thats bad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by FELIX
hope they release a new bios that supports memset :)
memset are very useful.
tnx for the hard work felix :D :clap:
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thats bad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by FELIX
hope they release a new bios that supports memset :)
memset are very useful.
tnx for the hard work felix :D :clap:
DJSUB:...i like it when you and others fix your own big problems...good show!:up:
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Originally Posted by FELIX
i second DJSUB's sentiment about a bang up job that you are doing with "Memset!":clap:
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Originally Posted by scwam
http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/9...441tbi2ge5.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by The Viper
I've been able to run 600MHz 4-4-4-4 1T (see pic) with the IP35 Pro, but this ***tty mobo doesn't let me boot at 1280+. The same RAM does superpi 1M at 700MHz 5-5-5-15 with Blitz Formula, so it's a mobo problem.
Too bad, ABIT. :slapass:
you are doing GREAT!...not many can run at DDR1200 at CAS 4.:up:
Great job DJSUB!:up: what mems are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by DJSUB
@Fixxxer: Now i wanna get myself some Crucials. :(
i'm using my crucial anniversary 2x1gb ram and team xtreem pc9600 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by emoners
tnx
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Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
tnx bro :D:up:
How does this board perform with 4x1GB? I have 4x D9GMH dimms that'd like to use.
just placed an order for the abit ip35 pro.....My Ausu P5K died so its out on RMA so i got the abit to replace it.....My question is do I need to touch the voltages on the nb for fsb between 450-490fsb? And any other voltages that need to be upped for this type of oc besides the cpu
I had the problem with values not being applied on my AW9D-Max. Turns out that if I disable Vanderpool technology it won't let me save any values and reverts to a default. I have to have it enabled in bios all the time. I know its not the same board, but its exactly the same symptom, so worth a shot I think. GL :).
Ive got 4X1GB of Gskill @ 8X450 runing most smoothly. I'm unable to get 8X475 to run. Need to use the 9X multi for 3800+Mhz
you might need to increase your MCH to about 1.4x volt range and ICHIO 1.5 to about 1.6v if you are up near 490...at 450, you might be able to keep default.Quote:
Originally Posted by Volkswagen
I run my IP35-E 24/7 at 475 FSB with 5:6 memoryratio, MHC@default, ICHIO 1.5@1.65. If i keep ICHIO at default programs crashing when i boot to windows. PictureQuote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
thank you ace-a-rue and jolly
board is on its way prob have it tomorrow
Here are photos of a v1.00 and v1.10. I do not notice a difference.
http://picasaweb.google.com/gibson.e...0AndV110Photos
different caps near the bottom... near the corner look taller?
I can see that the 4 caps near the bottom of the board are taller, and the traces and a couple of chips near the top-most PCI slot are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by atlr
i don't think there is any difference...what i see is shadows being cast by the person who took the image...light conditions, moving the camera slightly and focus can make things look very different!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.Bones
Mind sharing your voltages for that?:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fixxxer
Sure, sorry :)
2,5v set in BIOS.
Thank you. :up: :)
I can't get mine over 600mhz either...I give up on it.:down:
add one more owner to the thread... http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=162123
shipped today... weee! new build approaching this weekend...
Thanks for all the reads here, good stuff... :)
Slight difference between the top PCI-E and PCI slot....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v150/new-b/v11.png
There's no need to run 1180-1200 to get those kind of Super_Pi results...