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Fixing mobo with grease in socket
GtiJason replied to knopflerbruce's topic in General hardware discussion
Yeah, no toothbrush for me either. Acetone would work but I avoid it because it melts plastics -
Well since the 100 galax kits were called for the first day a lot of people decided not to buy once the price was released, myself included. The demand obviously isn't great since they still had kits available earlier today and for that kind of money guys who know ram expect a minimum of 4080c12 with 49/6/50/6 rtl's but are hoping for 4080-4133c12-11 waza stable under 1.95v real
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This is not true fyi, "Return for refund within: Non-refundable"
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mllrkllr88 - DDR3 SDRAM @ 1946.8MHz - 1946.8 MHz Memory Clock
GtiJason replied to Noxinite's topic in Result Discussions
Why no sub to Team Cup, this is legit. SS doesn't need to match cpu z validate exactly, you are only 3mhz difference -
My Cheapazz Chips Comp journey through pictures Cheapazz Chips Comp - GtiJason - Album on Imgur
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Xtreme Addict's GTX 980 Matrix Platinum LN2 TIPS
GtiJason replied to Xtreme Addict's topic in Nvidia GPU Overclocking
You must be new here ! -
ASRock Z170M OCF funhouse
GtiJason replied to Splave's topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC
Thanks for sharing your experiences with them. 2.15v bios seems crazy high, I know mine would set real volts to 2.20 + and some may set it closer to 2.25v real. Farthest I've set mine was 2.05v real and they were fine, but only ran 32m once. I've noticed similar results as you with tCKE and tRFC but never tried below 190 yet since I run 4133 most of the time and 200 can give them trouble with some benchmarks. -
I'd like to buy one too, please
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I can't believe you came back to this, good effort
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I think you are looking at this all wrong, which is understandable because you are a newb. If you break the ambient comp down it is very possible to win the entire thing with an i3 and only subbing in 2 of 3 stages. They actually did a good job when taking everything into consideration, this would have been a dream comp when I was an Ambient OC'r not long ago. Maybe you bought hardware that was too expensive for this contest.
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ASRock Z170M OCF funhouse
GtiJason replied to Splave's topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC
He was talking about putting piece of Armaflex in middle of cpu socket. Here you can see I poured in let for same effect. -
ASRock Z170M OCF funhouse
GtiJason replied to Splave's topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC
1.25 & 1.30 are the sweet spot for me, but sometime as high as 1.35v on both can help. Really nice that it's all air and rare to find ones that are easy to handle -
Why not try 1.4v @ 4800 air bin on lin, Roman obviously found at least one gem so there's probably more ? Seems like a smart idea when he sold it for $1200+ and those rejects go for $450 give or take EDIT sorry Gunny just realised this was for sale post, lmk if i should delete
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ASRock Z170M OCF funhouse
GtiJason replied to Splave's topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC
I've had similar things happen to me, usually happens to me from switching mounts. I think it's because of all the changes in pressure and temps can cause issues. My pot is heavy (kpe f1ee dark), my SS is hart to tell how tight it is, then I also use water occasionally and air for quick tests using 3 different backplates. I just remove cpu hold down and start from scratch rebuilding. I've noticed if just the 3 standard torx screws are too tight my board will curve, add a heavy pot or a lot of pressure and the pcb is leterally being pulled up... away from the cpu socket. SKL pcb is so weak that it just needs to be slightly askew to cause problems -
Okay, who's winning DonationMark. I see Splave put up some monster numbers but was using an old version of SystemInfo. . . lol
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a 6700k would be divided by 4 cores not 8 since only 4 are considered physical, 6800k and 6850k is 6, 6900k is 8, and last but not least in price we have the 6950X coming in at 10.
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scannick - GeForce GTX 580 @ 1200/1235MHz - 600438 marks Aquamark
GtiJason replied to Andrix85's topic in Result Discussions
Someone knows what he's doing, good work ! -
alexmother.sl - Core i7 2600 @ 4120MHz - 757 marks XTU
GtiJason replied to Leeghoofd's topic in Result Discussions
Is Alex@Ro's mother playing with her son's hardware again ? Gotta remember cpu-z tabs in screenshot. When in doubt open every monitoring tab you got or can get -
ROG Maximus VIII
GtiJason replied to coolice's topic in Skylake/Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake (-X) (Z170/Z270/Z370/X299) OC
These work to solve tight 24pin syndrome for me PTFE Dry Lubricant & Corrosion Control - WD-40 Specialist Silicone Lubricant & Silicone Grease - WD-40 Specialist