-2002, 04:43 PM	#11
hmale Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: MIami, Florida Posts: 169	Hello Gmat! As always very good questions. I do not have final results as my focus has been on completing the project and not testing or benchmarking. but here are my preliminary findings: Ambient temp = 23 dgrees Case temp = 25 degrees CPU 0 = 28 degrees CPU 1 = 29 degrees Chip 0 temp = 40 degrees Chip 1 temp = 42 degrees VCore 0 = 1.87 V VCore 1 = 1.89 V The average coolant temperature within the circuit is 32 degrees +/- 2 degrees. FSB = 150 Mhz Multiplier = 13 2100+MP processors are now recognized as 2400+ (1950 mhz) VIO voltage has not been adjusted Memory settings are 2-2-1 (Using Corsair XMS 3200 sticks) Fans are set at their lowest settings for noise control...very acceptable to me. I am pleased with the outcome as far as aesthitics are concerned. The filling and priming processes functioned quickly and effectively. It took over 24 hours to completely bleed the system...somewhat disappointing...but acceptable. If I had to do it over...I would save my money and visit you in France instead I will have final results and better data next week. Cheers!