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20 December 2018
Good tool but...
It's undoubtedly a useful tool but the speed and instant power can result in occasional chewing of screw heads. Older cordless screwdrivers used nickel metal hydride or even nickel cadmium cells and operated at 2.4volts instead of now over 4v with lithium. This did make them more controllable and less instantly violent when the trigger is pushed. That's progress I suppose:)
12 January 2019
Sweet little Overclocker!
After much experimentation on my old Gigabyte EP35 DS4 motherboard I found the best settings were fsb 425 with the tiniest bump in voltage-0.025v in fact the smallest increase the bios permitted. With the memory divider set to 2-it's speed was 800mhz.
This gives 3.4Ghz and just 55 degrees C under load with a cheap freezer 7 pro cooler, it is rock solid for stability, and on various benchmarks is faster than standard elderly i5s.
It would go to 3.5Ghz but my memory wouldn't tolerate it without increasing its voltage.
Definitely found 3.4 was the sweet spot. Of course your mileage will vary with different parts
and setups. BTW mine cost me just £20.
06 August 2020
Always superior quality.
The JuicEBitz brand are always a sign of a superior quality of cable. Believe me, I've bought
many of the cheaper cables on Fleabay, and they often don't last very long if the cable is connected an disconnected a lot.
I think JuicEBitz use copper wires instead of the now far too common aluminium, yes really,
Aluminium wires, cheap companies put a copper electroplating on it to allow soldering ends on. They break inside the wire insulation and drive the user nuts trying to find the source of the problem.