QUOTE(Vervain @ Oct 31 2006, 10:01 AM)
Not all of Pentium 4 2.8E is 800MHz with HT... A Pentium 4 2.8E with HT is a very rare occasion...
There's a lot of 2.8E, but 75% of em is 533MHz which doesn't come with HT technology...
for P4 2.8E USER
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Nov 3 2006, 11:24 PM
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Nov 7 2006, 12:24 AM
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QUOTE(lucifah @ Nov 7 2006, 12:21 AM) i'll update my readings next week when i open up my rig for cleaning and apply new coat of AS5. 2 yrs of 24/7 computing - there gotta be tonnes of dust inside those fins. Ehh bro, don't forget to post up some picture on the fan and the heatsink... nasttyyy... Can't wait to see how much dust have been accumulated in u're pc as it's not been turned off for 2 years on 24/7... |
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Nov 14 2006, 07:11 AM
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 13 2006, 11:18 PM) My com will auto restart before entering bios chking...Only then it will load the window. How to solve this problem? Is it due to my cd rom? I chk adi all is in correct and tight connection. There's two assumptions here:I burn the image file of memtest86 by using nero in a cdrw...But when i insert the cd into the cd rom and restart com...It din load the memtest but in state the com keep on restart till i eject the cd out..Please help..... 1) There's a part that is extremely hot... 2) You're bios is corrupted - need to flash a new bios This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 14 2006, 07:12 AM |
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Nov 14 2006, 10:55 AM
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 14 2006, 08:06 AM) This is my com spec: I don't know, you have to check the temperature...P4 2.8 E DFI 865 PE-AL 1G ddr ram 1 cd rom 1 cd-rw ati 9200se 300W acbel pure power Most probably is which part heated? Which it caused by not enough psu? Or mb spoilt adi? Hey wait, i didn't say that anything is extremely overheated, what i've said earlier is, they are just assumptions... I think you're 300W true power Acbel psu, is more than enough to power up you're system as you are running everything in stock... No oc, not a lot of hardwares also, so 300W True Power is more than enough... Why don't u try flashing the bios for you're motherboard to the newest version? It might help you know... |
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Nov 14 2006, 06:36 PM
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 14 2006, 01:47 PM) How to find the mb version? My one is dfi 865PE-AL. Rev A or Rev B? I din c any rev at my mb. Please helpl. Use CPUz... It means i can flash my bios inside win by using winflash? By referring to my thumbnail. the ver of bios in my com is newer if compared to the one given in the web. How? Or PCWizard could help... About flashing bios in windows, yes, it can be done, but be worry though, as the pc needs to be free at all, what i meant was, u have to make sure that's there are zero programs running at the background... As if something goes wrong [if there are other program running in background] you're board is toasted... About the newest version, just try it, who knows that it'll help you in covering the auto restart problem... But i am not sure that it'll help you in solving the non-eject optical drive... Why don't u try reflashing the firmware of the optical drive too? |
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 15 2006, 12:27 AM) Wah..wat hsf u use? wat mb u use? I am using dfi 865PE-AL wif scythe ninja plus. My idle temp is 47C and full load is 60-63C. Wat software u use to chk? I chk using speedfan v4.31 n compared wif bios the temp different. Bios temp higher 1-3C. Different board, reports different temperature reading as different boards uses different temperature sensoring chip...No wonder there's some differences in degrees between a lot of boards... But, talk about the temperature differences between u and cklim85 temperature, that's 10 degrees lower... Yeah cklim85, what kind of heatsink and motherboard do u use? |
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QUOTE(lucifah @ Nov 16 2006, 11:43 PM) Here's some pics for u guys to puke at: What the... I was doing nothing one night, so i opened up my casing (after 1+ yrs) ![]() Shit. look at those dusts... they look like some fungus or something. Totally no air-flow. No wondr my temp is sooo high - much higher than stock HSF ![]() Worry no more. Everything has been cleaned. New AS5 applied. Howver the rig is w/o the video card (soon to arrive x800xt PE), so no readings at all. perhaps will reconfigure fan placement to reduce this gunks Didn't u take any pictures after cleaning up? Sure need a powerful vacuum to clean up that heatsink... Woh, X800XT PE for you're system? Nice... |
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QUOTE(lucifah @ Nov 17 2006, 11:01 PM) although many experts disagree, i still use the same heavy duty normal vaccum cleaner Same goes to me, i've used that kind of method to clean my heatsink a lot of times, and up until today, nothing happen liao... experts warn of static electric shock that may damage electronic components from using vaccum cleaner verdict: 3 yrs and counting - no static death at all But, the best way to clean a heatsink is to use a Jet Spray [Water Spray] the one that people use to clean those tar that is on the lower part of the car... The strength of the jet spray will help you clean all those dust to zero point... |
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QUOTE(hahaha85 @ Nov 18 2006, 12:39 PM) today i face one problem of bios.... When I restart com today...cmos checksum error cum out...it says default loaded...so i press F1...What is the problem? It happen a few times. Is it my time to flash my bios There's two assumptions...1) You're bios is corrupted which means you have to flash the bios 2) Ther CMOS battery is weak which means you have to replace the battery with a new one Try flashing the bios to the newest version first, who knows that it might help... If that won't do any good, try replacing the CMOS battery with a new one... |
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QUOTE(Doom @ Nov 19 2006, 12:47 AM) if ur mobo comes with BIOS recovery disc then u could use it to boot the system again and re-flash the bios.... Bro, the replacement battery can get at any hardware shop la... basically there is no specific application that needed to be closed unless ur flashing tool requires it ... i would also interested of getting the replacement battery ... anyone kind to help .... Some kedai runcit also sells that kind of battery... Just remember this model number of battery: The model number is: CR2032 No need to think of the brand, as all brands of battery also use this model number for the battery that we use for the CMOS battery... Remember the model number well... It's CR2032 sHäwTY(tm) This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 19 2006, 10:40 PM |
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QUOTE(Doom @ Nov 22 2006, 09:33 AM) Although in practical it can but actually it is not recommended to use vaccum as it will create static charge ... which indirectly will incur short circuit But...furthermore if u are really careful with ur hardware u aren't even suppose to use bare hand to touch ur pcb board.... wearing cloth is always recommended... I've used that method times and times before liao... Nothing happen leh? |
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