Paiseh sniper
Oredi post the screenshot again....

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Added on February 9, 2008, 2:40 pmWat is tat, mind to enlight me? Issit i should not use 1:1 divider???
Noob in OC la.... hehe

This post has been edited by -=J4cKa5s=-: Feb 9 2008, 02:41 PM

bro have tried 400x8?u try 400x8 1st c stable or not.if stabel then try get 400x9

for ure mobo i think they call it delay something in ure dram timings.. channel something..

take it like this 400 bus strap 333.. light/moderate strength is equivalent to 400 bus strap 400 aggressive/more aggresive strength..
difference is VcMH.. lower on strap 400.
lowest tRD settings easier on strap 400.

a friend of mine (requesting my BIOS setting and i think it is best to post up here , the setting isn't 100% stable though since not yet priming... but i can say it's quite stable since i can even game ±2 hours with it...

* it might differ from BIOS, Processor characteristic... so... pardon me if any trouble i caused

sounds interesting... can explain more about it? thanks

try it..

reduce ure strength.. increase ure trd.. this will reduce ure NB also ure overshoot hence u can adjust ure gtl better..

later when u found the perfect fsb( vtt termination) aka ht link voltage.. u can up it and ure NB.. till then dont dude..
its a marginal gain from strength.. u can do better bandwidth gain from dram timings.. so just leave it at relax or more relax...

hmm weird lar.. i have been seeing soulfly .. aka moderator been telling everybody about y rams die or degrade.. aka talking about strength..
nobody seems to be paying attention to him..

geee i feel u bro..
and for 4 ram stick.. use that channel setting to change some trds on different stick.. get better stability..

hmm unless somebody can post ure bios screenshot i can point out for u
ive seen the LP UT version..

i am sure they didnt take out the dram strengths..

cause ure mobo hangs.. aka u guys assume its vcore etc.. but sometimes.. just sometimes.. its actually the mem for bus..
or vtt termination...

thats y so many ppl are getting different vcores .. i mean a lot of difference on same proc with same batch.. even some on different mobo's ( stupid reviewers this part.. plug and play sponsered monkeys)
when they compare mobo they say this mobo can get this much bus or vcore etc and the other less...

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Feb 9 2008, 11:15 PM

just wanna ask . this mobo compatible wit vista ? anyone using this wit vista ? and compatible wit crucial ballistix tracer rams ?

wat u mean by compatible issue?im running tracer on it..jus didnt use vista yet as im still tweak it

my mobo has a really serious vcore issue...i've set the vcore in bios as 1.40v (1.25V + 150mV)...vdrop to 1.37v...then vdroop to 1.32v...really hope there will be a volt-mod or some work around on this...this really shock me coz last time wif my DQ6, the vdroop as good as zero.

btw...do you guys plug in the floppy power molex to the FDP?

wow bro..its bigger vdrop..i've set mine 1.312v in bios n load 1.296v..not dat much vdrop compare to u bout floppy i didnt use floppy..myb others can tell

yup...it's a big diff and really not gonna help me in ocing...i need to 'inteligently calculate' the vcore that i'd need to set in bios to achieve my target...

not that floppy disk drive la bro ...there's a power connector on the box itself called 'FDP'...u can use ur floppy power molex to supply extra power to the mobo...according to the manual, it is meant to supply extra power to stabilize the system when u go for dual gfx. this DK is my second mobo from DFI...last time used the LP UT nF4 Ultra-D...got the same thing. and most people would recommend to plug the power in to help stabilize ur oc.
so, just wanna check whether u guys plug it or not?

This post has been edited by remysix: Feb 10 2008, 02:30 PM

kekeke then my bad.. lastime u plug the fdp?help to stabilize ur oc bro?i didnt plug it..but if help much to stabilize oc then i wud to plug it later

really? then i'm really dissapointed with this DK

Donkey Kong

@remysix, mfcm
i plugged in the Floppy Power, like i used to with SLI-DR , no harm done what...

Its highly recommended to plug in the Floppy power connector. It'll give the mobo additional stability when the GC draws some power from the mobo especially if ur GC is the high-end wan.

for oc purpose, i'd plug in everything i could into the board...just to make sure that u have a nice and stable juice running throughout ur system...

anyway, about the vdroop issue...mine is really bad. but maybe u guys are luckier...just like mfcm said that his only a few mV which is acceptable...
btw, just realize that my Core1 (the second core) is kinda weak...just prime at 3.45G, others ok, but Core2 spitted out error as early as the 2nd minute...mmm...wonder why coz last time ok jek

my CPUz shows 1.424V on idle and 1.408V on load, i guess not that big as yours huh...

good and stable running juice == good mobo stability == better for oc...so, for oc, i'd plug it in...

not to say anything but i believe my rm300 ip35-e can perform better than this complicated board la. eh. Too many settings for this board... for "intelligent" users huh

Aha, yeah, can your IP35-E do 550MHz of bus speed?
Even with LN2 or DI the IP35-E won't be able to reach there.

DFI Lanparty DK P35 T2RS can.
That's the differences.

IP35-E is only built for mild overclocking.
DFI Lanparty boards is always built for crazy oc'ers.

Nothing is perfect in this world, so don't compare the vdroop thingie.
Plus, IP35-E has been launched for over a year now. Remind me again how old is DFI Lanparty DK P35 T2RS?

With IP35-E gone through a lot of bios update while DK P35 T2RS launched around 2-3 months ago, you'd expect the DK P35 to be better in everything?

Ever heard of Logical Thinking?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 10 2008, 07:51 PM