Fill a brother in homie lol. I'm building a new water cooled unit based on a CM stacker 830 Evo, DFI LP UT P35-T2R, Q9450 (planned), so on so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
Fill a brother in homie lol. I'm building a new water cooled unit based on a CM stacker 830 Evo, DFI LP UT P35-T2R, Q9450 (planned), so on so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
Bite yer tongue:D The P35 is the Intel Expert Board:clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by GripS
What do you want to be filled about? You've got 125pages and ~3100 posts so get to work....:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Darkmind
Seriously, what do you need?
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Originally Posted by Darkmind
I am using a qx 9650 right now. it is absolutely stable on this board with the latest beta bios. earlier bios's had some issues.
heh, decided to do the copper plate and transpiper out the back but flipped the elbowed heatpipe to leave clearance for a fan. I love how physically configurable the that part of the board is.
Booted up first time no problem. I'm not sure if the bios temps are accurate, but this is what I have on stock everything in bios -
CPU Core - 16C
PWM - 39C
Chipset - 37C
Does that seem right for idling in the bios with stock bios/settings?
Use CoreTemp. What are your ambiental temps?
Incoming PM as this discussion may be long and run off topic at some point, as to not thread jack.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
I will as soon as I install windoze. My ambients are pretty cold plus I have the case open and some mega san ace fans blowing through ultra 120 and out top and back.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
Then i guess they are all right. But as the cpu temps can't be lower than ambiental than i assume your room is very cold.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by mrcape
I appreciate man, I have quite same settings but can't reach to 4 ghz, my max screenable is 3.8ghzQuote:
Originally Posted by ether.real
he just has a fine piece of silicone thats all.
Ain't that what we all seek....:DQuote:
Originally Posted by nzbleach
Every man to his own an all but I prefer the real thing lolQuote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
never say never, I give more volts an TADA 4 ghz
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/116/4ghztz6.jpg
Is it just me or has anyone elese noticed since 12/24 bios, smart guardian is much more accurate, voltages are still out, but the temps are bang on.
What do you mean by the real thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by C-N
That is too much vcore on quad for 24/7 usage.Quote:
Originally Posted by ultimeus
LOL. From the looks of that screenshot it's not stable enough to use anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
I think even 1.55V is too much for Kentsfield on 24/7 basis, perhaps only on liquid cooling it's safe, on air i don't think so.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Praz
I had just bought the LT version of the board, and saw that the transpiper can be bought separately. Does the PWM area get warm on the LT version if there's an exhust fan right by it?
Also, if I'm using a 6750 for now, is the latest beta bios stable, or should I go for the latest official?
If your case has enough air inside circulating, you'll be ok.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by WoZZeR999
Use either 10/05 beta or 12/24 official.
Yes I know it's not stable it was just for me, I can't even do a 3dmar06 @ 4 ghz.Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
My daily setting is 3.6 ghz @ 1.4V
I've been trying to read all 124 pages, but I only have so many hours a day that I can sit down and read through all of the pages. I'm exited to get my board, ans my P5K is becoming a P0S. What is the standard droop on this board with and without Vdampner enabled, I have as much to .06v droop without the droop mod.
That is more than enough quad core cpu power for any tasking.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ultimeus
Also, do the chips around the HS, where there isn't anything on top get hot as well? Do you think it would help if I used ramsink on the additional PWM resisters and chips around the CPU area?Quote:
Originally Posted by mad_skills
Hi guys! :welcome:
I recieved sample of RETAIL E8200 BOX for review and I have small problem because I'm loosing stability near FSB 500MHz (1:1 divider). No matter what votages I set (PLL/VTT/NB/SB) the platform is crashing during SPI (NON EXACT IN ROUND) or Orthos Blend/Large FFT so it seems to be memory problem (playing with GLT doesn/t help at all). But - this particular memory kit (2x1GB OCZ Alpha PC-8000 CL4) is working well with ~600MHz CL5 at lower FSB. What's more VTT Voltage is way lower than I set in BIOS - f.e. 1,2V in BIOS = 1.12V measured, 1.6V in BIOS = 1,38V measured. BIOS DC24 and DB07. Quick try - CPU is booting into OS with FSB 530MHz...
Now I put my E6600 and at FSB 500MHz it's stable with only 1,41V on NB and 1,3V VTT (first try, so maybe it's stable with lower voltages also - but I think it's quite good as this CPU has FSB Wall at 520MHz). VTT set in BIOS is almost exact to measured VTT.
Do You have any ideas how to solve this problem? Or is it just FSB Wall? :shrug:
PS. Forgive me my english as I'm self-educated in this language.