Yasthir

Ahh ic thank you for your input! Great advice I'll just stick with this current config for now ahaha. Waiting till prices fall especially in New Zealand lmao

Yea haha, was gonna buy an aio and a 3700x at the same time xD. Thanks for the advice though!

Idle 40 degrees and in load 61 degrees using aida64. I've tried 3.9ghz @1.35v and @1.38v still no luck. I am going to buy a EK AIO or Arctic II AIO soon but no stock lol. Was gonna upgrade to a 3700x as my b350m-a doesn't support AMD 5000 series yet (probably never will). Anyways algs was just giving a shot before I upgrade later on haha.

I still have my trusty ol 1500x which I managed to get stable at 3.85ghz @1.35v on a stock wraith spire. The only thing is that it just can't seem to hold steady at 3.9ghz at 1.4v? Has anyone else experienced any better luck?

Thank you!

I have my own thoughts in this video. Uploaded the video quite a long time ago as well.

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Thanks @CUDA_Cores! That's why i said if anything XD. I was going to take this on as a challenge to build something out of a dump PC. Thank you again for your input! Have a GREAT day! Yasthir

Could anyone point me to some good GPU recommendations, if any at all? (Btw it is meant to be a small business server and is a Pre-Built) I recently picked the ML150 G3 at a dump for $5NZD ($3.50USD) looking to make a project out of it. Currently, I am going to buy x2 INTEL XEON E5335 QUAD CORE 2.00GHz CPU's and I am now looking for a GPU if any. I am also looking to upgrade the ram from 2gb to 8gb in the near future (Not of huge concern). I installed Windows 7 on a HDD and then hooked it up, then wiping the 15k rpm HDD that came with the PC. So OS is not of any problem. I really don't mind which GPU is recommended as (if its compatible with the Mobo) I really don't mind if it can run games that well and is more to show off a pretty good PC that I picked up from the dump. The case is MASSSIVE and heavy as f**k so gpu size is no issue. Any other help (or recommendations) with upgrading the PC would be highly appreciated! HP Proliant ML150 G3 Current Build: CPU: Dual-Core Intel Xeon processor 5110 @1.6 GPU: .... PSU: 650W (Idk brand) Ram: 4x 512mb PC2-5300 Fully Buffered DIMMs (DDR2-667)Memory Mobo: .... (It has a Mobo idk what brand it is cause pre-built) HDD: 32gb 15k rpm Hp Drive,25gb Seagate 5200 rpm (HDD not really important or SSD for that matter) Expansion Slots: Six expansion slots: Three (3) PCI-X (64-bit/100MHz), 2 PCI-Express (x4\x8), and 1 PCI (32-bit/33MHz) Specs of the HP Proliant ML150 G3 (As in manufacturers manual): http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/getpdf.aspx/c04286064.pdf?ver=14 Thank you Kind Regards, Yasthir