My 1st Brisby result:




3600+ X2 Brisbane G1 | mfa333 | BIOSTAR Tforce 570 SLi | Kingston DDR2-667 | AMD stock cooler | 2853Mhz

I think thats all for now. Waiting for my paycheck to buy better cooler before proceeding to 3ghz...

it's seems like brisbane's memory controller got some sort of problem..
i can't elobarate more coz not into technical thingy..

as i knew my ram capable to hike till 1000mhz and even more..
i've paired with 2.5ghz (<1.3v) 266fsb, with 1.95 vdimm (lowest for my mobo)
the setting works fine...

my brisbane can run on 3ghz with just <1.4v..
part of that i paired the ram with 667 divider to make it run on 1000Mhz..
the problem is... need to pump vCpu above 1.55.. lol my temp reach 80C barier..
the temp also seems not report accurately..
i did memtest on 3ghz, the ram setting (voltage, timing, etc) works great..
i not touch the mobo..it's work great in different setting..

3ghz attempt with 1000Mhz ram.. not work well.. my brisbane hate high voltage... the prime not last more than 10 minutes..


so i set 1.39vCpu for 3ghz (316fsb).. with 533 divider, 2.1vdimm (tight the timing).. gave me like attached result..

the moral :
no use to set 1000Mhz with loose timing which give transfer rate ~6400 MB/s (unmatched setup with cpu)
if ~800Mhz with tight timing can push 7000 MB/s...



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is brisbane available at lyp or must buy through bulk? whats the id on the box? AXD something2....

ADO3600DDBOX...
for 3600+ easy to notice coz their former brother have less cache..
spot for 640KB + 640KB cache..

u can find at lowyat if u lucky.. make sure as i mentioned above...

i got mine at lowyat. make sure the model number is DD not CU like 8tvt mentioned. and 640KB+640KB cache written on the box.

in which part did 8tvt type CU ?

ADO3600DDBOX

ADO for 65wattage, if u find
512 L2 cache and 128 L1 = 640...
becoz of dual core 640+640..

if other than that it's should old 65w with 256 L2 cache... and not brisbane..

usually when u guys OC, do u pump chipset and HTT voltage as well?

i dun think that is necessary
reason - i dunno..
becoz normally i inly played with vcore and vdimm

this morning i tried to go over 300 but failed. with mem divider set to 400/533, BSOD while loading XP. If on mem divider 667/800, pc wont boot(ram prob). What else should i tweak? vcore already 1.45v..

try to pump more vcore..
and since u still using stock cooler, better keep it under 1.5v..
and set the divider to the lowest (533 or 400) and loose the timing (CL5 perhaps?)

more vcore?

divider already lowest(400) but still same. timing 5-5-5-15-20-2t also no go...

yes, more vcore..my windsor already pumped up to 1.6v
but like i said earlier, better keep it under 1.5v since u r still using a stock cooler..

and if all the methods above arent working, i think the board hit the wall already..

my 4800+ 3.0ghz(240x12.5) with vcore 1.45 also temp reach 67'c. But i'm using default ram timing 5-5-5-18 and default divider DDR800 . Prime few hours still no error but very very hot

This post has been edited by linkinpark: Jun 9 2007, 12:51 PM

eh? so high for only 1.45v..what cooler do u use anyway ?

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Jun 9 2007, 12:52 PM

Silverstone NT06.

afaik, robycom and cycom have them.
Bought 2 units @ cycom days ago with RM240

As long as you see "DD" at the end of the stepping, that's 3600+ brisbane core

wow~

This post has been edited by Complete: Jun 9 2007, 01:46 PM

ya but i don know how they call coz i js industrial trainee inside~

it is 2 Quad Core inside my supervisor tell me d~

somemore everyday i wil take the die to inspect ~ ~

For Brisbane 3600, it is consider high voltage at vcore 1.45. Normally with 1.4vcore, u can oc around 2.9GHz already

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Added on June 9, 2007, 2:56 pmTry to use other multiplier


-pWs-

This post has been edited by -pWs-: Jun 9 2007, 02:56 PM