bro...kata mau ajar due to my orthos failure...

ya tapi u ade msn saya ke. i dont sit down here 24/7 u know.. Anyways, what do u want me to teach you>

abang, saya tak ada msn dan saya tak suka chatting...
back to my prob..
i seems cant past orthos with my setting...
i suspect ram timing..

set ram to auto spd. and try to check balance your voltages.

not enough voltage..you can adjust your CPU voltage up.. max to 1.5V.. hehe

bumping it that much will kill the cpu without proper cooler..

cant understand that..
can u explain to me d simplest way??

set your ram to auto spd means set it to default timings.. first of all u need to know how high your rams can go and at what voltages. Remember the higher the OC u do, it does stress the shit out of the ram too. Thats where a good system is needed. Check and balance of VDimm and Vcore means that if your orthos fails, u will need to know which one to bump// a step higher..

jus wanna ask...when onli do we add voltage for NB...

when theres not enough voltage to support activity at the NorthBridge a.k.a Memory Controller Hub.

haha...i noe bout that...
wat i meant was...any Symptom that i'm facing den onli i muz add it?
cos now i ady add too much vcore i think...for a stock fan
so might be hink adding NB voltage might help

when it freezes at boot or when windows is loading it restarts, thats a vague symptom, but that would be the case anyways..

Hmm im using Stock Cooler only bro

ok bro, thanks for the advice, i raise it up to 1.35V, its gives me better result, 1 hour and 10 mins
does this mean i still need to pump more Voltage? but im on E4500 Stock Cooler, are they safe?



This post has been edited by andx517: Mar 12 2008, 11:42 PM

not really pump up your voltage like what some ppl do. YOu have to understand the concept of Vdroop on motherboards. You see, mid end motherboards of Gigabyte have a high Vdroop, thus meaning you need higher voltages to play with. So i think for your GGbyte, its 0.04-0.06V, depends on how much stress u load on the system. This is not to say Vdroop is bad, its great in regulating Voltages to protect your proc from sudden burst of current.

For stock cooling i would suggest you to stop at 1.4V.. anything more is not safe. Try 1.37V.

my current Vdimm is 2.oo..(am i right)??
so need to bump to how much??

that u shoudl know how much, its your rig by the way, try 2.1V

roger sifu...
will post sumthng tomorow...
wanna install vista 1st then will continue OCing...

bos dont up Vdimm, i just refered to your screenshot again. Hmm whats your proc speed again.. is your EIST and your C1E turned on.. also bro, turn off all your stuff, i mean your background products, like AV and etx before u do Tests.

Argghhh!!! I just bought my E2160 last monday @ RM210 but then my stock cooler is shorter than usual T.T It has only 1 layer of alluminium fin unlike normal 2 layer ones my friend have for E2140 and E4500. So small and cute ._.

Everything stock also idle temp at 45 C > < There goes my hope of OCing unless i buy a new cooler.

relax bro...mine oso the short one..currently i use 1.38v for the vcore....dun wan to bump more than 1.4 until i buy the CM hyper 212