That's nice. Priming at what Vcore?

Its more around that temp. Hmm you using stock cooler?

Trust Everest, sometimes Sandra doesn't gives appropraite value.

miahahaha.... got 2.5gig superpi32M stabile with my opty170... what a relief.. dont want to push harder as it's 0541.. thats enuff.. thanks dinster...

-opty170@2.5gig@1.45v
-biostarNF4U-A9(flashed latest bios) -mobo paling murah..
-XP120 with 12cm fan with table fan at full speed..
-2GB DDR333 Infineon Value Ram
-GTO2 16pipes stock speed

aarrghh.. tak sempat nak pos ape2.. my rig doesnt connect with internet n i'll go to trg tonite.. then straight to penang...
will try prime95 later.. but as long i can do my work then it should be fine..

*-credit to my fren.. he did this.. i just watch...

CPU Burn-in.... Disable error checking for maximum heatload, try default Vcore at 2.90GHz and see if there's any chance of going higher after that

hey guys, my pc has been priming for 5h and 45m now.
everything is ok just that i just wanna ask u guys bout my temp.
my temperatures are :

CPU = 44 degrees
PWMIc = 55 degrees
Chipset = 51 degrees

that only means one thing...either ur placement has a bit misallign and didnt not inserted properly or bios detected wrong....

Bro, how would you compare your temps when you're priming at 3GHz vs 2.5GHz?

that is me 
yalar, the shop jacked up price so much 
i am so desperate to get a proc, but all also habis stock..
Opteron 144 habis, 3000+, 3200+ also habis.. 

but this proc is nice lar for me    compare with P4

this is CPU-Z
any idea on this?

hehe yeah u see it... one shop offered me a very very nice price n i straight away bought it 
hmm dun want to add vdimm. 2.6v is enuff for my ballistix 

hey, guys, want to ask, is Opteron still worth to get now ??
i think babyelf mentioned that the opterons now can't do so good already wor

rlhc17, you are using BH5 right? at what voltage? and did you guys know that for every increment of VDIMM it's advisable that you increase the VCORE as well. Particularly the E revision of the core. For like 3.0v VDIMM applied, it's a common practise to up vcore a bit to let's say 1.5v. This is not to ensure stability mind you, it's to ensure the safety of your processor so it will not suddenly becomes unusable. So this is very important, this is not targeted at anyone, this is just a reminder because I have seen most members here especially the newbies have no concern over this matter.