Nope...juz want to have a system with DDR3...easy swapping if in the future tetiba I7 or I5 tergolek ker...hihihihihih....

Ehhh...isnt this the memory i used b4???

Managed 900mhz at CL4 2.1 if I'm not mistaken

Not interested with DDR2 1066 vs DDR3 1333...

I'm more interested in DDR2 1200mhz vs DDR3 2000mhz

If i remembered correctly it was 4-4-4 up to 900 and 5-6-5 for 1000...

Don't know, but if it got ACC in it, I'm pretty sure it can unlock....

Before u do the following, I assume you are already bootin into Windows and still can't detect even after installing AMD drivers....

Probably the jumper selection for the CD-Rom n the HDD are both the same...Ensure the selected is appropriately assigned according which connector you are using on both components... Lets say you 'cucuk' the end of the IDE Cable into the HDD and the middle connector into the CD-Rom, then the HDD jumper should be at Master and the CD-Rom jumper must be at Slave....

If u have done that and after booting still cant detect, install only one component each boot on either connectors, for example; u cucuk the HDD with both end and middle connector of the cable see if got something. If still undetected, try swapping cables or test the current cable and HDD CD-rom combo on other computer/mobo.

If cannot detect also, reset CMOS, remove battery, and leave for 5-minutes, the put back on and boot...

If cannot also, then ur IDE controller kaput!!!...wakakaka..kasi RMA...


Jom!!!

Bios detected aledi, but when in windows, i think his PC cant properly detect it...

Nope...mine's pretty much straight forward....The bios is slightly better than biostar although there is no built in memtest....I notice it because I swapped from a Biostar to Asus directly as soon as I sold the previous board...But no where near DFI or the Deluxe or ROG series....

lower down NB Frequency, make sure set 1.35v sure can reach 4ghz....

did they test b4 exchange or did the guy that handles ur request simply takes a new board replace the serial number with your previous board, print a receipt and then restock em back?? (typical style)

This post has been edited by antonio: Aug 31 2009, 05:26 PM

PROS;

-Very pro....even most pros do that...

The FSB or HTT raise is just to go very near to the limit....

CONS;
-No Cons I think...

LANPARTY DK 790FXB-M2RSH DFI worrrrrrrrrrrrr

Technically speaking yes....

When intensive data buffer is concern, when u see a program crash/unstable/unable to work properly, then that is the result...

If you just google, play games for short duration such as 8-hours non stop, watch movie, then you have no reason to be afraid....-ish

Takder kerja morning2 nie....



This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 2 2009, 11:16 AM

yap...I just want to hit more than 70c to see if it shuts down...but it didn't...

Dun have the option here

Running CPU temp high oso can cause jealousy???

That I don't know, but what I do know, even though the temp reading was at 78c, the PC did not shut down...

I think the max temp is the threshold of danger to destruction...Its like the RPM gauge in the car...even with the redline as far as 7000rpm (on most cars around 5.8k - 7k rpm excluding VTEC, VVTI bla bla bla) you hardly see anyone drivng above 3k....its funny because most of my Euro fwens they drive at 4.5k rpm before changing gears...in malaysia there is a certain unwritten rule (or taboo) about changing gears above 3k ....

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 2 2009, 12:39 PM

nope...thats not me

That antonio 'dead' aledi...

Now diff antonio...only cares about PC and not cars...

Not old..but no so no need think first....

No point also going higher as it create instability if you are not in the region of >5Ghz.....even at 4ghz the NB Freq will sustain stable at <2400mhz oni

When I'm lost...I always revert to here:


http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=596023

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 2 2009, 03:25 PM