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Heh scary as that may have been thats rather impressive. Burnt straight through........ouch.
OCZ DDR Booster: any good?
- Thread starter BillytheImpaler
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Bleh, there's no answer from the OCZ phone support. I guess they've gone home for the day. I'll call again tomorrow and see if I can RMA it or what.
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Shame mate, although we now know that EPS12v + OCZ Booster=No Yuo!
Run one on my CH-5 in my Asrock DUAL SATA2 and MSI Neo2 Plat. 3.4v of goodness, 250 2-2-2-5, although it's largely redundant as I now have TCCD-F that will do that at 2.7v all day long.
Hope the rest of you rig has no ill effects mate.
Run one on my CH-5 in my Asrock DUAL SATA2 and MSI Neo2 Plat. 3.4v of goodness, 250 2-2-2-5, although it's largely redundant as I now have TCCD-F that will do that at 2.7v all day long.
Hope the rest of you rig has no ill effects mate.
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http://www.bleedinedge.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=45
Post in the official OCZ support forum.
The OCZ guys there will help you out don't you worry. Superb service
Post in the official OCZ support forum.
The OCZ guys there will help you out don't you worry. Superb service
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I have one, the LEDs dont seem to work, and it Doesnt seem to wanna make my RAM stable, regardless of voltage, and my RAM is warrantied up to 3.8V >.>.
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sargatanas said:
Thats because I'm guessing you have no -5v line on your PSU. The -5v line is needed for the LED.
You can still check the voltage its supplying by using your BIOS VDIMM monitoring. (normally in the section with all the other voltages and fan speeds etc)
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i dont think a P4C800e dlx supports Vdimm monitoring, it kinda smells that i have seemingly no way of monitoring voltage 