Currently at 3120 MHz (390x8) at 1.376v. Am using a CM silence on it (Rm45 ! ) but I have fans everywhere on the board. Idle is 37c. OCCT/Orthos load pushes it up to about 67c. The nice thing about M0 is that the max Tcase is 73c, so you can push it up a bit higher before the protection kicks in and lowers everything.

I have two fans blowing on the RAM (just removed them from old processor HSFs), one fan on the processor MOSFETs, and one 8cm case fan above the NB. Also I have EIST, C1E and TM2 on so the divider drops when I'm not gaming.

Load is 67c here... but then max Tcase on the M0 stepping is 73c, so I still have room. Can't do much higher w/o pushing voltage though.

yeah the load temps differs by a relatively huge margin over idle. feels great changing camp to intel rite? lol

ya ur M0 is way better than my 1st batch L2. sweet spot @ 3ghz @ 1.3875v, 3.1ghz @ 1.45v. more than tat no b00t

yeah d feelin is nice when figures are involved, but still i wun swear myself to intel...

gigabyte 965p ds3 undervolt alot ar?

Gigabyte does seem to undervolt quite a bit.

@ah_khoo

Wuts the voltage and is that temp stock cooler?

and i have come across some M0 e2140 chips with 1.325v and 1.3125v as stock volts as reported in bios

This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Nov 8 2007, 12:03 AM

stock voltage is reported as 1.325v. d stock cooler is still untouched, infact, i never use any stock cooler for my own rig...

any 965p ds3 user here? wat bios should i load in order to adjust ram timings manually? i'm on f12 currently & there's no such feature at all...

one more thing, when u guys mentioned certain clock at certain voltage, is d voltage referring to d load voltage shown by cpu-z, or d one set in bios? there's a big diff in my case...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Nov 9 2007, 09:45 AM

Gigabyte hides the RAM timings for some reason. If you press Ctrl-F1 at the main BIOS menu you will see the options after you select the MIT

thx for d tips bro, can't wait to tweak d ram as i think i almost hit d limit of d chip ledi...

finally you join the intel fan club

btw, how does its performance compare to X2 s939?

dunno yet bro, but 2140 @ 2.8GHz w plain os VS x2 @ 2.6GHz w make up os, i can feel d difference...

i have kept my 0614, waitin for a nice x-fire board / sli board...

My E2140 M0 cant pass fsb400 regardless what voltage i throw in. Many Allendale and Conroe-L have fsb wall at around 400 i guess. My chip is no very good. At stock voltage I can only do 2.8Ghz. M0 runs cooler than L2 but overclockability depends on the chip so luck is important.

anyone experience the cold boot issue with gigabyte p35 mobos??

im using E2160 with XFX nforce 650i mobo and 2GB DDR2 800Mhz RAM. Planning to overclock tat sucker but need advise on wat to adjust on the bios and also how high it can get using this mobo. am using stock cooling.

yeap

well, for intel, just pump the fsb up and thats it lor...but make sure ram divider is at 1:1 first

Usually stock cooling may only cool till 3Ghz. Depends on luck. Above that usually needs aftermarket HSF.

hi, what BIOS version is on you guys P35 DS3 motherboard? I faced a problem, I can only push my E2140 to 350*8. cant boot up with anything more than 360*8 even with 1.4vCore. I'm using Crucial value ram (D9) and I did set the ram timing to 5-5-5-15. what is the problem? would updating the BIOS would solve my problem? currently F5 BIOS with my motherboard.

2800mhz also considered niec..

This post has been edited by rainingzero: Nov 21 2007, 12:51 PM

Which HSF are you on? Tested with at least 1:1 divider? if u've done tat, & no changes, probably u've got a walled CPU

This post has been edited by kucingfight: Nov 21 2007, 12:53 PM

same like mine, but mine can't pass through 390 x 8 although had loosen the timing and pump 1.5V vcore.
confirm not caused by temperature though. the RAM divider had been set to 1:1 but still cant pass 390FSB.
maybe got fsb-walled processor..

wow tat's not a so good news indeed, i thought the later batches of e2140 shouldnt be walled to at least 3ghz