Unfortunately twitch has been a massive pain for my last 2 live stream attempts. So I've switched to Youtube and I'm currently streaming here.
Showing posts with label Live Stream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Live Stream. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Live Stream on Monday
If you follow AHOC on Facebook you probably know that I've figured out what I did wrong with the R9 380. I've decided that I'm going to clean the card up and make it what I would call my ideal card. I'll be streaming this on Monday and hopefully I'll get the card to scale with voltage an I'll hopefully get it to hit 1.2Ghz like I originally wanted.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Streaming again this Saturday!
I'm doing another stream this Saturday. I'll be doing volt modding on the R9 380 live and then I'll do some benching with it. Also if I get lucky I will have my TEC cooled Haswell system ready in time for the stream so you might get to see that in action too. I'm going to start the stream at 5PM GMT instead of 6PM GMT however I won't be doing anything too interesting until 6PM GMT so you don't have to worry about missing out on any of the action.
Friday, August 7, 2015
Doing another live stream tomorrow.
Same time as the last one. 6PM GMT. I'll be overclocking the 7870K, explain how VRMs work and if things work out you'll get to see the GTX 590 boot up for the first time in a year or I'll just mess around with the R7 260X some more. As always you're encouraged to ask questions about overclocking.
The link to my twitch is towards the right corner of my blog's page.
The link to my twitch is towards the right corner of my blog's page.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
R7 260X Stream 2
So in the last stream I only managed to get through 1 benchmark and that was Unigine Heaven. The card managed 1447/1975mhz at 1.46/1.75V and scored 1804 points.
Since then I've prepared some other benchmarks that and I'll push the card to the limit one more time to get them too.
This time around I should be able to run a higher core clock because the weather has gotten colder and I'm going to do a fan swap from the current 1600RPM slim 120x120mm fan to a full size 2400 RPM 120x120mm fan. This should lower VRAM temps and core temps by a couple C. So 1.5Ghz core maybe?
The stream will be up on my twitch at 6PM GMT this Saturday. If you missed the last one you now have a second chance.
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Live stream aftermath
I'm very happy to say the stream was an absolute success. As far as overclocking goes anyway. The R7 260X hit a monstrous 1447/1975mhz at 1.46V core and 1.75V memory and got a score of 1804 points in Unigine extreme. So that's great and all. As far as streaming success goes I think that having only 3 viewers watching the stream speaks for itself. If you wanted to watch this one and missed it well I got good news for you. I will be doing more streams. The next stream will be about the HD 5850 using the water chiller and I plan to make that one pretty interesting because I'm going to be doing the insulation and volt modding of the card on the stream not ahead of time like I did with the 260X. Right now I'm not sure when I'll do the stream but I know it will be on a weekend and it'll either be in August or October because in September I'm moving to the UK.
Also here's a picture of the setup from the stream:
As always thank you to Cooler Master for supporting me.
Also here's a picture of the setup from the stream:
As always thank you to Cooler Master for supporting me.
Friday, July 24, 2015
I'm bringing TEC cooling back.
Finally 90% of the parts I need for my 400W TEC water chiller have arrived so here is a teaser.
I like modularity and low costs so this right here is a single 200W TEC cooling "module". It's composed of a single EK RAM block, 2 100W TECs, and 2 Silentium PC FERA CPU coolers. It's held together by MX-2 thermal paste and zipties(all hail the almighty ziptie). Now I'm not 100% certain that the water block is actually capable of dissipating 100W of heat with a low delta T however it should be enough. The modular part of this comes in that I can build as many of these 200W modules as I want and to combine their cooling power I just have to put them in the same water cooling loop. Which means that you could use quick disconnect fittings to make it very easy to add these into a water cooling loop.
Today I also got my tripod and Logitech C920 webcam and I've tested them and my GPUs so the stream will be starting tomorrow at 4:00PM GMT as planned. It will be up on my Twitch.
The face of a GPU murderer hours before the act.
Thanks to Cooler Master for making all of this stuff possible. They are literally powering this blog.
I like modularity and low costs so this right here is a single 200W TEC cooling "module". It's composed of a single EK RAM block, 2 100W TECs, and 2 Silentium PC FERA CPU coolers. It's held together by MX-2 thermal paste and zipties(all hail the almighty ziptie). Now I'm not 100% certain that the water block is actually capable of dissipating 100W of heat with a low delta T however it should be enough. The modular part of this comes in that I can build as many of these 200W modules as I want and to combine their cooling power I just have to put them in the same water cooling loop. Which means that you could use quick disconnect fittings to make it very easy to add these into a water cooling loop.
Today I also got my tripod and Logitech C920 webcam and I've tested them and my GPUs so the stream will be starting tomorrow at 4:00PM GMT as planned. It will be up on my Twitch.
The face of a GPU murderer hours before the act.
Thanks to Cooler Master for making all of this stuff possible. They are literally powering this blog.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Live stream subzero HD 5850 and the insanity R7 260X.
I'm very sorry for not posting any actual content for the last 23 days. So to make it up to you all I've decided that I will do an overclocking live stream starting Saturday at 4:00GMT. Here are some teasers of the things getting benched:
Other than that I've dropped the you-name-it.com ad because I can't get the Athlon 460 X3 they sent me to work. Which sucks because I wanted to do 3 core Cinebench on LN2 with it. However until this gets resolved I can't recommend them as a good source of CPUs.
Thanks to CoolerMaster for making so much of what I do possible.
Other than that I've dropped the you-name-it.com ad because I can't get the Athlon 460 X3 they sent me to work. Which sucks because I wanted to do 3 core Cinebench on LN2 with it. However until this gets resolved I can't recommend them as a good source of CPUs.
Thanks to CoolerMaster for making so much of what I do possible.
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