There is always your mobo's utility, should come together. Another one is Everest...

but i dont feel like using those utility..maybe ill try Everest then..

As I always mentioned.... CoreTemp for cpu temp....

thanx bro

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Added on February 27, 2007, 11:20 amThats alot!!! aiih cant wait for my am2 rm from bulk.
right now temp full load at 66c...really scared me.hope si-97a can give a good results...

This post has been edited by CV6149: Feb 27 2007, 11:20 AM

sighh..anybody can help me solving my problem??

guys

my x2 3600+...225 fsb- vcore must b 1.375 adi..gulp...is it normal? lower than that cannot even boot....ram is at /8 ... 5-5-5-12-2t ...1.95v (max)

waiting for my new cooler to push higher..my asus pc-probe shows 50c on idle now..core temp is 26 and 34.....err which wan more accurate? speedfan also 50c

Is it your ram plug into to the nearest ram slot near to cpu? It happened to me that i plug to slot3 and slot4, it limits my computer oc abilities.


-pWs-

Mine still ok never encounter that problem. What program can do burn in as sandra?

you can used prime95..

Hi guys, Im planning to get new AM2 proc. I preferly to get AMD64 X2 3600+ AM2 proc with 256kb*2 lv2 cache due to my budget limit.

After looking at yhis thread rank, I observed that AMD64 X2 3800+ AM2 proc with 512kb*2 lv2 cache would give more promising in overclocking.

But i just read on one artikel that show 3600+ and 3800+ are on par with each other...

My Webpagehttp://www.digital-daily.com/cpu/athlon_64_x2_am2/index03.htm

So..guys, ur personal opinion, should i go for 3800+ or 3600+?

thanks

This post has been edited by kurikuraX: Feb 28 2007, 12:24 AM

Count me in! my spec is a below now still testing the stability after OC...but so far it cannot get pass 270FSB at 1.45v... lower the multiplier to 8 also cannot boot up. haven't try with 1.475 yet :/ any idea on how to push it higher?
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This post has been edited by InfiniteX: Feb 28 2007, 12:32 AM

AFAIK, 3800++ only win 3600++ by around 5 % in performance. It is up to you which you want to choose from.

For overclocking, it really depends on luck whether you get a nice chip or not.


-pWs-

yeah..i plug it on 3/4 slot..1/2 slot is under the cpu fan..
it wont fit unless i take off the cpu fan 1st..

abg duarnt dh oc blom??

i think u should try to change it to the first and second slot...on my m2n-e i slotted my ram on the 2nd and 4th and had so many problems...for 225fsb had to put up to 1.375 vcore ..go up 5 fsb also damn hard...after i saw -pws-(thanks !!) post i changed it to slots 1 and 3..and what a difference...vcore i lowered from 1.35 back to 1.25 and ram from 5 5 5 5 12 2t to 4 4 4 12 1t...

have u updated to the latest bios?

unupdated am2 mobo often had 270mhz-280mhz HTT limitations.

wah.. never know that ram slot oso make a lot of different in OC.. normally i'm just using slot 1/2 only..maybe later if upgrade 2GB then need to use the 3/4 slot..

I need your advices here. i want to set up an AM2 system. The proc will be X2 3600+ or 3800+. My daily usage: graphic design, games,.. and OC too but not extreme . Which mobo is suitable, stable and less problematic for this setup, ASUS M2N-E, ABIT KN9 Ultra or SLI, Biostar 570U, price range from RM3xx. Thanks for your help.

This post has been edited by nntrung: Feb 28 2007, 11:13 AM

biostar 550 = less problematic & fits your budget

This post has been edited by soulfly: Feb 28 2007, 11:41 AM

hi soulfly, does the 570U chipset have any advantage over the 550 one? And my budget can be from RM300-400. Is Abit KN9U a good choice, i havent used any Biostar mobo, is the quality ok?

just extra USB port if i'm not mistaken