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Originally Posted by charley phogg 
Firstly I was going to suggest burning in ur HD600's while waiting on ur Zero but Penchum beat me to it.
Also saw you had the P5K and wondered what all you had, sorry to hear about ur H2Opump. You can't overclock the quad's 25% on air? Back that thing down and burn those cans in until your Zero comes, then fix ur pump or get a GOOD effecent air cooler.  I know, you wish it was that easy,huh.
Stealing a line from some movie I can't think the name of... There ain't no water in computers!!!! 
But seriously, you need to find a way to burn you cans in, otherwise your not gonna know if your coming or going between ur cans burning in, ur amp burning in, ur dac burning in.... swapping opamps around on top of it. Which leads me to something you need to make not of when swapping opamps. Just like the CPU, opamps are marked which way they go in. You'll see an indention on one end offset to one side, thats pin #1. Look at the originals before you remove them and make a drawing or take a pic of all of them for refference. I know it's been mentioned before, but not sure if you've seen it.
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I don't have the P5K though it is an Asus board, the ultimate DDR2 of the P35 chipset: Asus Blitz Formula Republic of Gamers!

Should be an excellent overclocker. The reason why my CPU won't OC more than 25% op to 3.0ghz is that I got the Q6600 with B3 stepping by mistake - DOH! Should have had the G0 stepping of course, but that's just life sometimes. I'm going to get a replacement pump from TT(rated for 80,000 hours MY ASS!) though they're on backorder everywhere. It just happened that I did all my research thoroughly as I alsways do on all the components except for the liquid cooling system. I should have known better. But I had never used anything but air cooling up until then and I just wanted it simple, so I ordered that case with a complete water cooling kit. But you never want anything to do with the complete kits! You want to buy all the components seperately, and mostly don't have to worry about compatibility at all since ½" tubing is pretty much standard now (3/8" tubes is the lesser used inferior standard). Anyway I think I'm gonna stop now, I could go on about computer hardware all day long

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Originally Posted by Penchum 
Do you have, or can you borrow an MP3 player? You could use that as well for the burn-in. 
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I think I'll get the computer running at leats 2 weeks before the zero arrives, is that enough time? What is the expected burn-in time of Sennheiser HD600?