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i had her running at 3.7v i think the corsair memory i got is just :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:ty.
but boy did that :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: get hot. i really reccomend using a fan to blow on the memory if your going to use this for extended periods of time.
Filter,
Did the higher vdimm solve any of your problems?
Is with that 512mb x 2 or 1 x 512 etc....?
What is your highest stable?
:D
that was using 2x512. it didnt fix any of my problems really.
i was already running at 6-3-3-2.5 1t and even at 3.7 volts i couldnt get them any tighter. i could go 5-2-2-2.5 2t but didnt run as fast.
i only played with it for about an hour. i'm leaving out of town till friday so hopefully this weekend i get to play with it more.
that was still at 225fsb. i belevie thats all my chip will give out unless my board is messed up. going to try it in the GF machine with her kingston ram and see what i can get out of it. (shes got same board but a 2800+ thats doing 240fsb 5/4 divider
:edit also i'll be putting in a new psu an antec 430watt true power. replacing my aging psu
also was that 200mem or 266mem? My K8NSpro had some problems posting with 2 sticks and the booster at 200mem. Got it working though by booting at 266mem with one stick, then adding the second, then changing to 200mem.
dont understand what you are asking for sure. but memory was set to 200.
dont think i had an option for 266 do you mean 166?
Ok filter im going to trust you and give it a shot tonight. It's 1am where im at. I've been testing it all day in My IS7 board. Best board i've ever had and the first IS7-e. I get better sisoft mem scores than My IC7.
It's works as advertised. I bumped it up a bit. The dam thing will give me 4.1v when i gave it a quick twist.
I'll give it a shot in my sig MSI board. How long have you been running it on your MSI, and what slot.
Didnt someone kill their K8n with the booster already??
no problems with killing the cpu with the booster on the msi is there? if not ill be getting me one. as i got bh-5 nad could use the extra voltage.