try check in BIOS
u might disable it accidentally

If I recall correctly, B0 had some functions disabled or working incorrectly such as C1e and PPM which meant that mobo's which boot up based on detection of these functions would not be able to detect correctly everything

To be sure you need to read the sensor's using TAT which would measure based on core not Tjunction which at times might be miscalculated. Besides that, have you made sure your WB is making 100% contact with proc?

y this motherboard need one more 8 pins power connector?

What the hell are you talking about?
It does not need an extra 8 pins power connector.

It just use one 8pins ATX power connector, not two.

chill la bro..some people are still noobs leh.

and syapl, the mobo you can use 4 pin ATX but for better stability, it's recommended to plug in an 8 pin instead

anyway this is the final word about B0's from Raju of XS




This post has been edited by almostthere: Apr 26 2007, 10:25 PM

i am gigabyte user and ds3 doesnt have this 8pins power connector,for me it is extra power connector

not extra...
u just need to plug the usual 4 pin connector or the 8 pin.either one.

i got a problem here...

mine cannot boot into the windows
i dun know wat cause it..

i've set the clock to default n other setting still cant boot to windows...
the pc will keep on restarting....can somebody help me?

does it got to do with the compability issues?PSU?ram?
coz,before this mine working just nicely...

i think mostly likely ur OS is corrupted already.... if there is no files to backup then do a reformat... it shd help...

wooohoooooo problem solved and immediately overclock e4300 to 3.2Ghz.strait out of the box with stability testing over 9 hours.this mobo rockssssssss wwwoooohhoooooooooo(going further neh today..

This post has been edited by froggyx: Apr 27 2007, 08:08 AM

That's the normal 8 pin power connector that comes with most new high end motherboard.

DS3 is just a low end motherboard.
That's why it just need a 4 pin power connector.

Even my old ASUS P5WD2-E-Premium motherboard also uses 8 pin power.

And FYI, some motherboard even put up a 4 pin molex power connector to provide the motherboard with a more stable power.

My E6600 is week 29, F125 batch (L629F125). Packing date 1/31/2007. Google says it seems to be able to clock pretty good.
Here's hoping it can do at least 3.2Ghz on the P965-S.

yeah...damn windows...corrupted suddenly

neway,thanx ya...
want to continue my ocing xtvt

Hey Elite.. Google also know which batch can clock well ah?? Thts seems like a bit funny for me haha.. funny friend lol

This post has been edited by yehlai: Apr 27 2007, 02:08 PM

hey E6600 3.2ghz shdnt be any problem la... dun worry.... i will give it a 3.2ghz @ 1.4v prime stable... good luck

wah you're doing 1.4v 3.2Ghz ka? Mine my E6400 can do 3.2Ghz but with 1.42VCORe and increased VTT and VNB

nononono dun misunderstand... thats just a guess la...i m using E6700.... doin 3.2 @ 1.325 i think
eh sifu still cant find the pic of where to measure the vcore ar?? if u know where to measure just take a pic and point it out lo ;P
we can find one..

Haven't lo...sad leh. Nevermind, when I'm back in KL, I'll get someone good at this to test and take pictures of it.

Is it just me or everyone has problem getting stability on this motherboard?



E6420
I'm trying to reach 3.2GHz [400X8 @ 1.4Volts] but never seems to get it stable.

Increased NB, increased VTT, nothing changed.

okie boss thx in advance

i dun have any issue with mine...just OC as per normal... >.<

try set ur fsb strap manually as 266 lo....