the vdrop is 0.02V Abit ip35e supercharged!

is that the vdrop or vdroop?

I also know.I play a lot of IP35E before an i use IP35 Pro myself

haiyo remysix... sorry lor.. its vdroop turbocharged civic = ip35e

very good la like that...low vdroop, hi clocker, cheap in price...what a good combination...feeling like grabbing one plak

Vdroop depends on vcore...my IP35-E has got quite bad vdroop with 1.68v....on load it drops to around 1.64v. 0.04v is critical on High OC. Will do the droop and Vpll mod....see if these mods can yield higher clocks.

yalah bro not many if any who do crazy stuff like you but i do think that every board surely has a limit where the droop gets higher and this can only be fixed by a mod i dont intend to do, as Vdroop does help keep the proc last longer, not be hit by sudden surges of voltage. I will stick to my noob Ocing lor..

haih ... i'm a bit frustrated.
why is it with arctic freezer 7 pro on 3GHz c2d e4300 the temps are 46'c @ idle and 68'c @ load on orthos ...i feel something is wrong
ohh ya im using ac mx-2 and the fan rpm is set to fixed ~2800rpm

tried to re-sit the proc & hsf 2-3 times and it's the same ..
everything seems tights/firm to me ... and my casing is an open-case

This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Mar 1 2008, 11:43 AM

well what r u using to monitor the temps? by the way its c2d not c3d. And bro, when u use push-pins u have to be careful with pushing it too tight, it can also cause a problem with cooling and the TIM if the sitting is too tight. coz u need a certain displacement between the TIM and both the interfaces.. to allow flow..

typo leh.. it's c2d la ..
i'm using core temp 0.96, HWmonitor, Everest and TAT


This post has been edited by mmohdnor: Mar 1 2008, 11:45 AM

try the seating... it might be the problem.. dont sit it too tight, i know its difficult to be done.. but thats the problem with push pins... i hate em

Would like to ask, if my system passed OCCT test, orthos test(both tested for 8 hours++), and passed SuperPI 32M, but failed/hang during gaming(such as NFS:Pro Street, COD 4), may I know which parts have the highest probability to cause the unstable problem?

The rig:
Processor - E6300 @ 3.15GHz @ 1.325vcore(default)
RAM - Hynix FP-Y5 667 @ 450MHz @ 2.1v @ 5-6-6-18(auto timing)
Mobo - Biostar Tforce 965PT
PSU - Acbel iPower 450W

Thanks!

Really difficult to pin point the exact issue......sometimes it may be driver issue / PCI-e frequency too high, etc etc. For my case, at 4.4Ghz, i cant do 8 hrs of prime...but gaming is rock solid, tested on UT3, crysis for 5 hours straight continuous gaming without a single hiccup.

Thanks for replied!
Well, I think my proc might hit the wall the already, even I increase the vcore to 1.35-1.4v, it will still hang when gaming. No other round but have to switch to 2.87GHz(410 x 7) in order to prevent from hang in gaming...

or maybe ur gfx suck alot of power since ur psu only 450watt...well im just guessing...

but previously when I was still using 7600GT, I tried to OC till 3.15GHz, failed also. I tried to increase 0.1v to the NB voltage, failed as well. I not dare to increase NB voltage anymore as the heatsink feel very very hot when I touch it...

update ur gc driver and latest directx will solve ur issue

do u mean that is the gc and directx lead to the problem? and my system actually is stable?

where can i buy Mushkin performance RAM & how much??

ya .. ACE is correct .. sometimes not your OC unstable but the drivers for your gfx .. i am currently facing this issue along with alot of other 8800gt users all over the world .. hahahaaha