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Wall7486
01-03-2007, 01:39 PM
I've been an owner of a P5W and e6400 for quite a while already. I haven't had much time to benchmark and OC testing when I first got my components, which is about 5-6 months ago. The full rig is as follows:

Asus P5W w/ 1101 BIOS
Mushkin Redline XP1000 @ 3-4-3-10
E6400 @ 3.2ghz running at 400FSB 1:1

My problem is that I have no way of going over 400 FSB no matter how hard I try. Orthos fails within the first 3 second. I've relaxed my RAM to 5-5-5-12, bump the voltage to the board's max of 2.4Vdimm and my e6400 to 1.5V. I mean I am happy with over a 1 gig overclock, but I am a bit disappointed that most people can get around 420-430FSB on this board until they hit a wall. I find it hard to believe that I hit a brick wall on 400FSB. I'm beginning to think that my e6400 may have been from the bad batch? It is a L624A86. Any input would be appreciated.

tcG
01-03-2007, 01:43 PM
I am happy with over a 1 gig overclock

A "gig" is a measurement of capacity, not speed.

jabski
01-03-2007, 02:21 PM
A "gig" is a measurement of capacity, not speed.
:slap: tcG what speed is your cpu ? 1000mhz = 1 ghz :scope:

Hutch
01-03-2007, 02:41 PM
Have you tried vmch @ 1.65? Here was mine, vmch 1.73v (pencil modded ;) ), cpu only at 1.425v

http://www.geocities.com/hutch1ns/16.jpg

jabski
01-11-2007, 05:26 AM
nice results Hutch. I am gona stick my E6400 in my P5W Dlx as my P5B Dlx isnt doing much with it atall (m/b issues thou)

GrossmeisterB
01-11-2007, 06:15 AM
A "gig" is a measurement of capacity, not speed.

WRONG!


A "gigabyte" is a capacity...

"gig" or "giga" is just short for "1000^3"... :p:

But if anyone writes "I'm happy with a gig overclock", I think everyone knows what it means, right!?!


and to the thread starter: tried using a divider on the memory and run them with SPD enabled?? A lot of P5W DHs got problems running 1:1 at around 400MHz!!!