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qwerty57 · 06-08-2003, 10:46 PM

yeah theres

L|N|G| -V -V +V +V

the "G" is connected to chasis and i was only going to hook the L and N wires from the wall socket.

the tec is a 172w 11a model right now its running at 17.3v on another dedicated switching 15v 10a 150w psu. I get killer results, but since I run a chiller at 4c or less with high flow rates I find I can go up to 20v+ and stil see small gains without negitive effects. I resently went from 11.89v on my 226w mcw462-uht to 14.3v and I saw a huge gain in higher vcore stable load temps.. from around 174w out of the 226w at 11.8v to 203w at 14.3v if i did the math right...

so should I go for it?

06-08-2003, 10:46 PM	#6
qwerty57 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: hollywood, fl Posts: 40	yeah theres L\|N\|G\| -V -V +V +V the "G" is connected to chasis and i was only going to hook the L and N wires from the wall socket. the tec is a 172w 11a model right now its running at 17.3v on another dedicated switching 15v 10a 150w psu. I get killer results, but since I run a chiller at 4c or less with high flow rates I find I can go up to 20v+ and stil see small gains without negitive effects. I resently went from 11.89v on my 226w mcw462-uht to 14.3v and I saw a huge gain in higher vcore stable load temps.. from around 174w out of the 226w at 11.8v to 203w at 14.3v if i did the math right... so should I go for it?