dude, how to know which one is 65w versions??

look at this link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_A...tor.2C_90_nm.29
under the "Windsor" (Energy Efficient, F2 & F3, 90 nm)"...it uses less Vcore compared to normal ones...

u shud test it bro.. as im also using 65w x2 currently can go oc stable till 2.7Ghz@1.5v..

oo...wad HSF u using?
I am jz using TT Venus 12 lar...temp wil go quite high...

I'm using SilverStone NT06
Aircond Room - idle 31-33c load max 49

Biostar users-

HELP!

im using a 4 pin power supply for the mobo but the biostars mobo is 8 pin! is that ok? any danger? or is there a converter i can buy? thanks!!

Shud be OK bro.. i'm oso use biostar mobo same as your but currently use 8pin PSU connector

if im not mistaken @kalakatu use Biostar 570U with 4pin PSU connector.. try ask him lorr..

Converter?? Haven't find it yet ler bro..

This post has been edited by zamree7: Mar 21 2007, 07:55 PM

Noob OC guide for Gigabyte S2G (not recommended for OC, lack of features)

http://www.driverheaven.net/overclocking-m...ingle-core.html

However is it reliable? At least for someone who starting to learn in OC stuff like me

currently im using 8pin lar bro zamree, i got the converter bundled together with my HEC psu..

ive heard somewhere that 4pin still can be used but with proper..do google it as its not stated in the manual..

nice temp...
so ur now @ 2700Mhz?

sell silverstone use silverstone...haha

obviously lack of features means limitation. i would rather straight go for biostar even if i'm a noob. you just don't learn anything with a barely usable mobo.

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Added on March 21, 2007, 11:12 pmas far as i'm concern, most Brisbane will have 'half multipliers'

and in my point of view half multiplier degrades performance since it will use a lower memory speed value

let say a 9.5x multi .... the memory controller will use memory divider table of a 9x

This post has been edited by soulfly: Mar 21 2007, 11:12 PM

What I meant is that I bought this mobo last year and starting to know and learn about oc this year. If I have the current knowledge back then, I'd go for Biostar as well and now, just googling around for oc with this mobo and that's the result. Maybe will shift to Biostar

hmmm..that one i know larr..but how 're to find out on barely proc..
is there any numbers on the surface or is't all windsor are 65w...
sorry noobie me
i guess no problem kot..
coz before this i've been doing my oc on this board using 4 pin power supply..
before i realize there're 8 pin power supply on another wire..

BTW..read on manual, it's said that another 4 pin is for ur GC..if not mistaken larr..

ya.. that's weird.. how about the mobo not support 'half multipliers'? can solve with bios update i guess..

but through calculation... can hit 3ghz without much stress on ram if using 400 divider...

320fsb x 9.5cpu mul = 3040

3040/9 = 337... 675DDR...

if 533 ram divider.. much more good for OCable ram..
3040/7 = 434..

this should be great for merely RM300 X2 cpu... prepare ur money guys..

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Added on March 22, 2007, 11:27 amnormally from ordering number..

89w = ADA3800...
65w = ADO3800...
35w = ADD3800...

This post has been edited by 8tvt: Mar 22 2007, 11:55 AM

my mistake...

last time i ask the salesperson he said 4pin can be used to this mobo.. but better google it 1st lar.. never tried 4pin before..

currently running 2.5Ghz@1.275v..
full load temp just around 36c aircond room..
quite satisfy with this NT06..

2.5Ghz @ 1.275v
65w processor??

Nice processor u having. If i got this processor, sure i clock to 2.8 - 2.9Ghz


-pWs-

yea... mine nid 1.475 to reach 2500Mhz

went Digital Mall today...couldnt find the 4 pin to 8 pin converter......All It also dun have..sad sad..haha...anyone knows where to find? otherwise have to look for a new power supply adi...:s

which biostar revision start using 8-pin? is it the same revision as the one with 2.4vdimm?

obviously it's 89W.. like mine.. if 65W need that high V.. it's totally bad chip..