haizzz.. wat next?? Xeon or Itanium??

Irenic bila nak insaf ni?

Clovertown?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=115384

As requested by Tampoi, here's my Superpimod 1M result, nothing special though, 21.031 seconds.

wat happen to the mounting?

Will take it out and remount the heatsink again later on, probably not tight enough

lol. i second that. sometimes i feel that knowing less about computers will not cause us spend that much of hard earn money. or maybe parents hard earn money. sigh. sometimes i wish that i didn't bump into this forum last time. it might save me a lot of money.

enuff offtopic guys lets stick on core 2 duo matters. and not personal feelings or watsoever hehehe

what else you gonna sell? missed your ultra 120 sales

look yummy.. sure price kinda ..

wanna ask you guys, will 2.5vdimm kill da ddr2 ram?

Evogenix

Not for Micron D9.
Other chipset such as Elpida will not even be stable at 2.5V.
Anyways, for 24/7 usage do not exceed 2.4V... unless your RAM is warrantied up to 2.5V like OCZ does

ic

I heard alot ppl talking about d9.
Whats the characteristic of d9 chipset? "FatBody" is the best among those d9?

edited : found! most of d9 i see can do 4-4-4-x @ 400-500MHz

Evogenix

This post has been edited by Evogenix: Sep 14 2006, 05:45 PM

how do u see whether the warranty covered 2.5v? how do the manufacturer detect whether we go up to 2.5v and burned our chip?

your board can go up to 2.5v mer?

Well, basically you can see a Micron logo on the IC along with "D9xxx" written on the IC.
Fatbody is not the best, but Fatbody is the reason why Micron is popular among overclockers. Fatbody means the IC is bigger and it looks like DDR1 TSOP IC. Most DDR2 BGA IC is about half the size of older DDR1 IC.
Micron stop producing those Fatbody already, but the newer D9 is much more better.

If it is covered up to 2.5V, it will be written on the product page/website. My OCZ RAM is default at 2.3V and supports EVP (Enhanced Voltage Protection) up to 2.5V.
Well, they have their own ways of detecting overvolted RAMs. Anyways, no one will warranty for burned RAM. Its easy to identify burn marks on RAM...

guys,
i read from anandtech that we can use this Asus board for overclocking, but when i check pricelists at lowyet, can't seem to find this board...

is this old version board?

ASUS P5W DH Deluxe (LGA-775)


thanks.

the board you mentioned is very rare and i doubt you can find it in LYP. if you need to get it, most probably you need to import it from overseas or get a friend in the US to buy it and send it to you.

Hey guys i am thinking of getting a new CPU cooler for my E6300+DS3. Any suggestion? Don't want giant tower heatsink like Ninja or Ultra 120, my casing cannot fit . How about Ultra 90,XP 90C, TT Big Tyhoon VX, which one is the best? I am leaning towards ultra 90 or xp90c cos both not so big and heavy

If you're not gonna overclock real hard, you could use the default Intel Heatsink. Conroes ain't that hot as Prescotts anymore.

I'm using xp120 on ds3
lovin it


based on the hight of 3 heatsinks you mentioned, I think should graded as this
Ultra-90 > typhoon VX > xp90c

xp90c needs high rpm fan to maintain its performance, while typhoon can use any 120mm fan with low rpm blowing it

performance ratio/size = xp90c
performance ratio/noice = typhoon VX

Evogenix