u sponser me la... 3850 also ok i dun mind

stick back to topic or increase your warning level

Just ordered A64 LE-1600 to play around

just ordered not yet arrive, maybe tomorrow or wednesday

who wants to help me buy TF770 and post it back to me?

other than that i might put my 4400+ G2 on sale

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 14 2008, 08:33 PM

I dun mind waiting, as long as can get cheapest price bcoz i need to cover for postage later

how do u know it's not good? supplier already test one by one?

so far i have never buy anything that's 'guarantee clocking' .... not challenging lor

which value ram are u talking about?

if u want to change divider, try set refresh cycle to higher latency

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 16 2008, 12:41 PM

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

did u check what's the actual value for 2.35v in bios?

post your cpu & ram screenshot

were you referring to 275x10.5? i guess u just need more voltage

by the way.... i got 1620 already
paid for a 1600, but no stock last minute... seller replaced with 1620 at no additional cost

stepping: CCB8F 0745 DPMW, barangan buatan Malaysia

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 18 2008, 05:58 PM

My motherboard slightly overvolts. To encounter this I had to use SysTool to reduce the VID to 1.175V so that the board will feed about 1.20V to the processor. Now the default voltage is actually 1.175V.

Everything looked fine in Windows, so I just ramp up the clockspeed using ClockGen... so easy and the system doesn't freeze!



Rebooted. Set the DDR2 divider to DDR2-800 setting and increased Vdimm.





This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 18 2008, 07:53 PM

not sure... i didn't test stock vcore finely.... from 3000mhz i just straight away look for higher clock

3408mhz @ 1.375

temp also high

i'm pretty much held back by my ram.... which most probably due to built-in VGA

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Added on January 18, 2008, 9:48 pmPhenom lousy overclocker ler, I'd rather not buying it.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 18 2008, 09:48 PM

go to xtremesystems forum.... some of them are playing with phenom already. but i think they would tell u that phenom sucks at overclock too.

Update with Pi 32M



LE-1620 Orleans F3 | soulfly | ABIT nF-M2 nView | Crucial PC-5300 | 426MHz | 4-4-4-12-16 | CM Hyper TX

temp is high already.... around 56~57'C shown by CoreTemp

i guess CM HyperTX is not very efficient already...although design is so similar to Xigmatek