ya chip does come w/ unlocked multi rite? play w/ d multi 1st w/o minglin w/ htt. crank up d cpu multi while leave d rest untouched, pump vcore if unstable. btw, 1.37v for a 2.8GHz is a 'lil high, w/ that kinda voltage it should bring u near to 3.0GHz if not more. ur usin on board graphic?

Yeah. Using onboard graphics.

I will try both your suggestions. Thanks.

usually oc doesn't fare well if onboard gfx is inused, especially htt oc is involved. do keep us posted then... all d best...

yes2 buy a gfx 4850 will do .....

I will try tonight. The problem is, I scared my PSU cannot handle so much. 500W enough for 4830/4850?

if you sked, juz buy 4670/4650, no need extra power from psu

@thteong82 - no worries, im running my proc as stated in my sig, 9800gtx+, 2x250gb hdd on a 500w true power PSU =)

as long as ur 12v rail have enuf juice u dont have to worry bout it

This post has been edited by noobianz: Mar 6 2009, 12:15 PM

u go la... ltr i meng-LN2-kan yr ps3 baru tau.... lol...
jkjk...^^

wat is the max clock u can go with oc by multi only??

LOL...

true power YES..!!!

but CF i no thik so..

Another 7750. Wonder how much his proc can go

u guys need a gud mobo... *ahem... *ahem...

bro sepul's fxb still up for grab...

ehem* ehem*


yeah yeah... FXB with WC.... if for Deneb lagi bagus!!!!!

coz WC kit target is 4GHz for 24/7 maaa...

Sorry if wrong section, just want to clear out my confusion. Is it when we pair a high end gc with those igp board like 780g, the performance is slower than we pair with those non igp board?

it depends whether u overclock d system (not includin gfx). ofcoz non igp board thend to fare better in oc, but there're few boards w/ igp oc like mad... 690g is one of d example.

"The hybrid and integrated scores pulled high numbers, but when paired with a faster card, the GA-MA78GM-S2H was only slightly faster in about 50% of the tests performed and in the other 50% some of the scores were poorly low."

Quote from overclockers review on ga-ma78gm

what does it means actually?

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Added on March 6, 2009, 2:24 pmmeans if for non oc, the performance would be same rite?

Planning to get a board to pair with x2 6000. Among all 780g out there, which is stand out than others?

dfi>giga>asus>biostar?

This post has been edited by REZ: Mar 6 2009, 02:24 PM

i guess wat they meant was igp + lower end of gfx @ hybrid cf offers more improvement (* not performance) than havin higher end gfx only (since hybrid cf only works for igp + 3400 series).

a toaster (if ur gettin 125w) + 780g board (known to have high nb temp issue for some) gonna make ya pc an oven.

why not go for 790gx matx board? biostar for u ?

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Mar 6 2009, 02:31 PM

oo, thks for clarify.

790 nb ok r? at 1st target the biostar ta790gx before.

This post has been edited by REZ: Mar 6 2009, 02:39 PM

Yup get biostar TA790GX 128M, i've used it b4 n never regret buying it..
Only prepare for the weird master PCIE at the bottom plus not being able to access the clear cmos jumper with a big ass gpu plugged in

imo 790gx is not that hot, but i've heard negative results (claimin d nb is scorchinly hot) especially from matx dfi 790gx users. i owned a 790gx a2+ and 790gx 128M b4, slapped an el cheapo pc cooler chipset cooler (copper) on d nb, temp never exceed 42'c. at d end of d day (be it 780g or 790gx), d clearence for 3rd party chipset cooler will decide how cool u can get (chipset temp), d bigger d space, d higher d chance of havin those cooler installed (hence, lower temp).

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Mar 6 2009, 03:13 PM

The D board will solve all your problem for now

orait, thx for all opinion, really helpful. wanna join you guys once rig setup done.

btw, the d board is not within my budget