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I have my card at those clocks aswell and mine is under water which never goes above 45C load. I have a triple rad though. If i were you i would get a bigger rad and watercool the lot. its worth it.

as far as that email goes i would not expect to have to use ram timings that slack when you consider how expensive that ram is. I would suggest you read and understand the principles of overclocking so you can understand what it is you are doing to your pc rather than applying someone elses...

Corsair TwinX1024-4000Pro old ddr memory shows memory usage on top. i think ocuk has some in the stupid case with the big fan that they have on display in their shop/cubby hole.

to be honest youll be lucky to get 3.0 ghz with that board. you need 426 fsb really and that board struggles over 400. I know i have one, most people can get 415 if you really play with the settings. As far as your screenies go i would lower the ram to something below 800 because that may be...

as he said really plus the 10x mulitplier on the 6700 is better for those with fsb limitations.

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same really as far as i am concerned.

if its any help i went from a x-fi to an x-meridian because my x-fi was going wrong. im nothing but pleased the with x-meridian and the sound quality with dolby headphones when gaming is awesome

to be honest if anyone is watercooling without an rcb they are taking a large risk if the worst happens.

they dont fit on it each other full stop.

Hi Guys, im looking at getting a ds3, and including the NB or NB and Sb watercooling into my current loop. What blocks will fit both because it looks like coolers and their mounting holes are different sizes? Also which area gets the hottest when trying for high overclocks? What...

i would also remove links to competitors websites. its against forum rules. ;)

i was the same mate thought the p180 was the asnwer to all my problems. turns out it was more hassle. i sold it and got a good case.

would the x-meridian suit all your needs. I just went from a x-fi to the meridian and am a very happy bunny

mate i think you may have rushed things slightly. You posted not so long ago about being a overclocking novice. Are you sure your DS3 was at fault and not inexperience being the cause of your troubles.

there is no such thing as absolutely stable setings for an oc. it differs from one set up to the next. youll need to read up and try for yourself. heres a good starting point. http://www.legionhardware.com/document.php?id=625&p=3

id check those temps with tat mate. seem a little low to me

it isnt difficult to clock these GTS's. most seem to make 650/2000 mine does 660/2100 and it was the cheapest one from ocuk the gainward.