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Windows 7: Cooling and OC'ing.

03 Apr 2011   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Belgium
 
 
Cooling and OC'ing.

I've had this system for about a year and a half yet I've never bothered with over clocking and upgrading my stock cooling.

So I basically have 2 questions.



1 - How effective would water cooling be and what are the costs? I figure if I opt for upgrading my cooling I might as well do it good.

2 - I have an i7 and a GTX 275(might as well get more out of it until I buy my new card), both of which I'm willing to try and OC, but I'm a total noob at OC'ing so some advice on that area would be most welcome.
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03 Apr 2011   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Minnesota
 
 

Try here first:

Overclocking and Case Mods
Core i7 920/940 overclocking guide

my oc'n advice: Research, research, research. Then when you're ready, do some more research.

-Ageeb
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03 Apr 2011   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Belgium
 
 

Whoops didn't see that, thx I'll check up on that first.
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04 Apr 2011   #4

Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Meath Ireland
 
 

I was looking at water cooling myself but after a bit of research I found unless you build your own custom made system (expensive enough) there will be no gains as to using a good air cooler like the Thermalright or Noctura over the pre built water systems.

I'm using the Titan Fenrir Pro and I can't fault it,socket temps never went above 48° at 4.0GHz on the phenom 555 b.e and it cost me €50 delivered
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