i dont think so also coz it not floating too much~

Even if so. What good does a single core do?

hi tictac ...
wow...i was about to say no it isn't
but then after did some searching..
result shows that it is F3 stepping


a tip to pick a good F3 proc
look at the proc , pick those with CCB8F 1
you will have 50% chance to get stock voltage hit 3G proc if you do so



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Wah, I don't online for one day and buta already 5-6 pages from nothing..

The world record is 1THz, but its using a prototype processor builts using Si-Ge, and it cannot run normal program code. It was cooled with liquid helium (FYI, its much cooler than LN2, and several times more expensive). Read about this in in-tech quite a long while back. Maybe the article can still be found in google.

Not really, it also depends on the environment. If the air is perfectly dry, condensation will not happen.

Did this once, but had no camera to take pics..OCed my Pentium 4 Northwood to 3.7Ghz on almost stock voltage. Wanted to go higher but ice melted super fast-damn pentiums are so hot..

The PCB can easily tahan 200C, but the ram chips..no way man..if they're too hot to hold on to continuously (at least 10 sec), then its too hot (~60C).

About heatspreaders..if you actually google up comparisions, most heatspreaders are actually not effective at all, in fact most of them actually trap heat resulting in higher temperatures. The real advantage of heatspreaders is actually cosmetic, and also prevents physical damage to the chips. BGA chips are pretty easy to break.

You can mod the pump with barbs that match the tube you're using.

Played with a peltier once too..but couldn't pump enough power to make it effective at full load. But even then, I had hell with condensation the moment I stopped prime, temps dropped faster than you can say oops..

6000L/H..damn you can wash car with that..

The TLB errata applies to all Stars microarchtecture chips, not just in virtualisation (though its particularly problematic in that area). The errata is not caused by clockspeed, its due to circuit design and it will cause hangs at any clockspeed. Currently AMD has employed a microcode fix that works around the errata, but at a noticable performance penalty. My guess as to why AMD held back their highest end chips is because it makes no sense to release high end chips when you know you cannot get them to run at their fullest potential due to the errata workaround.

Try everest. Never failed me in identifying sensors.

Not likely. PWM temp is usually listed as AUX. System temp is almost always the ambient temp of the air near the motherboard.

memset 3.3 beta 2 it's normal when i see memory give random read???

hi bios pro... mind to edit an9 bios to be red background? =)
for amd cpu u always can check here
http://products.amd.com/en-us/DesktopCPUFilter.aspx

yes it stated as F3 in 45watt =)

Processor AMD Athlon(tm) 64
Model Number LE-1600
Frequency (MHZ) 2200
L2 Cache Size (KB) 1024
Socket AM2
Stepping F3
Manufacturing Tech (CMOS) 90nm SOI
Wattage (W) 45 W
System Bus (MHZ) 2000

Cool stuff

Mine yes. Getting Winsdor 5600 F3 for testing these few days. Hoping to reach 3.1Ghz and above and do a comparison between current Brisbane. Best best is to wait for cheaper Phenom (price lowered down for B2 Rev).

haiya,those who use ballistix,see my ss, and do u guys stable at 2.17 vdimm with ram at ddr1100 timing 5-4-4-4-11-2T?mine only 5-4-4-5-11-2T..argh....hate it when my vdimm is limited




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Bro lohwenli,



This picture is taken from Everest. And the PWM listed is Aux as you said.
Are this PWM temp?

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why dun go try the hwmonitor?
listed in ocmania.com download -> system monitoring... hwmonitor
the best monitor that support abit uguru aswell =)

my F3 is limited to 3.45ghz only

cannot stable over 3.45?
i just change the an9 ver 1.0 to an9 ver 1.10...
hope it helps me clock more more =)

I think there two thing limits my OC,its the rams and proc.

might share ur SS at that speed?

i dont think ur ram is limit u so much~

from what i tested... i know it is not ram limit me... but the cooling is the one ...

we are going no where around 3.4x with air cooling...
but at this speed is the most stable clock the cpu can gain....
i can boot to windows with 3500mhz but cannot even prime...
pump more vcore... pc auto shutdown...
from my exp .. that is abit uguru is protecting me from killing the cpu by direct shut down the pc... the cpu temp cannot maintain at certain level...
and it direct jump to to the cpu limit set in bios... something like your temp is 60'C and sudden go to 80'C

only water cooling can go beyond that limit with unstable system in high clock =P

That should be it. First line is probably the ambient temp measured at the surface of the motherboard (aka system temp). Your reading looks weird because of sensor inaccuracies and also because your system is idling. Normally processor temp and PWM is higher than system temp, but sometimes it just happens the area near the sensor has poor airflow. Also, the monitoring chip on most motherboards is not well known for accuracy.

I want to ask a simple question , planing to buy AMD X2 4000+ Brisbane but will it able to compete with AMD X2 5600+ or 6000+ if I overclock it to 3.0Ghz ?

I plan to invest more on graphic card maybe Ati 3870 par with AMD X2 4000+ but quite worry it'll bottleneck with the graphic card so I plan to overclock it.

Just my opinion.
If you wan oc, you need a lot of stuffs.

1st: You will need a decent cooler.
2nd: You will need a good ram and mobo. Ram speed slow performance drop. Mobo just go for Biostar TA690G.
3rd: You will need a good PSU for overclocking and support 3870.

These are all i can think of. Bottleneck or not for this combination not sure

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Mine is stable at 5-3-3-3-2T @ 1066 2.55V.

Have anyone use memset 3.4 Beta 3?
Theres a lot more settings in it.


This post has been edited by ocz: Dec 19 2007, 05:25 AM

Wow....you use 1.44Vcore @ 3.2GHz??

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