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VB7 Rocks · 03-22-2008, 01:01 PM

Alright. Unfortunately I wasn't able to use the exact programs that you recommended, but I think I got all of the required info. (Hopefully

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A) PSU is ePower EP-750P7 (750W)

B) Idle temps (I used speedfan, sorry if that's not the one in the sticky)

Under Load (Prime95 for 20 minutes):

D & E) As for increasing the RAM voltage and lowering the HTT, would those depend on if these are good temps or not, or can I just do that without worrying about the temps?

F) And for the CPU vcore, it's already above 1.45V I think?

I forgot to mention, I am using an aftermarket CPU cooler, I have no clue what model it is, but brand name started with a Z, Zoltman or something like that?

Here's some pictures of the case though, maybe they might help to identify it?

((If I forgot something or you need any more information I'd be glad to provide it.))

03-22-2008, 01:01 PM	#4 (permalink)
VB7 Rocks Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 28 OS: Vista	Re: My computer should be able to run great, shouldn't it? Alright. Unfortunately I wasn't able to use the exact programs that you recommended, but I think I got all of the required info. (Hopefully ) A) PSU is ePower EP-750P7 (750W) B) Idle temps (I used speedfan, sorry if that's not the one in the sticky) Under Load (Prime95 for 20 minutes): D & E) As for increasing the RAM voltage and lowering the HTT, would those depend on if these are good temps or not, or can I just do that without worrying about the temps? F) And for the CPU vcore, it's already above 1.45V I think? I forgot to mention, I am using an aftermarket CPU cooler, I have no clue what model it is, but brand name started with a Z, Zoltman or something like that? Here's some pictures of the case though, maybe they might help to identify it? ((If I forgot something or you need any more information I'd be glad to provide it.))