Brisbane G1 3600+. Looking at the results it should be an early batch.

It goes up to 2.5Ghz on stock volts... then The WALL.


Yeah, I know, kinda crappy chip.


I'm running on stock cooling + thermal paste so I don't dare vcore >1.4.
When I finish my year end UEC exams I'm getting a Xigmatek and a 45nm Phenom BE (but mostly playing with the good chips, won't touch multi)

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take note this is my htpc running with cheap xqbox xcube casing with xp90c without fan actually my nidec fan cannot fit into casing. so i replace it with 12cm exhaust fan. this fan not directly contact with the heatsink becoz no space. Ram running at 667Mhz divider.
when i just bought this i try running it with high htt 330 and low multi no problem at all.

p/s u can see i havent tweak anything everything running at stock including ht link. 1.5ghz this board really easy to oc just ram voltage kinda low.

From what I've heard of, Windsors (F2+) are generally MUCH more forgiving on the HTT than Brisbane G1s.

G2s seem to have rectified this problem... by a little.
Black Edition seems to be the best assurance out of this whole mess, which is why the Deneb BE is next (I give up on K8 )

u mean F3 izzit?
i'm also waiting for the deneb for my main rig. K8 will suit my HTPC better.

My new rig spec:

Spec : Amd Athlon64 x2 4800+
Biostar TA780G
2X 2GB Crucial Ballistix 800MHz
ATI Radeon 3850
Western Digital 640GB
Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro
Corsair VX550
AOpen G326 matx casing

Now running at 230*12.5=2875MHz using automatic overclock..

For some reason I cant seem to change the FSB speed when doing manual overclock

is Biostar TA780G good for a decent OC compared to Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H? im interested in biostar as it is cheaper..

Just for your info.. the only thing i regret about this GA-MA78GM is the VDIMM 2.1v only. Biostar sure have adequate VDIMM.
I think Gigabyte have a more stable BIOS i try clocking HTT from 200~390 no problem at all and no FSB/HTT hole at all. Biostar not sure.. but sure have more BIOS option than GIGA, if refer to their previous m-atx eg: tfoce6100. but lack of support.

i just bought biostar t780g today fr robyn.. currently installing OS. but the chipset is quiet hot. will try to oc my HTPC later in midnite.

i tot TA780g come with heatpipe and the chipset should be warm only. mine also quite hot inside a cramped case around 60degree. especially if i raise te chipset voltage to more than 1.3V.

so i put my old socket A fan to the heatsink. now temperature below 40.

anyone can give me link on where i can find moded bios for my biostar TA780G? tq in advance..

sini bro... : http://www.lejabeach.com/Biostar/