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Thank youPU7E said:nice rig
Edit: I need an inspection pit for my case.
i aint joking how on earth o i get at the cathodes underneath?
any ideas guys
Thank youPU7E said:nice rig
Mr Footlong said:It is a lot easier to pass a small fft stress test in Orthos than a blended test when overclocked.
Mr Footlong said:Actually it doesn't work quite like that with the blended test. It is worth doing both tests, regardless of of whether or not you are overclocking your ram, if you want to be 100% sure of your overclock stability. There are others on here that probably have the time to explain why but I am a busy boy today .
w3bbo said:If it dosn't pass orthos blend for at least 1 pass (usually 11-12 hours) then I wouldn't class my PC as stable. Stability testing is a very personal thing - some people don't see the point in doing it if it runs everything they use fine - personally I like to have the best indication that my pc is stable no matter what I throw at it so having a PC game stable is all fine and dandy but if your HD is slowly corrupting due to incorrect calculations then what is the point?
DataVampire said:running orthos for 12 hours does not make your system anywhere more stable than when i only ran it for 30 mins
DataVampire said:Do i know what im taking about........ hell yea im qualified.
Mr Footlong said:I don't use just Orthos.
I also have a whole bunch of IT qualifications coming out of the wazzoo, but they count for nothing compared to skill, attention to detail and common sense in the IT world in my opinion. I don't give a tinker's wotsit about my 'qualifications', I would be just as clever without them....I don't think you are fair having a pop at other, very experienced overclockers on here.
DataVampire said:Bla bla bla...snip
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