[Cecil]

Originally Posted by Witchdoctor

Looking good C ...

Need a DD dual res ... that micro looks micro up there .... LOL

It gets the job done lol.

1F above ambient in BIOS without the AC on, with a P4 3Ghz HT 478. Still installing windows, havent got to load yet.

[Witchdoctor]

LOL

Hitting some retro benching .... It all good bro .... has been a long timme since I haev overclocked a P4 ....

[Cecil]

Originally Posted by Witchdoctor

LOL

Hitting some retro benching .... It all good bro .... has been a long timme since I haev overclocked a P4 ....

Yup, low on cash and got a lot of old stuff for cheap. Going through some of the main platforms I missed out on. Lots of cheap $10-30 CPUs for them.

Once Ive benched them all, Im going to sell off the CPUs and get in to i5 I think.



Got the P4 3Ghz past 4.2 with 1.75v, max temp I saw with benching was 23C. The P4 2.8 Mobile I have is at 3.6 1.8v 18C lol.

[Cecil]

Anyone have any suggestions for the water build up in the AC? We arent allowed to have it in a window where I live, so its sitting on a file cabnet. I stuck a few pieces of cardboard under the back end to sit it straight so the water wouldnt dump out the back, but it fills up inside after a couple hours of running. Really a PITA to drain out by myself too.

[FACE]

There should be a plug in the bottom of it somewhere. If you attach a piece of hose to that point, you can let the unit drain the condensation into a bucket or out a window.

[Cecil]

Originally Posted by FACE

There should be a plug in the bottom of it somewhere. If you attach a piece of hose to that point, you can let the unit drain the condensation into a bucket or out a window.

Cool, Ill have to check it when these benches are over.

[Cecil]

Found the plug, but its right in the center. Since its sitting, not sure how I can get to it. Might balance it part way on the table, and part on the cabnet.

[Kal-EL]

How bout using a rubbermaid cooler to dip the evaporator into and then filling it up with coolant and pumping the cold coolant thru your water loop? CHILLER!

Then no more condensation issue

[Cecil]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

How bout using a rubbermaid cooler to dip the evaporator into and then filling it up with coolant and pumping the cold coolant thru your water loop? CHILLER!

Then no more condensation issue

Lol, thats for the 2nd AC I have down stairs. It just needs a drastic cleaning, and I got to actually get my self to do it

Most likely, Ill just set it in a cooler with the rad too, so I can still have a closed loop. But, what Ive been doing so far, Ive been beating LN2/DICE P4s with my water setup as is