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post Jun 21 2008, 10:19 PM
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the double booting issue will be fixed by BIOS ver14 and above.. but the OCing bios is Bios ver10.... very nice to oc then smile.gif
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post Jun 22 2008, 03:55 AM
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nvm..got it already..y e1xxx series?Got enough budget for this biggrin.gif..So far manage to oc till 2.6ghz but need a better cooler (gonna get the S&S kit for my xigmatek)
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post Jun 22 2008, 08:59 AM
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the problem with E1 series is the the bandwidths or SP1Ms that it produces.. since its cache is so low... even OCing it at high clockspeeds doesnt give u much of MIPS improvement. So its crap smile.gif
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QUOTE(a1098113 @ Jun 21 2008, 10:19 PM)
the double booting issue will be fixed by BIOS ver14 and above.. but the OCing bios is Bios ver10.... very nice to oc then smile.gif
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But will double booting spoil ur component...??? Like hdd hmm.gif
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no it doesnt spoil your hardware.. its a sort of way for the system to test your hardware before booting.. imho. Its in otherwords, a cold boot smile.gif
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post Jun 22 2008, 11:13 PM
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QUOTE(joe_star @ Jun 21 2008, 01:21 PM)
Hmmm.......having oc-ed on a couple of boards, I would say that for simplicity sake, IP35-E is a vy straightforward board with no super fancy settings to confuse u. But at the same time I find this board does PMS sometimes and has the whole double-booting issue, which is not much of a prob but irritating. Overall its a good choice la. I thought IP35-P is the same except has a horrible colour scheme and the cmos switch? tongue.gif
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yeah abit p35-P color not so nice.. thats y im looking for p35 - E. read some reviews that the p35-E has the same potential as pro, just no crossfire wherelse the p35-P they somehow downgrade it (correct me if im wrong) tongue.gif

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how does bios version affect an ocing e2xxx series? like u said that bios 14 solves dual boot , but bios 10 very nice to OC? i tot the whole idea of updating / flashing to newer bios is because its more stable fix bugs? mind explaining to noob like me? sweat.gif
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post Jun 22 2008, 11:39 PM
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there is no raid in ip35e and also no heatpiping in it.. well i think thats the biggest problem with the e series. Well, u just have to get better NB cooling and PWm if there is.. waht else is different hmm not too sure..

well from my OC experience since i am a noob as well sweat.gif , Bios plays an interesting role in OCing.. OCing was easier for me with the ver10, as i used lower voltages to reach top speeds.. meanwhie as i got higher, it became difficult.. and issues and things proped up.. need to research on it.
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post Jun 23 2008, 09:04 AM
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QUOTE(a1098113 @ Jun 22 2008, 11:39 PM)
there is no raid in ip35e and also no heatpiping in it.. well i think thats the biggest problem with the e series. Well, u just have to get better NB cooling and PWm if there is.. waht else is different hmm not too sure..

well from my OC experience since i am a noob as well sweat.gif , Bios plays an interesting role in OCing.. OCing was easier for me with the ver10, as i used lower voltages to reach top speeds.. meanwhie as i got higher, it became difficult.. and issues and things proped up.. need to research on it.
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post Jun 23 2008, 10:48 AM
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Hmmm........voltage thing could be the proc suffering from "abuse" tongue.gif. Mine these days needs 1 extra notch of voltage to be stable sweat.gif
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QUOTE(joe_star @ Jun 23 2008, 10:48 AM)
Hmmm........voltage thing could be the proc suffering from "abuse" tongue.gif. Mine these days needs 1 extra notch of voltage to be stable sweat.gif
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Your processor is on its way to degradation aka hell sweat.gif
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haha, meanwhile my proc is getting better and better lol.. not yet research ler.. no time at the moment sweat.gif when holidays come ill do more research tech_frix
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post Jun 24 2008, 08:08 PM
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QUOTE(OC4/3 @ Jun 23 2008, 03:10 PM)
Your processor is on its way to degradation aka hell sweat.gif
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No lar.....these days treat it vy nicely. No volts higher than 1.45v, so its not complaining anymore rclxms.gif

Well....thats nice treatment from me tongue.gif

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eager to know more bout the V10 bios on IP35-E.
will it solve the double boot issue? realy can OC using lower voltage ka?
so far im using v14 n need high voltage.
currently ocing at 334x9 at 1.385.
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I wouldnt know about lower voltage but only in bios 14 above is the double boot semi-fixed smile.gif
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Hi guys.. New user reporting in. biggrin.gif Just swap from my old P4 to Dual Core E2180 M0 stepping. Pair with Gigabytep GA-P35-DS3R & Crucial 10th Anniversary. icon_rolleyes.gif By the way guys, some question regarding on the temperature. Well.. I just sawp to dark side not long ago so still unsure with this new tech.

