my take is tmpin0 = cpu temp (not core temp), tmpin01 = chipset, iirc, tmpin02 on some gigabyte board is a 'lil screwed which can be neglected.

this was my attempt back then when i was on x4 9550 & ax78...

http://static.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-21...-1218558193.jpg

if tmpin1 is indeed nb temp, it's slightly on d high side to me. d ss was captured @ ~92% load usin occt...

woot... nice hoot bro, m5a99x evo is one of d ram friendliest board around... AI Suite II is simply d best oc tool for Asus AMD boards, nothing beat that for sure...

direct conversion usin yahoo currency converter is ~RM374.

http://finance.yahoo.com/currency-converte...;to=MYR;amt=120

thou it's unlikely, but i still hope for a small surprise... B.E.L.I.E.V.E i must...

yup bro, am not giving up on BD even performance is indeed not as good as expected (& the power consumption issue). money is ready but there's no stock in sg...

prolly something to console d disappointed fans... eventhou fx is disappointin in some if not most tests, i'm really lookin forward on how well it can do in ram oc...

reset bios mebe? it's kinda common, but if after clear cmos still no boot, something is wrong.

u didn't even managed to run d oc setup rite (since ur not able to boot after change d setting)?

very unlikely for d board just to die like that. check d manual properly, look for jumper called CLR_CMOS. all d best...

one vote for asus too, if possible, get d pro version.

depends on ya computing need, actually an x4 should be suffice for normal users, don't upgrade just for d sake of upgradin.

i'm toastin my ram bro, but d fx4100 is kinda let down in term of cpu MHz... will post something tonite, hopefully d prime still runnin when i reach home...

malaysia, d home of lemong chips...

i see ppl play fx8 @ 4.7GHz prime stable w/ 1.4v i feel like removin d pins of my chip one by one...

still strivin for higher freq...

can give details of ya setup? i have a fx4100 which is a lemon chip, 4.5GHz quick bench still manageable, but not prime stable for sure. most if not all 8150 should be able to do 4.4GHz w/o breakin a sweat. here are my find outs so far:

1. bd imc oc is not as fun as thuban where 3k can be easily achievable
2. ht link freq is best to keep @ auto (my own experience, ymmv)
3. ram oc is goodin

yup bro, nb oc on bd is not so goodin, for 24/7 2.6GHz is d ideal one, ht link on other hand can easily goes about 3k...

something wrong somewhere... 1.67v for a 4.6GHz is too much... d chip will degrade in no time...

if same chip can do 5GHz on other board while having problem to hit 4.6GHz on Fat, then there must be some setting issue (most prolly adv setting), or d bios can't make it. spec wise Fat is one of d best out there...

u can check d review by our very own "dato" kuntawakaw's review here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1935647

personally i have better luck with 1090 or even 1055, but one can never tell coz when it comes to batch, it's by luck. ofkos what i mentioned is limited to air/water coolin, for extreme coolin it's all diff coz when a chip is doin great on air/water, it doesn't mean it's gonna do well on sub-zero.

for thuban, gettin 3k on nb, 4~4.2GHz (cpu) & ram @ 2~2.1k (ram, if u dont have ram which capable of very tight timing ~1.9~2k) wud be my ultimate goal. with some luck, proper coolin & right combination on hw, it's doable. my humble 2 cents...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Nov 25 2011, 09:23 AM

should have no problem for low freq. u mite need to drop it to 2t thou.

yalor2... we need some poison here...

my chip is a big huge yellow fruit so d venom is not strong enuf...

coz my chip is lemong chip, ofkos shy2 to share...

if ken 4.5GHz 24/7 stable i dead happy liao, but sadly that's not d case...