Me la, keke. Hope 790FX will able fully utilize the quad core. I dunno your BIOS setting, if you need to disable TLB patch manually, tell me oh, I know the way. Increase 10% ++ for my mobo.

I am wondering if 5000 B.E. can OCed to 3.4Ghz? What vcore you using now? I will pit this against Windsor and put more benchmark here. Previous 5600+ can do SuperPI 32MB at 24m. Is it ok/fast?

bro db, already sms u liao
i left the reciept at home... was assuming that it will arrive today because it was shipped out the first thing in the morning yesterday. Hasnt arrive bro?

my ram 'died' yesterday....now shes thirsty for voltage...only can boot after adding vdimm and now installing vista....till last step completing installation there stuck

lol ericz, thats the symptom many of people using crucials are having. THey wont just die on you, suddenly they will need ALOT of voltage to run.

shit larrr....damn...feel like selling it off =(...any my vista problem anyone know?

try instlaling using another price of ram, if still fails means your tracersa re beyond rescue bro.

u mean fail as in installing vista fail or what?

holy shite... my kvr on d9dcl also d same thing, need lotsa voltage (2.45v) to be prime stable @ ddr2 1000. but previously on intel it needed 2.2v only... could this be d same like eric case...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Jan 16 2008, 02:41 PM

Nope. IIANM, bro soulfly did point out that AMD timing more tight than intel.

-pWs-

d funny thing is, ddr2 970~980 ish is primable with 2.25v, but ddr2 1000 wont boot at 2.35v (got beep during boot up). at ddr2 1000 with 2.25v is bootable & sp 32M passed, blardy ram, dunno wat's wrong with it...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Jan 16 2008, 03:20 PM

wooohoooo
received RAID card and 4pin to 8pin convertor
testing start now

hehe, great to hear it reached you

I believe my mainboard is stopping me from OC higher. Have another guy here (forget the nick) also having the exactly same mobo and processor only reaching 3.2 at 1.433Ghz. Did a research, saw a lot review able to push 3.4 easily at 1.43.
Msi is bad for overclocking, maybe its not really build for the X2. Lucky is way cheaper that Asus and others.

not only crucial. other ram will also behave like that... especially micron chips. why? because they feed too much current. not voltage...but current.

reduce the drivestrength that should reduce the risk.

high drivestrength = ram killer

but not all motherboard has drivestrength setting in the bios, so u have to use 3rd party tool like systool or something.

why it's always crucial? because everybody buy crucial... easy to find at garage/bulk section. tell me how many ppl bother to buy corsair or ocz nowadays

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 16 2008, 03:46 PM

nice piece of info there soulfly, thanks for sharin...

retired...

aiming 100% but now need to focus on my study first... i have final project

not crazy anymore.. look at this

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...&#entry15177530

yea very true indeed, another thing is that, crucial are bloody cheap. If ur looking at OCZ, dont bother anything lower than PC8000, anything below PC8000 does not comes with D9GMH

Do you try Orthos on it? Is it stable??

DDR2 970-980 w 2.25v. Is it fully stable w that??

Wootsss

-pWs-

yup, prime stable...

still can't figure out why ddr2 1000 is bootable with 2.25v & 2.45v but not 2.35v...

Thanks for the advice bro nadeng1987..but if i leave the vcore at stock value i can't finish calculate super pi 32m..even
with vcore at 1.325v..after so many tries then only i can finished calculating super pi 32m at 1.35 vcore..so wat could be the problem?n 1 more thing my noob mobo can only set the maximum value of vcore up to 1.35v ..n 1 last thing could it be the memory v dimm volt problem as i didn't increase any voltage there and leave it at running at 1.9v ..sorry i m really noob in overclocking hope sifus here can point out my problems..