AMD is going to ship 65nm chip next month! Please refer: AMD says 65 nm chips due next month

Hope Theinquirer is not bluffing .... and I almost buy X2 3600+! Guys, what can we expect from AMD 65nm Chips? Do you think X2 65nm will overclock better?

the Enquirer always 'bluffing' FYI

yup not a 'trustable' source

bro....

juz got the DFI LanParty UT NF590 SLI-M2R oledi..

but i wait my fatboy D9 G.skill HZ on next week...

result will post later....

wow nice mobo

welcome welcome

updates my o'c result


hope can hit 3.0ghz next time

This post has been edited by F@NT@sy_G@RRic: Sep 9 2006, 02:22 PM

G.Skill GBHZ does not use fatbody D9, only D9GMH. The GBGA uses D9GKX.

here's a screenie doin super -pi

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/8089/clip6nr5.th.jpg

This post has been edited by mruzian: Sep 9 2006, 12:34 PM

my HZ 100% is using Fatbody D9

does hit 3-3-3-4 with DDR2-900MHz

that's weird. coz older version GBHZ uses Elpida, and newer ones use D9GMH.

D9GMH/D9GKX can also do 3-3-3 DDR2-900 with high voltage

at what voltage it runs 3-3-3 DDR2-900?

if i not wrong is 2.0v~2.1v

super n00b here.. dis is my first time playing AMD.. kenot find the menu to change the ram divider..anyone using tforce6100?



any suggestion? change the setting meh?

This post has been edited by nelza_ax: Sep 9 2006, 06:24 PM

ram divider can change in Bios
Find the speed of your ram use like 400,533,667,800..

izzit tforce 6100??

i told edi..super n00b here..
i've change it to 667, nothing diffent happen
erk at cpuz " cpu/6" wat izzit? cant find dis menu in the bios..
yesss tforce 6100..

This post has been edited by nelza_ax: Sep 9 2006, 07:07 PM

if TForce 6100

go to Bios

OC Navigator

Memory Clock Value or Limit, change it there..!!

For CPU/6 try go to the first page

For example,

CPU Default speed = 2000MHz
Ram Speed = 333.33 (DDR667)

So if u divide 2000 by 333.33, u will get 6 aite?
that means ur divider for ur RAM is CPU/6

If u oc your CPU 250x10=2500MHz
that means ur ram run at 2500/6 = 416.67MHz

Another Example

CPU Default Speed = 2000MHz
RAM Speed = 400 (DDR800)

2000/400 = 5
So, Ram divider now is CPU/5

If u oc ur CPU to 250x10 = 2500MHz
That means ur Ram run at 2500/5 = 500MHz

This post has been edited by camedemac: Sep 9 2006, 07:34 PM

hehe u can always ask help from our
great SOULFLY
thinks he can help u

thanks camedamed.. got edi!!..

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happy to hear that u got it..

u tamau buzz aku

regarding cpu/dram divider, please refer to the table on the 1st page... it's pretty much straightforward

p/s: the ram divider value not only depends on clockspeed, but cpu multi as well