Just wander, is 25-30'c a normal temp for a none OC dual core proc? Well i dont use the stock HSF but then i m using ThermalTake Big Typhonn none VX. The proc temp is quite impressive (atleast for me) but then the mobo temp is around 42-48'c. Are these temp is sitted on safe level?
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QUOTE(fylon @ Jun 25 2008, 12:01 PM)
Hi guys.. New user reporting in. biggrin.gif Just swap from my old P4 to Dual Core E2180 M0 stepping. Pair with Gigabytep GA-P35-DS3R & Crucial 10th Anniversary. icon_rolleyes.gif By the way guys, some question regarding on the temperature. Well.. I just sawp to dark side not long ago so still unsure with this new tech.

Just wander, is 25-30'c a normal temp for a none OC dual core proc? Well i dont use the stock HSF but then i m using ThermalTake Big Typhonn none VX. The proc temp is quite impressive (atleast for me) but then the mobo temp is around 42-48'c. Are these temp is sitted on safe level?
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what exactly is your OC levels at the moment? Welcome by the way, you have good rams for the wrong proc... nowadays the e2 series fails the user miserably. ANyways have fun here smile.gif

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For physical features the bios ver13beta and ver14 onwards fixes this issues... but i prefer the older bioses due to the manual voltages u can set for both Vmch and Vdimm. Also, often a board works best on its original bios but maybe its not the case with all the boards..

@sany
334*9 at 1.38V is disappointing as youre still running under the strap of the P35 so i believve your proc aint that good

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show off!!!!! vmad.gif  vmad.gif
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i think dats is superb temp...
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theres nothing great about ideal temps bro. I can get ideal temps lower than that if i know how to cool my system.. by the way what i want to know is the load temps/. THat defines how good a cooler and how good the ocer is in maintaining tight temps when the tough gets going smile.gif

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QUOTE(a1098113 @ Jun 25 2008, 01:09 PM)
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what exactly is your OC levels at the moment? Welcome by the way, you have good rams for the wrong proc... nowadays the e2 series fails the user miserably. ANyways have fun here smile.gif

@joe_star
For physical features the bios ver13beta and ver14 onwards fixes this issues... but i prefer the older bioses due to the manual voltages u can set for both Vmch and Vdimm. Also, often a board works best on its original bios but maybe its not the case with all the boards..

@sany
334*9 at 1.38V is disappointing as youre still running under the strap of the P35 so i believve your proc aint that good

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theres nothing great about ideal temps bro. I can get ideal temps lower than that if i know how to cool my system.. by the way what i want to know is the load temps/. THat defines how good a cooler and how good the ocer is in maintaining tight temps when the tough gets going smile.gif
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i just praising d idle lor....
my ACF7PRO pun idle around 38-39... tongue.gif tongue.gif
but is it nrmal for ACF7PRO load temp @56c??
i oced to 3.0ghz and priority 7 small ftt orthos... smile.gif
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i oc my e2140 @ 3.4Ghz and it tidles at 36 degrees and load at 50+ smile.gif
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QUOTE(a1098113 @ Jun 25 2008, 01:09 PM)
@fylon
what exactly is your OC levels at the moment? Welcome by the way, you have good rams for the wrong proc... nowadays the e2 series fails the user miserably. ANyways have fun here smile.gif

@joe_star
For physical features the bios ver13beta and ver14 onwards fixes this issues... but i prefer the older bioses due to the manual voltages u can set for both Vmch and Vdimm. Also, often a board works best on its original bios but maybe its not the case with all the boards..

@sany
334*9 at 1.38V is disappointing as youre still running under the strap of the P35 so i believve your proc aint that good

Added on June 25, 2008, 1:10 pm

theres nothing great about ideal temps bro. I can get ideal temps lower than that if i know how to cool my system.. by the way what i want to know is the load temps/. THat defines how good a cooler and how good the ocer is in maintaining tight temps when the tough gets going smile.gif
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huh?cooling define ocer's good and bad??first time hearing this
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