this is wat i can do today 1.4V 309X9.5 prime stable.change my ram to corsair value series 1gbddr667x2 cos cheap!woh very happy wat corsair do for me.it better than kingmax ddr2 800.inpresive!!do at 490mhz=ddr900 5-5-5-14 2T timing at 2.15V.erm...after burn few days 1st will try to screen shot and show all and sharing info.pc in office now.tomorow try to do it.

ya bro..

flash new bios on my kn9 ultra n see this visualization thing..

add me to the list. 3600+ Brisbane+stock hsf with Biostar Tforce 570 SLi. not ready yet to oc...

Got..AMD's one is called Pacifica..available in all AMD CPUs since mid 2006 (basically most of the AM2 procs).

Oh yes, another beneift of virtualization is that when one of the OS running on the system crashes, it the remaining OS running will not be affected. If I'm not mistaken, on top of that the you can run several instances of the same OS, don't need to install several different OS to use virtualization.

i am running Win2003 server on top of Xp using the virtualization right now.Go download Microsoft Virtual PC 2007.its free and try it urself.

guys..please take a look at my screenshot.



my both crucial and corsair synchronized well, aren't they

Details
AMD AM2 X2 3800 Windsor 2.0GHz @ 2.5GHz 1.475V
Crucial DDR667 512MBx2 + Corsair XMS2 DDR800 512MBx2 @ DDR833 4-4-3-8 2.1V

sorry for quoting old post... anyone using CoreTemp here?

is it core0+core1 temp= cpu temp?



This post has been edited by mfa333: May 30 2007, 10:42 PM

No...Core temp shows the hottest temperature in each cpu core.


-pWs-

This post has been edited by -pWs-: May 30 2007, 10:46 PM

i dont owned brisbane but the temp look to good to be true

i'm new on dual core... can i know which temp should i look for and what value is good on idle, full load and max temp(for oc+full load)?

This post has been edited by mfa333: May 30 2007, 11:52 PM

Brisbane's DTS spoiled already as claimed by AMD.
Therefore, the core temp which is shown in the CoreTemp is no long correct

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Added on May 30, 2007, 11:55 pmFor Brisbane, the only temperature you can rely on is ur CPU Temp. But that reading is not the hottest temp as CoreTemp.


-pWs-

This post has been edited by -pWs-: May 30 2007, 11:55 PM

oh, ok.... any other thermal sensing apps u recommend? coz the mobo temp sux.. cant put on taskbar.. i miss mbm5..

This post has been edited by mfa333: May 30 2007, 11:57 PM

You can use Everest.. It offers quite a lot reading
Check it out


-pWs-

anyone use mid-powered peltiers on stock cooling or zalman/noctua coolers before?

coz im intrested in using it on an Arctic Cooler 64 Pro

Biostar Tforce 570 SLi support up to 2.4v via jumper.

Mid-powered peltiers.. by that how many watts you meant? Peltier ain't something easy to play with actually, better do some reading before trying anything.
But hey.. challenges bring fun.

some minor update



the system cannot pass 2.6GHz with both ram..
last time i tried with only one brand, i managed to get to 2.7GHz..
well, i guess thats it..2.5GHz with DDR1000 is already fine with me..

PS - i mistakenly showed the slot 1 and 2 twice..it should be slot 3 and 4, which are the slot for corsair's..uhm..nevermind i guess

I've used a 130W with an XP-120 before, couldn't get it to run at 130W, only around 70W because can't find a 15V supply for it.

No kidding. The real problem is A64's put out damn low heat on idle, even fans are not required on idle when using stock heatsink. Things get real interesting when you add a peltier-think sub zero as a possiblity (for the 320W peltier sold in CPU, motheboards section, I think sub zero for full load may even be possible, but watercooling required for the peltier's hot side).

But of course, that comes with a catch..remember what you see on a glass with an ice drink? I had to pull the plug before any damage was done.

wah sai..u din insulate ur board first ar x_x ....320w is crazy la too much ade...with air cooling = melt ur heatsink...and fan lol....unless ur using water cooling la


i see, but i got a shipment of 91.2w peltiers, specs are in my sig for sale thread =b

the calculations i have for my bros new 3800+x2 proc if i oc it to 3000ghz and 1.45vcore max

35*((3000/2000))*(1.45/1.25)square = 70w

So Actual Delta T
= (1 -(70/91.2)) x 67C
= (1 -0.767543) x 67C
= 15.574619C

15.5C is perfect condition (100% efficiency) but life not perfect mar so:
15.5C x 65% = 10.075c

assuming the artic cooler64 can maintain room temperature of 30c
30c-10c = 20c

is this correct ar?

still blur la me x_x....maybe i should get those 130w or more rated pelts? but they draw too much power la x_X

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Btw, how much was the temp diff before and after ur pelt?

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Jun 1 2007, 04:25 PM

some minor update of overclocking using only my crucial value





Details
Processor - AM2 X2 3800 @ 2.7GHz 1.7v
Memory - Crucial Value 512MBx2 DDR667 @ DDR1080 5-5-5-12 2.1v

i cant manage to pass superPI 32M as the BSOD will always appear during that time