crazy. desktop barton 2.9ghz on windows

you can't go wrong with DFI NF2 Infinity Ultra

looks like mosel chips

the best way to quick-stress your cpu is by putting 64K min, 512K max, in-place FFT, each FFT run for 5mins.

64K fits the L1 cache (x2), 512K fits the L2 cache.

btw... i'll be soon joining the rank. just waiting for my DTR Athlon XP

cubchai,

i would prefer CPU Burn-in tool for burn in. I only use SP2004/Prime95 for stability/stress testing

isn't your barton a locked one? or unlocked?

even my mobile barton needs 1.75v to run stable, and temp must be lower than 50'C, if not prime error.

very good stepping i see

just got my DTR Barton AQZEA 0332MPMW from gengstapo. will try later when receive back my other DFI UI.

damn this DTR AQZEA boots into windows at 2.5ghz with only 1.65v, but suddenly blue screen come out after a few minutes.

super pi test:
166 x 12.5 = 1.5V
166 x 13 = 1.5V
166 x 13.5 = 1.5V
166 x 14 = 1.525V
166 x 15 = 1.7V
166 x 16 = 1.95

i'm suspecting my mobo is undervolting. bios set 1.95V may drop to 1.9V at certain times

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 13 2005, 03:51 PM

my dtr barton can boot into windows easily at 2.7ghz with 1.95v

but when try to open application, come out blue screen already

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 14 2005, 07:22 PM

dtr barton loves blue screen

this thread is mainly for high clockspeed shoot out only right? doesn't mean that we're running it 24/7

stress test 1hr is just to make sure that the processor can really achieve that speed.

Athlon XP 2800+ (Desktop Replacement)
AQZEA 0332MPMW
bios set Vcore : 1.7v
cooling : sp-97 with thermaltake smart fan 2 9cm
speed : 2.5ghz (200 x 12.5)


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if it's really unstable, using super pi will determine error easier

for stress program, i personally thing CPU Burn-in and SiSandra burn-in is more stressful and produce more heat than Prime.

U can adjust prime loops to 2mins per loop for faster error detecting.

oem tray package athlonxp should be the desktop replacement one....

i got mine from gengstapo

which means... no box, no heatsink

only in small plastic tray

why don't u try lower your vcore. i think u got a good stepping also.

It's always best when u can get stable at lower vcore. Lower temp, lesser power consumption.

CHICANOS, looks like u got a good locked Barton there. Try push 220mhz fsb, ram timing set 2.5-4-4-11

cannot use lower vcore? maybe u need to burn in.

use CPU Burn-in utility to burn in straight 6 hours then lower the voltage by 1 notch, then try whether got prime error or not. repeat the process until u can get the most stable lower vcore.

or else u might also need a better cooling. SI-97 no regret

u got D43?