>Any thought that Over-Volting and O/C'ing the the living $hit out
>of a proc could be causing stability degradtion over time?
A very relevant issue. Could be. Never the less, having a prometeia to run things at stock speed it's a waste of time and money. The point of having such a cooling device is to "OC'ing the living $hit out of the proc" , while being able to deal, and maintain a "cool processor".
From the tests he conducted , he told me that the processor was loosing it's oc potential over time, and each couple of months he had to lower it's speed by a little. He didnt go into much details, but hey, i'm just "selling" what he sold me.
http://forum.techzone.d2g.com/showth...threadid=13128
Here's a couple of pics of his system
. He changed the ti4600 to the 9700pro and the memories since.
>Also O/C'ed and Over-volted memory, which isn't being cooled by
>the Prometeia, could be the part of the drop in stability.
The memories dont overheat that easily. But you can always have a calculation of that .
http://www.micron.com/products/categ...RAM&edID=17594
A pretty decent spreadsheet, imo.