Omega65
16 Jun 2003, 03:34pm
NEWS: VR-Zone Prometia MachII Review (http://www.vr-zone.com/reviews/Cooling/Mach2/)
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On Mach II, i got the P4 3Ghz ES up to 3.78Ghz at 1.6V VCore (1.53V actual) and by performing VCore mod to the board to get the VCore to 1.85V (1.78V actual), the P4 3Ghz can finally be overclocked to 4Ghz. Although the oc results aren't too impressive on this ES core, i am pretty sure the production ones can do better than this.
Conclusion
The overall appearance of the Mach II looks pretty cool with the black Enlight case and Prometeia chassis and some case mods done to them will greatly improve the outlook. For users who like aluminum look and feel, the Prometeia chassis is even interchangeable for a full aluminum suit together with Lian Li aluminum cases. With Prometeia Mach II, it has the capability of removing up to 200W of heat dissipation which allow you to overclock your Pentium 4 processor to reach 4Ghz mark and above comfortably. I especially like a quiet system like the Mach II that has so much power packed in it.
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On Mach II, i got the P4 3Ghz ES up to 3.78Ghz at 1.6V VCore (1.53V actual) and by performing VCore mod to the board to get the VCore to 1.85V (1.78V actual), the P4 3Ghz can finally be overclocked to 4Ghz. Although the oc results aren't too impressive on this ES core, i am pretty sure the production ones can do better than this.
Conclusion
The overall appearance of the Mach II looks pretty cool with the black Enlight case and Prometeia chassis and some case mods done to them will greatly improve the outlook. For users who like aluminum look and feel, the Prometeia chassis is even interchangeable for a full aluminum suit together with Lian Li aluminum cases. With Prometeia Mach II, it has the capability of removing up to 200W of heat dissipation which allow you to overclock your Pentium 4 processor to reach 4Ghz mark and above comfortably. I especially like a quiet system like the Mach II that has so much power packed in it.