Never had any lockups to speak of. just the sound-video always works too.
if I turn the amp on and off (where the HDMI goes) it will eventually work (usually 1-3 times max) |
My Gaming PC
GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD7 AMD Octo-Core FX-8320 @ 3.5GHz stock Overclocked to 4.7GHz Corsair H110 / 280mm radiator G.SKILL Ares Series 16GB 9-9-9-24 Corsair RM850 PSU GTX 760 4GB Steelseries Sensi Raw Mouse Ducky Zero Shine Keyboard, Brown Cherry MX Switches |
Originally Posted by shlammed
(Post 1099382)
I think I need to change my power supply to get more performance...
Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 1099478)
Sound problems, random lockups, random freezes with artifacting on the screen are common issues of a weak psu. Simply not enough juice so the system just locks up.
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Got some toys in..
https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391750651 Lapped the cooler and the cpu https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391750651 https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391750651 Set fan to pull https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391750651 Results.. stock cooler 62C After 47-48c Ambient temp 82F ~27.8C, MB ambient temp 34C |
Hard to beat the 212. Upgrade the fan and see even better results. I went all out and got the Scythe Ultra Kaze fans. Sounds like a r/c copter when maxed, but it moves some serious air. It can also cut some serious flesh. Chopped about 1/4" off of one of my fingertips one day poking where I shouldn't have. The rest of the case also has 4 more Kaze fans, moving 133cfm each. Front to rear flow, with another fan directly in line of the 212 pulling air out the back of the case, and one more or less in line pushing in the front of the case. I have a nice front controller though, so I can tune them down a bit, though I always have a box fan blowing anyway, so the ambient noise doesn't bother.
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At 48 degrees at full blast i wont even waste my time on upgrading the fan. We shall see what the temp shows when i push it up to 4.5gz. Currently i'm at 4.1gz so we'll see.
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pretty damn decent for aircooled imo... im pushing 4.8Ghz FX-8350 on water and I get a max of 70c, however I think my voltages are set a bit too high, need to fine tune a bit more.
I might need to do that polishing the heat spreader, i cant believe that slipped my mind when I polished my water block. |
Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 1099887)
At 48 degrees at full blast i wont even waste my time on upgrading the fan. We shall see what the temp shows when i push it up to 4.5gz. Currently i'm at 4.1gz so we'll see.
Sadly, my upgrade from my Phenom II X4 965 to the FX-8350 was not beneficial to processing times. I had the overclock at 4.2Ghz, vs 4.5Ghz on the FX-8350, yet using benchmarks and other testing software, my times actually suffered. That was a let down. Temps were about the same on both. |
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Originally Posted by NA6C-Guy
(Post 1099909)
48C under load? If so that is really good. At stock speed, I think I was getting around 54C, and after upping to 4.6Ghz it went to around 66C. I was getting a little instability at 4.6Ghz so I dropped to 4.5Ghz and it was better. It may have been my pretty aggressive memory timing and overclock making the somewhat low barrier that I couldn't cross. I bet it could have gone farther had I left my FSB alone and just upped the multiplier. But I pushed the FSB pretty far for the memory speed.
Yes 62 at full load before, now with the cooler + lapping job i'm at 48c. I didnt waste my time testing the cooler before/after the lapping job though. People that have done tests say 4-5C from a lapping job. IMO thats quote a big drop especially since all it takes was 20 minutes for the cooler and about 35-40 mins for the cpu (softer touch on the cpu since its fragile) Also yes the cpu was quite warped. You can see the semi complete pic. Mid is cleared, the corners are barely starting to clear while the area between the middle and the corners took the longest time. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391831750 Also see this. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...ader,3600.html |
Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 1100162)
What memory was it? I can reprogram ddr1s and 2s but we dont have a ddr 3 ramcheck yet.
Yes 62 at full load before, now with the cooler + lapping job i'm at 48c. I didnt waste my time testing the cooler before/after the lapping job though. People that have done tests say 4-5C from a lapping job. IMO thats quote a big drop especially since all it takes was 20 minutes for the cooler and about 35-40 mins for the cpu (softer touch on the cpu since its fragile) Also yes the cpu was quite warped. You can see the semi complete pic. Mid is cleared, the corners are barely starting to clear while the area between the middle and the corners took the longest time. https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1391831750 |
when I have the time im going to lap my CPU... but it consists of draining my system and unscrewing fittings. Im too lazy atm.
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I'm to lazy to clean the dust out of the front filter...
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62C is hot! 62C is the max temp for my 1100t. I'm running the old 212+ and have no problems keeping it under 45C at load. I'm not really overclocked though (3.7ghz).
Is the purpose of lapping the CPU and heatsink to make them flatter or to polish them? I've always heard that as long as the surface was flat the finish didn't matter. |
Originally Posted by Pyr0monk3y
(Post 1100258)
62C is hot! 62C is the max temp for my 1100t. I'm running the old 212+ and have no problems keeping it under 45C at load. I'm not really overclocked though (3.7ghz).
Is the purpose of lapping the CPU and heatsink to make them flatter or to polish them? I've always heard that as long as the surface was flat the finish didn't matter. |
Originally Posted by Pyr0monk3y
(Post 1100258)
62C is hot! 62C is the max temp for my 1100t. I'm running the old 212+ and have no problems keeping it under 45C at load. I'm not really overclocked though (3.7ghz).
Is the purpose of lapping the CPU and heatsink to make them flatter or to polish them? I've always heard that as long as the surface was flat the finish didn't matter. I'm running an a10-6800k, max rated temp of 75c but at 62c theres more room. Still though the cooler dropping it down to 48c is quite nice. Currently running at 4.5 ghz. So yeah stuff gets hot. :D 62 isnt too hot though, most video cards run at 70-80c |
Originally Posted by triple88a
(Post 1100284)
I'm running an a10-6800k, max rated temp of 75c but at 62c theres more room. Still though the cooler dropping it down to 48c is quite nice. Currently running at 4.5 ghz. So yeah stuff gets hot. :D
62 isnt too hot though, most video cards run at 70-80c after about 5 hours, I finally adjusted my voltage to a more finer tune, so now im maxing at 65c on a massive 4.7Ghz 8 cores without BSoD:dealwithit: Side note: the radiators turn into a nice leg warmer at this clock. Still need to lap, but I might get myself to do it when I swap out the coolant this month. |
Just fucked aorund w/ my system. went up to 5.0ghz with some silly 2-3C increase from 4.5ghz .. 51c at 5.0ghz :D.
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What mobo again? I upgraded to a 990FX from a 990X. I was able to OC to 5Ghz on the 990x due to the bottle neck in transfer rate; but when I OCed to the same clock at the same settings on the new board it went kaput. Then on OC.net I learned about the threadspeed bottle neck difference. I had the sads.
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F2A85-v pro
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Damn it. You guys are making me have to get my machine back in shape. I forgot a few months ago one of my fans started making noise, and in a fit of rage at not being able to tell which one, I unplugged them all. Need to sort that mess out now and get them all hooked back up to the controller, and clean the filters and try to tweak some setting again.
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