Elmbo schrijft: "Hier zijn mijn ervaringen met een paar van de beste coolers in combinatie met peltiers".
I'd like to share some overclocking experiences of mine with you. It all started out when I just got bored of my PII-450 running quietly along at 504, as my P2B-S doesn't allow higher clockspeeds. I just wanted to go do real overclocking again. So I bought myself 2 week 35 C366's. These baby's ran just great at 566 MHz @ 2.0v, which put a big smile on my face, considering I paid the equivalent of $70 for them here in The Netherlands.But of course, this wasn't enough. Like every hooked overclocker, I wanted more - 615 MHz, as that was the limit of my board. So reading a few reviews here and there I decided to get the highest performing Global Win FDP 32. But, it was a no go. Even the FDP 32 couldn't get them to 615.
Next option was a peltier, so I got the well known Tom Leufkens peltier set. After a few minor modifications to my FDP 32, I booted up. Everything went fine…. Booted up… Lock…. S^$T. Other CPU… Booted up…locked in CPU Mark99, which was a sign for me that the second CPU was more stable. Of course I tried all voltages… But heat was my main problem, because the FDP 32 started to cook. Even strapping 2 80mm case fans on it didn't help.
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