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Old 23-10-2004, 00:56   #64
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Re: [merged] How hot is your cpu

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Originally Posted by danielf
There's nothing like the sound of a cracking circuit board...
No chance, the only problem is possible condensation but there are easy ways to get around that, dielectric grease etc.

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Originally Posted by RichardM
Looking forward to seeing your clocks on that X800...
No real point overclocking the card any further, much rather see how far I can push the processor, which probably isn't that far, I'm likely to get better results from a P4 but as I've just replaced the motherboard (and was mistakenly delivered another one, free of charge, thanks Aria ) I can't really justify the swap yet.
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