Jasin Natael wrote on 2026-06-26, 13:49:

Sounds like the GF4 makes a pretty significant difference, regardless. Not super surprising I suppose. I can't imagine needing […]
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Sounds like the GF4 makes a pretty significant difference, regardless. Not super surprising I suppose.
I can't imagine needing anything too exotic to cool the Nehemiah. They are pretty efficient chips, I've never had to supply additional voltage to mine and is happy as a clam at 1400/1466 and is FAIRLY stable even at 1500.
Anything more and it gets unstable quickly.
That's just with a standard aluminum Cooler Master PIII cooler.

IIRC I got two of these and neither wanted to go more than 1400 on stock voltage. Like SETMUL would freeze. We'll see.

NorsteinB wrote on Yesterday, 20:45:

Jasin Natael wrote on 2026-06-26, 13:49:

Sounds like the GF4 makes a pretty significant difference, regardless. Not super surprising I suppose. I can't imagine needing […]
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Sounds like the GF4 makes a pretty significant difference, regardless. Not super surprising I suppose.
I can't imagine needing anything too exotic to cool the Nehemiah. They are pretty efficient chips, I've never had to supply additional voltage to mine and is happy as a clam at 1400/1466 and is FAIRLY stable even at 1500.
Anything more and it gets unstable quickly.
That's just with a standard aluminum Cooler Master PIII cooler.

IIRC I got two of these and neither wanted to go more than 1400 on stock voltage. Like SETMUL would freeze. We'll see.

Yes I only have the one so I can't say as how overclockable they are in general.
It does seem like most people on here have been able to hit 1400mhz at least pretty easily.