yes it those thing.

but dont know if it really work with an overclocked system.

is it ok if i straightly oc my ram frm the bios?nw im at 2.00D,so i assume D is stable.set it to 2.66 and i get 1212mhz rams

well it did stated in the bios (if im not mistaken) that its recommended to set to standard with overclocked settings....so perhaps that would be the best for it.....anyways..i couldnt explore much with this proc anymore as its reached it limit (below 60C) at 3.25 ....so this is as far as i know within the FSB ranges ...not sure much beyond that...

do you increase the NB voltage to do 500FSB?

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Added on February 14, 2009, 2:20 am2.00D means its using the 400mhz latch on the MCH with 1:1 ratio

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Feb 14 2009, 02:20 AM

NB voltage?i guess not,bcoz so far i oni mess with the vcore

i thk i'll leave this ram thg to what it is now 1st until i get more understanding of those latches or strappings.wont feel much diff oso less 154 mhz frm previous setting

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Feb 14 2009, 02:35 AM

seems like it has turned out to be an oc discussion here. well i have a question too, i know its always best to run at 1:1 ratio, but for my current settings, i could only hit 400 FSB if i wanna keep my vcore at normal value, if i wanna hit more than 450 FSB i'll have to increase my vcore; which i dont want to.

so my question is, should i change my ratio to 5:6 so that my ram would be oced to 960mhz? cuz from everest memory benchmark it indeeds shows improvements in bandwidth and latency. but its running in 5:6 ratio.

my specs are as shown in my sig, and i am expecting my gtx285 soon, and i guess my cpu and rams would be the bottleneck factor for it, so i would just like to squeeze alittle bit more out from my rams. so would changing to 5:6 ratio thus making my rams to run at 960mhz(or more) would increase my pc performance?

or should i stick back with my current 1:1 ratio?

thanks!

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This post has been edited by cdlim87: Feb 14 2009, 11:33 AM

anyone know what is the maximum cfm for 120mm fan included with CCF?

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Weight: 590g
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Air Flow: 90.65 CFM (Max)
Noise:16~20 dBA (+/- 10%)
Speed:1,000~2,000 RPM (+/- 10%)
Life:50,000 hours
Thermal Resistance: 0.092 (C/W)

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oh shoot i realize i did a small mistake while installing my crossbow backplate .i take off the white plastic thing cause i though its part of the double side tape.not a big matter is it?

i think that one is to prevent short circuit u know.

its dangerous bro..!!!
i nvr use that i dunoe what is it.. but, wat i guess u try to say is the washer rite??

the function of washer is act as an insulator between ur kit and mobo..
so that there is no unhappy case happen..(short circuit, MB kaboom!!!!! )

so i personally advised u better put the washer there... dun lazy..!!!

but i've already sticked the backplate to the mobo ,anythg i can do nw?

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Added on February 14, 2009, 6:27 pm

see the white plastic thing on the backplate?

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Feb 14 2009, 06:27 PM

u r lucky coz ur back plate got paint rite? if it was not paint u will cry oledi now...
but for ur safety, still u need to put it back... this is not waster for screw but it is still use to insulating..
do it now..!!!

but the thing sure damm hard to take off now since the double sided tape is strong and after i take it out and want to stick bck,use wat?

and i cant find any info wheter its paint anot,but the backplate got a matte black finish

This post has been edited by ZeneticX: Feb 14 2009, 06:40 PM

just cover it with a layer of double sided tape.

and get those thick and soft type one.

and to take it off?i heard b4 theres a way use hair dryer 1

easy now!!!

u say u got stick with double tape rite? thn should not a prob ad la....

js let it like wat it is now...

because paper is not a good (or should i say nt at all ) insulator for electricity?primary school science

next time read the instruction and manual thoroughly...........

i jz realized it ytd after i saw the plastic thg on my table and flipped bck the manual to check it out what is it i was "eh,why the picture show this white plasticky thing on it when it calls me to stick to mobo".luckily i havent throw it yet,keeping it nw for future when i remove the backplate