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Thanks for the information superhal. I check this hsf.

Thogrom can you read about the Scythe MUSASHI Copper Heatpipe VGA Cooler. Is great VGA Cooler

Hello everyone: I'm looking for help in that topics. Actually I'm using a Zalman 9700 cooler to overclock my 5000+ black edition to 3.3 ghz and this cooler is awesome but the problem is heatsink clamp. The clamp broke in half maybe every 3 month more or less and Zalman send me twice that clamp...

Thogrom can you suggest any other mounting mechanish or any other heatsink efficient for 3.3 ghz overclocking?? thank for your words.

The computer is not moved for nothing, and when put the clamp I not need to to excessive force, for me is easy to do it. Any suggestion are welcome thanks for your advice.

I Have the same situation every 3 or 4 month. The clamp of the heatsink broke in half. I wrote to Zalman and the send me two clamp already. I don't know what happen. This cooler is great my AMD 5000+ Black Edition is well overclocked to 3.2 GHZ with any problem, and the temp are from 38 C to 44...

I OC a new AMD 5000+ Black Edition, and I can push this CPU to 3.3 GHZ thats good, but the problem is I read that CPU came with unlock multiplier and I can only in my bios from 4 to 13, suppossed I can go further to 16, or maybe to 20, my mobo is a biostar 550 SE, any recomendation for this...

Why you are so sure VPU turnig off?? and 45C is so good, 70c and up are dangerous temp

I use brisbane core and 4000+ and 4800+. with both run at 3000 mhz, 4000+ are hard to get than 4800+, because the voltage, and more voltage = heat. but is posible in my pc's 1. 4000+ Brisbane core at 3000 mhz = 286 fsb x 10.5 multiplier and stable at 1.45v 2. 4800+ Brisbane core at 3000 mhz =...

In OC formula everything are affected. Memory speed too, so when your FSB are up your memory speed too. So is equal to HT Link, you need to slow down your memory speed too, because final resault never pass in HT Link = 1000 mhz and in your case memory speed 400 mhz. OK 194 mhz x 2 = 388 mhz...

Jejeje brainstoming men. Memory speed is important too, 200 mhz is = to 400 mhz you need to slow down memory speed to 166 = 333 mhz. When you oc memory speed need to be around 400, is you memory are good maybe yu can go further 450 mhz but not too high men. Ok consider all variable here OC are...

I forgot another thing, you need to consider that VIA chipset motherboard are good stable mobos but no so good for oc, search info about your mobo.

[color=5500aa]Bonzox: I read your oc info, you don't mention if you slow down your HT Link to 4x because HT Link maximum recommended all time is 1000 mhz. So default value es 5x and you multiply 215 x 5 = 1075. Other posibility what kind of cooler you use, because stock cooler is not good for...

I have 2 computers and one of the has AMD 4000+ bricane core at 3000 mhz, the most important part are cooling, so good heatsinks are mandatory, so stock heatsink for that ins no good desicition. This core have half multipliers not like windsor cpu so 4000+ have a multiplier of 10.5 and stock...

You have a Windsor 939 or AM2???