interesting news... any source about it?

I heard it from davidletterboyz. He is using it now.
vdimm supports until 2.4v if not mistaken
-pWs-

owh.. that y mine vdimm till 2.1v oni...

lucky my Kingston 667 with hynix chipset can do ddr900 with no problem at 2.0v

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Added on February 16, 2007, 6:39 pm@davidletterboyz
eh... how to know ah its rev.5???

nope..mine running at 2.1v only.
vcore is 1.488v..but cpuz detect it as 1.25v
uhm..will stay at 2.5ghz for a moment..
and will try tose methods later.
thanks anyway
yup..its true.tforce 570u can support up to 2.4vdimm..but its only for ver 5.x/6.x as stated in the manual..but the 2.2v can be supported for even ver 1.x..

by the way how to know my tforce's version? is it stated anywhere on the motherboard?

msi k9n ultra or abit k9n ultra for x2 3600 slight ocing

building new am2 system 

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

If i m not mistaken, brisbane now is 65W.

But, 3800++ got 3 revision. 89W, 65W and 35W.
Not sure about the codename. Dunno whether is under Windsor o not

-pWs-

sorry to dissapoint but 1.425 is absolute not stable..prime blend test failed around 8 minutes

increase to 1.45 after 16minutes still fine..will let it run orthos tonite wen i go sleep

just wanan make sure.
code: ADA > none EE 90nm
code: ADO > EE 65nm

is there ADO>EE with 90nm?
cus i thought all ADO is 65nm

thank

so sad that 570u can only do 2.1v without jumper adjusting and 2.2v only after adjusting the jumper 

btw screenie below is 1st time overclocking testing, hope can gain much more after this 

cpu @ 1.25v
ram @ 2.1v (still testing out the minimum voltage can be use    so at the moment just push to the max)

lol notebook also u want to oc eh? see d9 there..

really ah, hurraaayyyyyyy 

if move the jumper the voltage straight away go to 2.4v or what?? or still can adjust in bios??

Amedion, its normal.
Not all AM2 board can go over 300HTT.
Especially Biostar motherboard.

DFI board does break 300HT margin though.

I think it's not about DFI or Biostar or brand related issue. I think it's the chipset. I have seen how pcmoddingmy reached 400mhz HTT on his TForce 6100-AM2. I have yet to see anyone using nF550-based DFI that hits above 280mhz. But those using nF4-based mobo can easily hit above 300mhz.

Guys at 290htt i can boot in windows and orthos and superpi 32m, but whenever i restart my pc during bootup theres a long beep and it hangs. i have to reset it and all my settings is back to default    any idea why? Currently at 286htt and not having problem with it

I think my board should be able to handle such high HTT. But i not a hardcore overclocker. 
Wan to ask if we get "Illegal Sumout" from orthos, is it meant by the setting is unstable??
-pWs-