Added you in da list.Welcome to old school club.

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Added on November 16, 2007, 2:32 pm4GHz in action from Fylon.You can see his Super PI...Damn fast..33s...

This post has been edited by raymond5105: Nov 16 2007, 02:32 PM

Oh my, fylon~

4GHz@33.xx sec, very very good. Im turn on.

do u know fylon oredi hit 4GHz?

Juz now only know when raymond tell me.
Anyway is nice for him able to hit 4GHz, really sweet indeed.

sang,when are you going to hit 4GHz ? Hehe,you say when you are free you will run it.Weekend is coming already...

he didnt know that i think. since he mentioned that these days no internet.

sang_karim, your did your si120 near to northbridge sink?? mine quite near and hardly put a fan on it. i have a TT 60mm fan, planning to put it on.

wahh .. gonna cool ur nortbridge aaa ... wanna push more also aaa? gud..gud ... lets oc together gether .. .. i'm not sure bout mine but i think can put and fan on the nb heatsink .. the space to tight if i'm not mistaken ...

Woah.. Just few hours away then the thread got page 2. Old school spirit still burning high!

@pengster
Try disable the PAT function. I was having BSOD when hit 4GH with that function on. But once disable, things go flawless.

@speedguy10
Welcome to the old school club. Spirit is burning high now.

@Ray
Thank for u update my new record.

@KahLooN
Ehehehe.. Hand itchy already? OC mode is turn on now? Come come.. Lets join the 4Gh club! Try 32s with 4.2Ghz!

By then guys.. I found that the placing of aluminum fin on my BT is too near. Maybe that mekes the temp rise up. No wander most of the reviews that this cooler only shine with high cfm fan.

PAT is not really recommended for high frequencies unless your RAM can take it

I always on my PAT ,just maybe this is one of the reason why my proc got stuck in 229FSB.

Yea ray. It might the reason that hold u on that speed.. Try disable it and push ur rigs again.. Maybe 3.8Gh is awaiting u..

true also, PAT really kills the oc performance. will try to see how does it go with PAT disabled.

@sang_karim
as your hfs almost like mine, so just want to ask. as my northbridge is hotter than my cpu, so think of a way to cool it down.

@raymond
the PAT you mentioned is the memory performance mode in advanced setting?

wait me guys~~i will join u guys soon enuf~~ haha....
hunting gadget....
really quite crowded here recently...more and more ppl ad..~~

btw, how to check the cache of the processor? such as cache L1 and L2. dunno how to read from cpuz...

ERm...to disable it.I think this can be done in bios mode there under my GAT settings or some other place.Not very also.I am using my mobo with PAT enable when the first day i got my mobo. I know how to use software to disable it only.

I think should be there.Not sure because until right now i'm not sure how to enable/disable PAT in bios.

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Added on November 16, 2007, 4:43 pmThis is showed from CPU-Z there. L1 - 16k and L2 512k/1MB.

This post has been edited by raymond5105: Nov 16 2007, 04:43 PM

i thought you mentioned about p4p800x bios there.

does this mean my cpu is 1Mb cache?

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a130/bluesboy88/cpuz.jpg

ur nb is hotter than ur cpu aaa?? i dunno how mine cooled down but normally it's around 38C - 41C ... maybe my air flow in casing better than urs kot? 2x80mm fan exhaust at back of the casing and open 1 front bay cover for air to come in ... then 1x80mm fan at side panel as intake ... my 120mm CM LED fan is blowing downward just like urs b4 ... how bout urs?

Raymond, to disbale PAT in BIOS is not in the GAT settings
Its the PSB settings in an Abit mobo

This post has been edited by shinjite: Nov 16 2007, 04:57 PM

yes, its hotter. around 40+-. my cpu <30C. coz the casing in my rig now not good airflow. so just open it. seems yours are alot better than mine.

Oh,for Asus P4P800-X is under that but this mobo cannot enable PAT.

I see. PSB there.533 to disable the PAT right?

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Added on November 16, 2007, 6:09 pmshinjite,i know already. I think i read some reviews before on what PSB can disable the PAT features.But i've to find back those informations and see.

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Added on November 16, 2007, 6:10 pm@kabu,I think if my mobo(Abit does the same way to enable the PAT,Asus P4P800-X also can do the same thing.We need to do some homework already.For my Asus mobo,usually i enable it by using software to do that.

This post has been edited by raymond5105: Nov 16 2007, 06:10 PM