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Szymek
02-20-2004, 01:46 PM
Hi everyone

I've just cracked the core on my P4M 1.6 B1 stepping that run at 3.6g with phase-change :( I'll try to revive it later on because voltage feeding CPU pins are all corroded and probably make no contact in socket...


Anyway I've acquired new mobile P4 1.8 C1 stepping and hopefully want to push it more than this old one...

Currently I've revived my semi-dead IC7 and I'm running this at 53C IDLE with box cooler..

I have to implant IHS from a dead desktop P4 cause I'm worried about my bare mobile core....

http://beton.met.pl/obrazki/xtr/16at36_1.jpg
http://beton.met.pl/obrazki/xtr/16at36_2.jpg

http://beton.met.pl/obrazki/xtr/cpu1.jpg
http://beton.met.pl/obrazki/xtr/memory1.jpg
Szymek
02-20-2004, 02:49 PM
Highest attainable on air with 'stock' voltage

http://beton.met.pl/obrazki/xtr/cpu2.jpg
Soulburner
02-20-2004, 02:54 PM
Is this one of those Centrinos or not?

Or is it just like the XP-M's, same thing at lower power?
Sidebinder
02-20-2004, 02:57 PM
That is pretty nice oc on stock volt man. I just wonder though, is the stock volt on a P4M the same as it is on the normal p4? Doesn't make sense to me.:stick:
Szymek
02-20-2004, 02:58 PM
Originally posted by Soulburner
Is this one of those Centrinos or not?

Or is it just like the XP-M's, same thing at lower power?

It is NOT centrino (P-m)...

It's just the ordinary P4-M.

Can Centrino CPUs run on desktop chipsets ??

Centrino needs new 855 sets and work with 478 & 479 sockets
Szymek
02-20-2004, 03:00 PM
Originally posted by Sidebinder
That is pretty nice oc on stock volt man. I just wonder though, is the stock volt on a P4M the same as it is on the normal p4? Doesn't make sense to me.:stick:

No, the stock voltage is 1.3 but for some reason desktop mobos donn't wont run lower than 1.575 with mobiles though :/

The same goes for the multiplier. It is always x12 regardless of mobile CPU type/clock !
Soulburner
02-20-2004, 03:07 PM
The DFI Infinity 875/865 have as low as 1.3v, might be worth a try.

They only give 2.9v for the DIMMS.....why? Their NF2 Ultra board has 3.3v :(
Szymek
02-20-2004, 03:11 PM
Originally posted by Soulburner
The DFI Infinity 875/865 have as low as 1.3v, might be worth a try.

They only give 2.9v for the DIMMS.....why? Their NF2 Ultra board has 3.3v :(

Thanks for the info but I'm willing to feed that one with ~1.7 with Ph-Ch
Super strokey
02-20-2004, 03:30 PM
So the intel mobiles are multi locked too? How do they slow them down for laptops then to save power?
Szymek
02-20-2004, 03:38 PM
Originally posted by Super strokey
So the intel mobiles are multi locked too? How do they slow them down for laptops then to save power?

Heh - FSB !