Happy customer of the OCUK H2OC Trident system :)

willhub · 24 Nov 2008 at 08:25

Strife212 said:
GTX 2xx's look so good in the case

And yes, Vista 64 is a lot better, its worth it to find newer software to use.

Guess that is why NV cards are a premium to ATi's now

, cause they look so sexy

will0110 · 19 Aug 2009 at 11:02

Hey guys,

I know this is cheeky I have got the "Ultima H²OC Trident", but i've flashed my BIOS with the lastest version and have therefore lost the profile that store the overclocking values.
Could someone provide me with a list of the vaules or if it's possible to reinstall the profile that was supplied by OC?

Thanks guys!

mothermachine · 19 Aug 2009 at 11:57

i'm not sure but with my bundle OCUK system they saved their BIOS settings to a Profile, so I can load it again later if needed. Maybe try that.

will0110 · 19 Aug 2009 at 12:06

Hi mothermachine,
The profiles were lost when the BIOS got updated. This is what im trying to get back....

mothermachine · 19 Aug 2009 at 12:08

ah right. maybe OCUK will be able to help? they might keep backups or records of their profiles although i doubt it, with that many customers. worth a shot maybe.

will0110 · 19 Aug 2009 at 14:24

Aye, i'll contact OCUK and ask... no harm in asking right?
Just thought i'd be lucky and someone would post the vales, ah well.
Thanks anyway guys.

HazardO · 19 Aug 2009 at 14:32

I went from vista 32bit on my last build to vista 64bit on my current one, and the only problem I've had is that some apps run in 32bit mode and internet explorer 64bit is as useful as a chocolate teapot. Vista 64bit still runs all of my 32bit apps and 32bit explorer with no problems, so in that sense ther is no difference except I have 6G of RAM to play with.

reflux · 19 Aug 2009 at 14:47

will0110 said:
Aye, i'll contact OCUK and ask... no harm in asking right?
Just thought i'd be lucky and someone would post the vales, ah well.
Thanks anyway guys.

iirc OCUK do not support BIOS upgrades, so they may not be able to help you.

kostasvl · 11 Sep 2009 at 00:19

will0110 said:
Hey guys,

I know this is cheeky I have got the "Ultima H²OC Trident", but i've flashed my BIOS with the lastest version and have therefore lost the profile that store the overclocking values.
Could someone provide me with a list of the vaules or if it's possible to reinstall the profile that was supplied by OC?

Thanks guys!

Hi,

For some reason, the forum stopped sending me email notifications about replies. I was just passing by, looking for SSDs

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I'll try to take some pictures of the relevant BIOS screens and post them tomorrow, or on Saturday. Let me know if you don't need the info any more.

By the way, are there any benefits to upgrading to this version?

Dirtybaz · 11 Sep 2009 at 09:28

A little late to the party, but the build looks awsome......cant wait to get my full system from Ocuk.......pictures like that really put my mind at rest, that my money has been well spent......

Ultima Panther system ordered a week ago..........cant wait!!!!

kostasvl · 12 Sep 2009 at 21:33

will0110 said:
Could someone provide me with a list of the vaules or if it's possible to reinstall the profile that was supplied by OC?

Here you go:

BIOS OC page 1
BIOS OC page 2
BIOS OC page 3
BIOS OC page 4

moorebwb · 28 Oct 2009 at 20:44

I have the H²OC Trident 280 Intel Core 2 Quad Xeon X3350 2.66GHz Quad Core WaterCooled DDR2 System, i turn it on for a day or so, and everything is fine, then suddenly the cpu will start overheating the seems to continuously do this, where its works and then it over heats now and again, i feel the liquid system isnt circulating the way it should do, theres seems to be bubbles are turn up now and again when i look at the tubes, does anyone know where the pump is on the system??

please can someone help me out? cheers Dave

KPeh · 28 Oct 2009 at 21:37

kostasvl said:
I pray I'll never have to maintain the cooling system..

Surely this is necessary with water cooling? Or is modern water cooling substantially better than it used to be..?

moorebwb · 28 Oct 2009 at 22:03

KPeh said:
Surely this is necessary with water cooling? Or is modern water cooling substantially better than it used to be..?

think its in with the res...