wow that's a nice proc u got there...3.2g at 1.25v...very nice one...what about 3.5g...

woah 3.2 @ 1.25V, what board is that la.
my X6800 needs atleast 1.275 for 3.2

well, if its stable then consider nice already
my e66 need 1.325v to be stable

wat do u guys feed the vmch and the vfsb usually?
if oc not stable does ths 2 voltage affects it? or more to vcore?

remysix,
3.2ghz cukup lor, it was my initial target anyway as i plan to use this PC for the long-term. Anything extra is a bonus. Plus I'm still on stock Intel cooler.

DaRkSyThE,
Using a Gigabyte DS3.

When I was at LYP the 3 shops I checked out (cycom,czone,startec) all had KVR533 1GB's Hynix C4's. The 512MB sticks were of a diff chip that I didn't know.

I do have a prob though - In the BIOS under PC Health Status I set the "Fan Speed Control Method" to DISABLE as I want my CPU fan to run at full speed.

However, it doesn't. The RPM still fluctuates depending on the ambient temps - is this a bug with the DS3 F7 BIOS ? Does anyone know how I can get the CPU FAN to run at full speed?

Thanks!

^maybe u need to change ur stock HSF to avoid the fluctuates upon ur current fan

but the price ler

woot~ someone in IT com complain edi oh... haha ok la ok la ITcom FTW~~~

i understand. but my ET5 still read 2.1v after i set +0.3v in bios.

mine ok wor. donno wat happen with urs. tried reset your CMOS edi?

Dunno U guys know about this or not. I found a nifty software to change FSB for Gigabyte P965-DS3 and Asus P5B Dlx without need to restart PC everytime.
It called SetFSB. Download link: Click Me!!
A simple guide on how to use SetFSB (in Chinese): SetFSB guide

Warning !!!
If you are a beginner, do not use this software.
This software is for power users only.
Use "SetFSB.EXE" at your own risk.

Another ET5 wannabe?

ET5 sux...this is much more simple, stable and didnt require to install. Lot of folks at extreme system using it.

Simple steps as below:
1) Press "Get FSB" for current

2) Adjust the slider or ">" to desired FSB. Then press "Set FSB"

3) 10FSB in the fly..

This post has been edited by mikelanding: Nov 6 2006, 07:10 AM

im using 3pin fan and when i set disable its running @ full throttle

price? of cz lar...its miri ler..u knw i knw
btw wat IT com? u mean hyde is wrking in IT com?

just thinking that if u could do 3.2g at 1.25, will it possible to go higher at stock voltage i.e. 1.325v...a bit hotter but not too hot la kan...

hey guys, may i know whats the stock voltage for the E6600/ E6700 and X6800?

1.325v also.

Just got some results to share, first post here:

Super Pi 1M - 18.453

E6300@3.15GHz, 450 x7 / Gigabyte 965P-DS4 / 2GB DDRII-900, 4.0-5-4-15 / Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro

Don't know why my results still slightly slower than - prescott - even i use a tighter timing, RAM is OCZ Platinum XTE... Will try to OC more when I'm free, still at stock voltage... what is the highest that one could go on stock voltage with a e6300?


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wow, not bad 450x7 @ stock voltage. mine @ 430 like tat. AFAIK with tat timing and fsb the result shud be around 17s++ wat is your prescott best time?

Hehehe... - prescott - as in the member's result in the front page ...
Not literally Prescott processor...

Btw, I realise something strange here, the vCore is set at stock in BIOS, 1.225V... But in CPU-Z and Everest, the voltage shows 1.184V... How come this happens? I already disabled all the voltage 'throttle' thingy in BIOS. I checked all the power rails are still relatively stable, within a difference of ~5%

Yeah, I was quite suprised that it can do 450x7 stable at stock, might even be lower than stock since the lower voltage i pointed out... Mine is a Week29 Proc...

How u make it become CL 4??
@ stock is CL 5... Are u +0.6v for vDimm??
can teach me please?? mine is 5-6-6-20 @900+Mhz

This post has been edited by yehlai: Nov 7 2006, 12:14 PM

Did you manually set the timing or 'Auto' everything?
900MHz can possibly stable at 1.9v or 2.0v (i think)... Try it out and let us know

mine doing CL4 timing at DDR1000 @ 2.1v stable. anything lower than 2.1v = fail orthos. so i think ddr900 @ cl4 shud be able to be stable at 2.0v. or perhaps u can try with CL3 timing. may be u can pass