how to get him huh? sry i m new
any diff bet geforce6100 and tforce 550 in terms of performance n ocing?
hows the performance in geforce6100 am2 when ocing?

This post has been edited by stevenchee: Sep 19 2006, 06:32 PM

wait....
yours geforce 6100-am2 or tforce 6100-am2?

geforce 6100-am2

Hi guys, I just get myself a new Tforce AM2 setup. I am now on preliminary prime test at 2.5 GHz without any hardcore tweak. Just a simple latest BIOS flash needed to get to 250HTT easily.

I heard that there is a bug with AM2 stock BIOS which may hinder your OCing. So guys, first thing you might wanna consider after setting up is updating to latest BIOS. Modded BIOS is better since many options tweaking the RAM is unveiled to you.

So any tips for me. Hmm I wonder where can I alter the multiplier setting in Tforce AM2? There seems to be none. Unlike the Tforce 939 brother which the option clearly is there. Any ideas?

What CPU and stepping?

Not now, too busy doing something else.

Hmm, testing the HTT limit, 300 HTT as of now. Not bad for a cheap board.

Finally manage to locate CPU multi option. It's in CPU feature above CnQ option. They changed it to there and rename it to "K8 something FID control".

This post has been edited by PCcrazy: Sep 25 2006, 04:26 AM

Something really strange happen. Before this 2.9 GHz needed 1.55v and above to boot and still not prime stable. To make matters worse, after sometimes it hangs.

A little tweak to Tref (13) suddenly brought some life to my 6100 AM2. 2.91 GHz (291 x 10) only need 1.475 and bear in mind that I haven't tried lower voltage. I guess miracle does happen.

To overclock more than 230 HTT in my case, you would need a modded BIOS which carries the letter H at the end of its name (check rebels heaven). To add to that, memory settings is very crucial that it affects the HTT tremendously. I mean, scaling down the mem freq will not help increasing HTT. You need to give values (no to AUTO) to most of the DRAM settings in order to ensure booting at high HTT.

One more to add, after settings are applied via BIOS, the first boot to windows will set back everything to stock. No worries, restart the system again without going into BIOS to apply the settings you have modified previously.

This post has been edited by PCcrazy: Oct 1 2006, 07:26 AM

hey.. im new to using biostar mobo... i cant seem to find in the bios where to lower down the memory frequency.. its bottlenecking me to oc..

http://www.lejabeach.com/Biostar/6100-939/6100939bios.html for 939

http://www.lejabeach.com/Biostar/6100-AM2/6100AM2bios.html for am2

This post has been edited by kenling: Oct 29 2006, 08:05 AM

how do i adjust the DDR2 from 2T to 1T??
i cant found that in my bios...

huh, hi everyone, I have my new BIOSTAR TForce6100-939 mod BIOS, anyone wanna try? I will PM him my bios...

yeah, i don mind tryin it out.

Good Job Jian_Yi.

any improvements on the latest mod?

flash to the 505 or 505 modded bios. Then u can change 2T to 1T...
well I thought by default all 1T?

AM2 oc better on 2T

see your PM...

Guys, can I use standard PSu with 20 pin for my Biostar 6100 AM2? Where to get latest stable moded bios for Biostar 6100 AM2 and how to flash the bios? Thanks...

Wah, dunno the cheap Tforce6100 mobo can OC such a good result. Might try ocing my friend new rig. Huhu...

me wan pm too.

yes , u can.
I'm doing so now.

Check here for latest stable modded bios.
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin/ul...?ubb=forum;f=53

How to flash?
Get a floppy drive and a diskette.

sorry if off topic..
but recently i have some problem with my mobo..
there is no display on the monitor even i using both method (using gc and onboard).
btw im using TForce 6100 939..
hope u guyz can help me here
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=379189

try reset ur cmos then use onboard gc