The higher the Vdimm, the hotter your ram.
Keep your ram under 2.1V IMO.

-pWs-

ur proc shud be not bad wad...
my proc nids higher vcore than urs to go 2400Mhz...
push higher n c...haha

already pushed to 2.45Ghz.higher than that not stable. limited by my Vdimm..
i think will stop here for a while. this speed should be enough for my 24/7 usage...later if my hand starting itchy again, will get better mobo and also brisby..

Using stock Vdimm 1st later if wanan oc more then baru increase Vdimm see how far u can go~

hohohoh.....
if me...my hand sure itchy ar......
try pump up more vcore...
use the looses timing that ur ram can use....

my brisbane.. set to 1.45V manage to get until 2.8.. but the temp:

load: 42c
idle: 36c

it's true.. ..using buffalo evercool cooler..
just change my mobo to ta690g and use the software given..
will update the result later.. still oc

there is no accurate temperature monitoring for Brisbane. this had been discussed and mentioned many times already.

so, what u can do to help ur self is probably getting a multimeter with a temp probe as well. its about rm50 IIANM

how about infrared termometer (dunno it's exact name ) which always been used by reviewers from tomshardware?? i think it will give much more accurate value...

This post has been edited by rainingzero: Aug 26 2007, 08:12 PM

Can add me??
still oc
unsatisfied with result..higher just got around 2.8 but fail prime

3600+ X2 Brisbane G1 | xixo_12 | Biostar TA690G | Corsair DDR2-667 | Buffalo Evercool cooler l

i think u can change mobo n push ur proc to the max 1st...
cuz really curios how high ur proc can go...
i nvr go more than 2.5, too hot...

based on the previous owner of this proc which using DFI infinity UltraII, he also can only pushed it untill 2.5Ghz. dunno if he already manage to pushed it further before....

today, i tried reduce it's speed to 2.4Ghz with HT multipliers set to 4 and thighten the rams to 4-4-4-15, the results obvious in the benchmark only. ..
but i think with this setting my system much more stable....

This post has been edited by rainingzero: Aug 26 2007, 11:25 PM

Yup. Windsor is very hot when overclock. Last time, i overclock cannot pass 2.5GHz. End up changed to Brisbane now

How about using the same ram timing to achieve 2.5GHz?

-pWs-

will try it later. but i can tell, maybe my system won't boot at that ram timing with increasement from current speed. have to loosen it more in order to oc higher...

Add Vdimm also won't boot??

-pWs-

m2ne max vdimm 1.95v as u know.. lol..

i think my brisbane load around 47C.. that's reading when i'm using lcd temp measure.. maybe not accurate.. coz just place the sensor on the heatsink but near to the core..

why go for m2ne ??

go for Abit ar....
sure rock....

can sum1 give link or explain the good timing and wut mean by tght timing or loosen timing..

summore, the different chip in ram got other timing or can use sam timing like other??

I see. He is using m2n-e.
My mistake.

-pWs-

at that time really2 tight in budget la. cannot buy mobo with cost exceed rm200....
for abit, interested with KN9S/SLI.rock solid mobo....