DFI le... got recovery, but i do missed the old nForce4 era when i just press any one of 4 key i assigned earlier in BIOS for which setting i want to use

i believed he meant 1.9V on DIMM not the processor

indeed... i had mine on 3.0GHz @333x9 with 1:1 with tight timing

anyway...
my E2140 passed 2hrs priming test (my personal preference...) @1.475V , yeah that high... but i guess it's ok because the temp pretty low under load... @ ±60°C on ThermalRight HR-01 + AS5 Thermal Paste

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later board used to use easier way to clear CMOS instead off taking off the CMOS battery... either via jumper or switch which can be found on some motherboard...

like my DFI LanParty DK P35 T2R-S, switching the jumper and discharge it... voila, cleared already... or use the combination of the both switch... press power (hold it for 3-5 seconds), press reset button while holding power button... give them maybe 5~7 seconds... voila, cleared...

nope... basically it's all the same... , make it simple la...

usually there's a jumper for clearing CMOS, just switch it to CLR_CMOS, discharge them... voila, you done...

set the jumper to CLR_CMOS (or something like that) while your board on standby (power still on), while jumper still at CLR_CMOS state, discharge them (the board) with power on (just like you switching on PC)

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This post has been edited by sniper69: May 3 2008, 12:10 AM

owh man... this is really tempting, after quite some time now, G0 becoming more popular and popular... , it's time to get one of them...

good one indeed

better than mine... i pumping 1.475V to get pass over 400MHz FSB

nope... it's E2140, my dad's PC, E2160 @3GHz stock voltage only

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no lah, increasing the PCIe just to make sure better stability on higher/faster FSB, i used to use 120MHz or 121MHz

i don't know for sure since that one followed from shamino's (i assume...) @Quantum Force forum...

to be honest... 100MHz or 120MHz or even 121MHz doesn't affect me... , FSB gain...? i don't think i can explain more... later lead to misunderstand, lagi susah... better keep it to myself

... there's misunderstanding... i assume it was from shamino's tip, not the increasing PCI-e lock leads to better/stability...

well, from my XP with 7300GT + DFI LanParty SLI-DR... yes, i have to raise the PCI-e in order to get beyond 800MHz on GPU, i'm not sure if it applied to CPU/FSB too..., but guess it's work (at least on me... -- back when on AMD)

, that forum until now not fix the logon problem kaaa? , haven't visiti them quite a while... anywya, i tried search, but none found about the raising PCIe thingy...

This post has been edited by sniper69: May 24 2008, 02:16 PM

, is it the highest E2140's speed now?

anyway... that's hell a good job dude...

IMO... @DDR1000 with various timing setting would be great for comparison

CPUz reading on load, the VCore i set in BIOS is +162mV , on idle raised to 1.4560VCore



This post has been edited by sniper69: Aug 17 2008, 03:08 PM

ThermalRight HR-01 + Arctic Silver 5 with push-pull config (120mm LianLi fan & 120mm CoolerMaster UV fan)

Intel Pentium Dual Core E2140 M0 1.6GHz @3.2GHz
DFI LanParty DK P35 T2R-S @1600MHz
2x2GB Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC6400 DDR2 800MHz 4-4-4-12 @DDR2 1000MHz 5-4-5-15

ThermalRight HR-01 + Arctic Silver 5 + Lian Li 120mm fan + CoolerMaster 120mm UV fan (push pull config)


* i can't run on maximum test, thus i only managed run the ½ memory test