yes i highly recommedn p35 ds3 its under rm400 now, and its highly ocable, unless ur the extreme type of fella doing phase and cascade or LN2 then i recommend p35 dq6


@kenghim
if u have C1E enabled, my as well enable EIST together mar

yes it becomes full speed

1)what ram are you using by the way? you could try to lower the volts down manually
2) normally the sub timings get changed when u change, if you are adventurous, u can press ctrl + f1 at bios tog et the hidden settings page for ram and its sub timings

nvidia nforce 6xxi series chipsets has been known to be mini nuclear reactors

ur temps are ok for the stock cooling, so what i can suggest is for you to get an aftermarket NB hsf, or if ur adventurous, uc an use an evercool vcre(rm45) and use zipties to strap it on although caution need to be applied if your doing that

Your question has been answered in my post #254
Use zipties and strap the vcre to your NB, it works yanno




it is definately safer to flash using bios boot then in windows, less chance of misflashing

hmmm...idk, i have mine at 58c at that speed under load...and the fan speed is about 2200~2800 max

or instead of wire, you can use aluminium foil sticked on with AS5

although, using the conductive paint is the most safest way to do it

use a razer blade to cut the foil? and to improve contact, use AS5 lor

Pentium dual core (exact spelling on the box!) and not pentium D and pentium 4, is esseitially the same as a core 2 duo e4xxx but with a 1mb cache instead of a 2mb cache.

and no you cant change it to a e6600 because e6600 has 4mb cache instead of 1mb, but you can overclock it to a e6600 speeds (and beyond).

yes it will affect your mobo, your mobo will have higer fsb and thus more performance. thats assuming your mobo supports and has options for ocing.

why do you think you have been conned?

e2160 is about rm 300 and below at the moment

which shop is this?



e2160 was never even at rm400 price bracket when it launched

which shop is it la..so at least forumers will know the bad repo and wont kena mar

hurm...no issues for me though :S

i suppose its the mobo issue or bios issue like what almostthere said

the 1mb cache affects the overall performance quite minimally compared to a 4mb brethren at the same speeds, just that in gaming and in certain cache dependant benchmarks, the 1mb cache does degrade performance by as little as 2%

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Oct 9 2007, 10:50 PM

errr...wrong thread la bro, but anyway,

i wouldnt think its a incompatibility issue bro, sometimes the preprogrammed vdimm voltage in the ram module doesnt communicate with the mobo due to out of Jedec specs, so you just need to bump the vdimm volts up ur self

@gtoforce

use clockgen lor, shouldnt be a prob unless its with the rams la :S

its the vdroop la

hehe no la

depends on what you define as safe

normally its +/- 10% of the stock voltages

for hard core ocers, 1.5v is considered minimal

depends lor, if ur using stock cooling then it is quite dangerous :S

bump the chipset volt for NB by +0.1v and see it fly

chipset overvolting

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Added on October 14, 2007, 4:43 pmto improve ur oc go and get memset 3.4 beta1 and post that SC here, i will be damned if that is ur max OC, because i think you can oc more

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Oct 14 2007, 04:43 PM

yeah its more then safe temps

btw, what cooler is it?