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Registered Member #133
Joined: Sat Jan 21 2006, 09:03PMPosts: 198 |
lol, i say you simply just go over the edge and show your compy who's boss. Use liquid nitro to cool it These guys have a pretty good guide at how to focus on the cpu and the rest will just be cooled by being near that tube http://www.tomshardware.com/2003/12/30/5_ghz_project/index.html |
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| creativenate88 |
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Registered Member #545
Joined: Sun Jan 21 2007, 08:11PMPosts: 263 |
lol cha that shit is sick....im on another mission now. After building my gamng computer, im going to build the fastest P4 i can for file downloading. I find having a dedicated computer for file downloading to be amazing. Im using my old 1.8ghz dell for file downloading to be quite fast. Imagine a 4+ Ghz p4 and a 10000rpm hd ......amazing download speeds. |
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| creativenate88 |
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Registered Member #545
Joined: Sun Jan 21 2007, 08:11PM Posts: 263 |
-[link]- OK NIGHT check this out bro |
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| VuLtUrE |
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Registered Member #394
Joined: Tue Aug 22 2006, 05:20AMPosts: 115 |
Night your temps are not high enough to give you too much shit. 130f is 54c which is well in the boundied of any processor. But that doesnt mean your GRAPHICS card isnt hot. If its an nvidia card the properties to your card should have temps. If they are above 80 celceus Id make sure there is a fan in the front of the case and one blowing out the back. Try to put the front fan lowest in the case and the back fan highest in the case. This will bring cool air over your vid card across your chipset and finally fresh air for your cpu fan. I use air and liquid cooling on my rig. Try to get used to using a celcius mindset. I make sure my processor runs well below 50c after a few hours of gaming. Im a fanatic as far as cooling, power supplies, and balance of componants so as not to have bottlenecks. Also you may want to make sure you have the latest directX 9c and the latest drivers for your motherboard and graphics card. Also download fanspeed (google it) to monitor your temps while in windows. Temps are always get hotter the longer you are in the bios anyway. Temps go down once you are into windows. | ||
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