I have an Akasa Evo 33 Cpu cooler, hopefully this should help???
I have an Akasa Evo 33 Cpu cooler, hopefully this should help???
AMD Athlon64 x2 4400+ Dual Core
DFI Lanparty UT SLI-D Motherbaord
2 x Samsung Spinpoint P120s 250GB SATA II HD
2GB Dual Channel Corsair XMS PC3200 C2 DDR Ram
2 x nVidia XFX 7800 GTX GPU's
Originally Posted by kempez815
I don't recommend anybody tries taking of the IHS unless they feel very confident about it. It is all too easy to slip and have to buy a new cpu
Last edited by Wiczy; 14-09-2005 at 06:53 PM.
Same as mineOriginally Posted by nate247
I have a fan on both sides in a push/pull ( Blow/Suck ?) configuration which allows me to run both fans at around 2000 rpm and still keep the temps nice and low.
True but the IHS on almost all of the X2's is not making proper contact with both of the cores. Thus the hardcore overclockers are taking them offOriginally Posted by Wiczy
Im assuming they are replacing them with something though??? Or do they just do away with the heat sink and thats it???
Silly question I know, sorry
AMD Athlon64 x2 4400+ Dual Core
DFI Lanparty UT SLI-D Motherbaord
2 x Samsung Spinpoint P120s 250GB SATA II HD
2GB Dual Channel Corsair XMS PC3200 C2 DDR Ram
2 x nVidia XFX 7800 GTX GPU's
Yeah...the hardcore overclockers are probably more confident than your average internet joe.Originally Posted by kempez815
Besides my temps are fine @ 2.7 so i dont see the need to take the risk and at the same time i think it's important that 'non hardcore' overclockers understand the implications and risk involved in removing the IHS
Originally Posted by nate247
They remove it so that their HSF makes direct contact with the core/s.
So they take something off of the chip??? I just assumed that IHS meant "included heat sink", probably wrong lol
Sorry to ask so many questions, just slightly curious as to what they do to get the speed up to 2.8ghz, not that I am ever likely to push mine that far, just nice to know (you never know when your gonna get that urge)
Thanks for the patience so far
Last edited by nate247; 14-09-2005 at 07:40 PM.
AMD Athlon64 x2 4400+ Dual Core
DFI Lanparty UT SLI-D Motherbaord
2 x Samsung Spinpoint P120s 250GB SATA II HD
2GB Dual Channel Corsair XMS PC3200 C2 DDR Ram
2 x nVidia XFX 7800 GTX GPU's
IHS = integrated heat spreader. The silver coloured cover over the cores with the printing on it
Thought it might have meant that shell, that would be way outta my league in terms of modding / overclocking lol
Cheers for the explanation though
AMD Athlon64 x2 4400+ Dual Core
DFI Lanparty UT SLI-D Motherbaord
2 x Samsung Spinpoint P120s 250GB SATA II HD
2GB Dual Channel Corsair XMS PC3200 C2 DDR Ram
2 x nVidia XFX 7800 GTX GPU's
No problem...
http://mitglied.lycos.de/xxmartin99/...aked/dirty.jpg <-- theres a pic of one here
This is gonna sound really sad (especially as I am only 23) but I remember the old says of the Pentium II etc when the chips were huge.
Been outta PC's for a little while but recently made a comeback and I just can't believe how small the chips are these days. Especially in that picture with the ISH off.
Mental!!!!!
AMD Athlon64 x2 4400+ Dual Core
DFI Lanparty UT SLI-D Motherbaord
2 x Samsung Spinpoint P120s 250GB SATA II HD
2GB Dual Channel Corsair XMS PC3200 C2 DDR Ram
2 x nVidia XFX 7800 GTX GPU's
EVO 33 with dual fans .... 33 - 35 idle and 41 - 48 load @ 2.7 with 1.5 Volts ( IHS is on).
I get around 41 -43 playing games and 48 running 2 instances of prime95.
don't go there!! I remember mucking around with 286's! and cutting tracks and resoldering stuff directly onto my amiga motherboard to get above 1mb ram and to switch the clicking off on the floppy!Originally Posted by nate247
oh dear, I think I need a new job :/
Nox
That core looks huge when compared to bartons... but i spose there are 2...Originally Posted by nate247
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