hi can help or no becuse i using amd 7750 2.7ghz to 3.1ghz and than ram 800 to 920 ... play games some tham got blue scrren error 124 why .... help pls... ppl

amd 7750 be 2.7/3.1ghz (230x10)1.350v cosiar gaming ram 800/920mhz MB K9A2 Neo2 GC 9800gt 1gb PSU 700w HD wd500gb & wd160gb 1 dvd & 1 cd rom

ok i test 1st thx bro ...

The mobo is awesome....sure you luv it...

yup, but for asus boards, turbo-v seems d best... if u want to alter sub timing of memory, u can always use cpu-tweaker. 
as mentioned, crucial ram, be it value or ballistix (tracer & non tracer). 
put psu outside can liao... 

I'm loving these 555's

http://slappablog.wordpress.com/2011/01/17...5-cold-air-fun/

hey all sifu outside thr....
i juz oveclock my phenom x2 into x4 using motherboard gigabyte ma770t-ud3p...
and i success to do it.....
how i want know if my comp is stable after overclock????
what need i see???????????
temp??voltage??
what software should i donwload??

oOo..haha...sory...i mean unlock core......
okok....prime95 and hwmonitor....

if i want overclock my cpu GHZ how???

what shud i do wif these 2GB x2 corsair dom dom 5-5-5-15 ddr2 rams?

jz got it back frm rma 

Any pro can explain this?
A While ago i was running 3.6GHz @ 1600mhz CL5 with 1.55v
then i butt itchy changed to 870a ud3, for 1 week, then changed back to the  no-body-wanna-buy ud7.
NOW I NEED 1.65V TO MAINTAIN STABILITY? WTFFF ish going on
okay the vdimm is not yet fine-tuned lol.
sauce is here: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1637973/latest thought im running y-cruncher as stress test now.

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Added on January 18, 2011, 10:09 pm
prime95 is a stress test software = stress test = load all your CPU @ 100% to test the stability.
try open task manager and see what prime95 is doing to your CPU and RAM.

if your OC or unlocked core unstable while running prime95, your pc could  REBOOT or prime95 will simply crash/tell you there is an error.

bw..an update.. 1st prime session..id say a good chip 
but still early to say a truly good chip..kekeke

Nope...he bought it from other forumer...

He He He...time to change the mobo~ 

here is my system currently running 24/7 using air cooling (cm v8). still need alot of tweaks especially on voltages.

Then you should get a pair of it~

Mushkin ram also not bad, and ram pricing now quit cheap~

can i?

wat kind of reason should i be telling them?

anyway, here's a ss of SuperPi... everything is @ default...

juz wondering why HT is only 1000MHz...

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bro, it is better to keep ht link close to default

hmm, interesting, setting HT to Auto will give me only 1000MHz... the max manual setting is 1600MHz only...

The time i buy the ECO, the shop only left 2 pair of it, 2x4GB eco still not available on singapore i think
Plus now RAM price dropped so much, its really hard to sell and get something new

a buy 3 get one free chip, kinda crap if compared to deneb, it's even worse than my ex 635... 

board won't boot with 3k nb.... 

delicious sos!!

Oh MAI!!

Bulldozer Shines in 3D Gaming and Rendering: AMD

Close to two weeks ago, reports surfaced about AMD claiming that its upcoming "Zambezi" 8-core desktop processor based on the company's new Bulldozer architecture is expected to perform 50% faster than Intel's Core i7 and its own Phenom II X6 processors. The slide forming the basis for the older report surfaced, and it's a little more than a cumulative performance estimate.

Slide #14 from AMD's Desktop Client Solutions presentation to its industry partners reveals that the company went ahead and provided a breakdown on which kinds of applications exactly does its new 8-core chip perform better compared to present-generation processors. The breakdown provides an interesting insight on the architecture itself. To begin with, AMD's 8-core Bulldozer "Zambezi" processor is 1.5X (50%) faster overall compared to Intel Core i7 "Bloomfield" 950, and AMD Phenom II X6 1100T. Breaking down that graph, the processor performs similar to the other chips in media applications, but features huge gains in gaming and 3D rendering, which is where most of its gains are coming from.



To put this into perspective, games and 3D graphics applications, which still favour processors with higher clock speeds with lesser number of cores/threads to processors with lesser clock speeds and higher number of cores/threads, performing well on Bulldozer indicates that AMD is concentrating on higher performance per core, in other words, higher instructions per clock (IPC). The modular design of Bulldozer, perhaps, is contributing to high inter-core bandwidth, which helps 3D games that can do with lesser number of cores.

AMD described the Zambezi-powered "Scorpius" enthusiast desktop platform to have "the best graphics features and performance". A comparative table also reminds us that apart from the radical design, Bulldozer might benefit from a vastly upgraded SIMD instruction set compared to the previous generation. Bulldozer packs SSE 4.1, SSE 4.2, and AVX (Advanced Vector Extensions). With socket AM3+ motherboards already seeing the light of the day in pre-release photo shoots, AMD's new processor doesn't seem too far.

Sauce

lol... thx bro, but still cant sextified me (number wise) thou it's enuf for my daily tasks... 
yup, i think that's d highest clock for 24/7, any higher they need insanely high volt for such clock... 

dfi lp boards were always great if not greatest, but thuban never meant for most 7xx series boards, especially on ram mileage. 
hold ya horses guys, i'd say lets just take this w pinch of salt... true end user reviews are more trustable... 
my very 1st attempt on 1800 @ cas 6... weeee... 

i always have luck in ram bar d tracer blue (which isn't my fault  ). it gotta be good coz i threw d eco & durian just becoz of it...     

Fail slide is just fail.I never know AMD so stupid saying that Core i7 950 is using 1156 Socket