AMD64 X2 3800+ Manchester E4 2500MHz @ 1.44v
(250HTTx10) 1.45v+Auto NH-U12F
2 x 512MB Mushkin PC3200 BH5 Special Edition @ 2-2-2-5, 3.3v on yellow slots
DFI LanPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D (BIOS 704-2BTA) 1.6v chipset
XFX 64MB Geforce 6200TC 64bit (default speed)
Fortron Epsilon 600W PSU
Window XP Pro SP2


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picture will tell you everything but that's for my previous opty 146

currently for X2, the BH5s running 250 @ 2-2-2-5, 1T as shown in my sig.


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AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ Toledo LCBKE 0643 TPMW @ 2.9GHz w/ NH-U12F vcore 1.344v
DFI UT LP NF4 Ultra-D rev.AE0 w/ NC-U6 (704-2BTA) vLDT 1.3v | vNB 1.6v
64MB XFX 6200TurboCache 64bit @ stock speed
2x512MB Mushkin PC3200 BH5 Special Edition - 242 @ 2-2-2-5, vdimm 3.2v
WD 250GB SATA II | Liteon DVD rom | Imation CD-RW 52x32x52x
Fortron Epsilon 600W

especially for the weeks end of the year 06, there are awesome stepping

lucky to get awesome stepping, prime for 1 day and then go straight 2.9GHz already

@amyhs99

cannot lower the vcore? maybe 1.4v?

@amyhs99

what's your temp for both core when priming 2.5GHz @ stock vcore?

I just tried my friend's X2 LCBQE 0648SPMW, overclock to 2.5GHz @ 1.328v w/ ihs off, but temp. quite still high.

I believe that is the mobo limited the proc, maybe vdroop cause it unstable at stock.

ya, we need someone updated the stepping and overclocking result.

I found that the memory controller of x2 LCBQE 0648SPMW is quite weak, my bh5 cant run 180MHz divider stable @ 2.7GHz which yield 242MHz ram speed, timing is 2-2-2-5, 1T and vdimm is 3.2v.

This post has been edited by gsan: Jun 20 2007, 10:02 AM

250MHz is for my X2 LCBIE 0621VPMW but this LCBQE really weak, I tried 2.7GHz with 166MHz divider which running at 225MHz ram speed @ 2.9v prime failed too.

regarding this issue, I knew it from XS before, but so far I have not experience it, maybe it will happening one day later and atm I limited the vdimm up to 3.3v

well, the LCBQE 0648SPMW finally can prime 2.7GHz @ stock vcore stable with the FFT is from 8k to 512k. at first, I tried 2.7GHz @ stock vcore but it prime failed within 3 hours and pump to 1.375v it still prime failed within 10+ hours provided the vdimm is 3.2v. the reason I set vdimm to 3.2v because the others X2 running 2.7GHz with 180MHz divider need this vdimm. but for this X2, it need 3.3v to prime it stable and I believe that FFT more than 64k is more stress to memory.

nope, what I want to point out is FFT more than 64k is stressing memory than cpu.

for testing whole system stability, use blend test, FFT 8k-4096k

you can raise it up to 2.9v provided you have proper cooling to it.

you're so lucky man

btw, LCB9E should be a nice stepping, someone from XS got opty 170 LCB9E 0704 batch and it's doing very well, 3.0GHz @ stock vcore.

hehe... it is the time for you to take off the ihs