A returned ocz cryoz is not getting anywhere near 350-400w's with that tiny compressor and condensor. More like 200w's if you don't want the unit to floodback to death.  

Hmmm. Could some one here please answer one simple question for me. WHAT THE HELL IS THIS ALL ABOUT? This thread makes no sense other than it diverting this so called conversation away from the Stability thread. Other than that, it really makes no sense. You guys are arguing apples and oranges really.

Give it a rest and let this thread run it's natual course. Let it die where it sits. Geez.
 
Oh, and as far as wattage for that unit goes, I've looked into it and it is originally only suppose to handle 125watts. That's why I didn't even consider it when I decided to go Phase. The VC LS I have is rated at 240w load which is fine for me. I'm sure a mixture would give better cooling over original blend but the level at which it does for the period of time it can hold the temp and wattage can only be handled with a bigger compressor. To get 400w from the compressor size the OCZ has would be a bit of a stretch really since it's been only rated at 125w.

I wont try to comment on the O.C . as i still havent jumped up to an i7 setup
But ,I do know how to build and tune  phase change system's, I have 3 finished units sitting on the bench right now  .


A small refrigeration compressor like whats used in the cryo z "can" be tuned for 400 watts ,but  it will be hard pressed to hold a load at -0c temperatures .

Its not as simple as regassing the system ,you will also have to alter the captube length and or diameter, and possibly  replace the condenser with a larger one ...

By the time youve accomplished that, a custom single stage will cost you less to build and perform better , much much better.

There is no problem building a 24/7 Single Stage  that will hit -40 at 400 watts load, it just takes alittle $$$ and a smart builder.

XS has many there capable of that.



My 2 cents...

yeah...i can't even say much else about all that stuff..and i have like 3 air conditioning compnies as clients...lol

custombuiltcomputers We will post or LINX screen shot this morning and hopefully you all will be satified.  Currently going after the 4.81Ghz 4 core 4 screen shot.... 

Bit of a waste of time, if you are only going to run it with 4 cores. 4 cores with HT enabled is what you were asked for.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR POST.....AS STATED BEFORE SOME PEOPLE JUST THINK THEY KNOW IT ALL..................
 
People should reserch the software before running as we did.
 
We never ran this before so did a bit of homework first...mabey others should do the same___:0)

soory............didnt see caps lock

I am talking about buying a custom unit, they start with better components to begin with with drastically reduces cost.  I can buy a very good SS for $600 delivered from Sdumper which is actually tuned for a 300w load.  My point is you guys take a bad unit, tune it and regas it and then sell it for almost double the cost.  That is in no way "worth the money someone spends."

If you dont believe me then by all means, contact scott.

trs32505 Running 4 core/threads will place same amount of load and generate just as much heat.

I have no problem with you saying that Linx is buggy and it dosn't give you an accurate  result as to stability.
I never said it did. This thread was origionally part of the i7 stability thread, which you full well know requires peeps to run Linx.
The expectation is that CBGPCS will run Linx, it's as simple as that.

What is plainly a load of rubbish though is your statement in the quote above. 4 cores with HT off will generate considerably less heat
than 4 cores with HT on. Frankly i'm amazed that you seem to think otherwise.

kitfit1

trs32505 Running 4 core/threads will place same amount of load and generate just as much heat.

I have no problem with you saying that Linx is buggy and it dosn't give you an accurate  result as to stability.
I never said it did. This thread was origionally part of the i7 stability thread, which you full well know requires peeps to run Linx.
The expectation is that CBGPCS will run Linx, it's as simple as that.

What is plainly a load of rubbish though is your statement in the quote above. 4 cores with HT off will generate considerably less heat
than 4 cores with HT on. Frankly i'm amazed that you seem to think otherwise.

+1, Shock, there is a very VERY clear difference in temps in LinX with HT on and HT off.  In most cases about 10C.

*snickering*

been waiting to see the temps on this modified ocz.

kitfit1

custombuiltcomputers Currently going after the 4.81Ghz 4 core 4 screen shot.... 

Posted 20hrs ago.

I take it that even with 4 cores, Linx didn't go the distance.

It would appear so...no surprise there.

@overclocker333 - if you want to get answers on the quality of the parts try posting to XS Phase section.  There's some pretty knowledgeable people that operate there.  Personally, I am more of a water guy and I am not aware of many people that are experts at Phase around here.  Maybe Jacob can answer it?

We have run some tests with the program LinX 4 core 4 thread. This is in no way trying to show how stable our processor is with this program. We do not have hours and hours to run this stability test just to satisfy a few people in the forums. What we do want to show is the heat removal capacity of our modded OCZ unit. There was a post in the beginning of the thread of a screen shot of a W3540 @ 4.818 @ 1.41 volts. This individual stated he had a custom built phase unit from someone over at XS and that it was calibrated to 220 watts of heat removal. His average running temps @ 4.818 @ 1.41 volts was in the mid 30c rang with a peak of 34c. We have set our i7-975 to the same clocks but with much more voltage than he was running. All and all we feel that the test results we are posting should be creating more heat than his run at the settings he listed. We like to show temps with Everest for it can show the rise and level off of temps throughout the test. We have also run Real temp for that seems to be the program used throughout this thread. As you can sfies some of the skeptics here slamming our modded unit.
 
Oil change allows the use of different refrigerants, hence our blend of three gases works well. 

Link listed below of test runs with temp.....
<a href="http://s1006.photobucket.com/albums/af190/cbgpcs/?action=view&current=2.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1006.photobucket.com/albums/af190/cbgpcs/2.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

so it's at 30 degrees?
did you run any with all 8 threads enabled??

4 cores 4 threads...If you do some reaserch on this program you all are running, which we do anytime running something we have not run before you will find it is not very HT friendly...