The site above has js trojan horse... Glad my nod32 caught it -_-; Just search windows memtest on google and you will find what he is using.Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
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The site above has js trojan horse... Glad my nod32 caught it -_-; Just search windows memtest on google and you will find what he is using.Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
sorry about the link, here is the home page for memtest:
http://hcidesign.com/memtest/
what about the memory, did you test in windows ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charloz24
If I were you I would continue to look at other possibilites, I seriously doubt that the cpu is the culprit. IMO AMD is testing, testing, and retesting the X2's before shipping since its a new product QA on it will be very tight.
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Originally Posted by Puni Puni Poemy
Not really. One of my 4800 cores is windows stable at 2970 and the other at 2950, but it will run memtest for days at 3000.
i don't think it's the temps so much unless your freezing of course. At 3000 1.62v my 4800 was still around 39deg or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ugly n Grey
I didn't say my experience was your experience, I said my OC was HOT, hitting 57c on fulll load. I am heat limited. You may not be.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
Though I can't see any air cooler pulling the heat of these things 24/7 no matter who made it any more than they could cool a 200w light bulb.
Got my 4400+ about 30 minutes ago. check out the pics !
I thought to myself, I'll go ahead and test it with the IHS on just to make sure it works ! but 2 mins later the IHS was off ! lol
I'm impressed with the heatsink that AMD includes ! pretty nice 4 heatpipe copper base.
Results later tonight! :D
My 4400+ is on the Fedex truck! Ordered yesterday from the Egg and I'm in FL (shipped from NJ location) one day it's here in Hollywood, FL does not say "On fedex truck for delivery" so maybe will be here tomorrow. Need my 7800 GTX due to not having any PCIe cards for testing.
BTW did you see that price on Newegg went from $632 free ship up to $699 + $4 ship overnight! This 4400+ must be in high demand and to think the MSRP is $581 ouch ouch ouch, that might have been the breaking point for me if it was higher price closer to FX-55 San Diego.
Please keep totally up to date on your successes, you running a DFI LP NF4?
I bet you're doing the happy dance right now :banana:
Grats :clap: Now lets hope it overclocks like a champ right? and if mine does too we'll have a :toast:
Ok one screen shot b4 having to get back to the office
Rig is in sig (server)
This is default settings, running 2 instances of PI 8m just for a temp base line.
I'll start OCing things later after work, I've got 2gig of Crucial Ballistix coming tomorrow to play with too :D
lol, yeah I took mine off before installing also. By the way, I think the new stock heatsink probably looks better than it performs, but for any of you guys taking the spreader off. be warned that if you plan on using any sort of large clip down sink, there is a high risk of chiping a corner of the die. betest to use a even screw down type of sink or block, unless you are freezing of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
1.26v??Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
I will, without a doubt be anxiously awaiting your results this evening! How ironic that you have the 4400+ without the Ballistix and I have the Ballistix w/o the 4400+ but that will all be fixed tomorrow :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
I am hoping the 7800 will be here tomorrow too or I'll be on hold another day, coming from CA unfortunately to FL with fedex saver usually doesn't ship from CA but I'm hoping the normal 2 day but maybe 3 max just in time for the weekend.
I am without a doubt much too nervous to remove the IHS and clamp down with a risk of any damage, not because of the $$$ involved just because it would be a gross waste of $$$ is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
On an unrelated note I was able to order a HLR7178W from Tweeter / Sound Advice today! for Aug delivery for any of you home theater fans. Gotta run down to pay for it now so I'm 3rd in line for the largest DLP ever created. :woot:
This is very strange, my office is in Davie, FL near both FT Lauderdale and Hollywood, as you can see below goes from FTL to HLWD then somehow gets back to FTL ramp? Strange they could have put in on a truck in FTL or HLWD and would have been to me already lol, I guess maybe someone is giving my 4400+ an extra long Fedex ride?
Jul 19, 2005 2:33 pm
Left FedEx Ramp
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
9:55 am
Arrived at FedEx Ramp
HOLLYWOOD FL
6:06 am
Arrived at FedEx Ramp
FORT LAUDERDALE FL
Everything from Fedex goes to central sorting in Dallas overnight and then is flown out to the shipping centers for dispersal and delivery. You chip may have a nice Texas accent when you get it.
It defaulted to 1.3v in bios, smartguardian reads all my voltages low.Quote:
Originally Posted by xgman
What is it suppose to default to ?
I'm using 704-2 bios
You are fine Major thats what mine defaulted to too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
Which BIOS should I be using for my new DFI UT LP Ultra-D? I believe I downloaded 623-3 last night which shows X2 performances fixes glad they "fixed" it. I hope the performance is as expected now with this BIOS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Major
I think the 704-2 is the best bios with the X2, it has one issue when using the 123% and above special Vid control where it can supply a dangerously high Vcore when changing the contol. But with the X2 I don't plan on having to use it ! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by pentium777
There is a modded bios that Bigtoe took out the 123% and above so it "shouldn't" happen. You will have to look around to find the post.
The 623-3 should be fine to start with though.
BTW, most peeps "in the know" use the -2 bios with all ram types it seems to be the most stable. I always used -3 for TCCD but after trying 510-2 have been using the -2 since.
There is a revised or fixed version of that BIOS that Oskar did without the vcore errors. I'm running -2 version of that, has given me my best overclocks and most stable memory access BY FAR to this point.... my $0.02
here is the link for the 704-2 modded ;)
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=67910
Thanks Major, couldn't find that again meself
I don't recall seeing that -2 bios on DFI's site, do I need to go into archives or something? The 623-3 was the newest certified is the 70x-2 beta?
basically all the BIOS in use around here(with the exception of user modded BIOS) is created by Oskar, a DFI employee/engineer..... having said that, it IS beta, but if you don't like it, reflash.
ScienceMark2 results with X2
to download here
http://www.sciencemark.org/frame.php?frame=40
(latest 32-bit version, March 2005)
Results from AthlonXP, Athlon64, Northwood, Prescott and Extreme Edition are located here:
http://www.x86-secret.com/articles/c...ott/p4e-13.htm
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.c...id=1535&page=8
My simulation times with X2 4400+ @ 10x275 MHz (2750 MHz)
Molecular Dynamics
http://mitglied.lycos.de/xxmartin99/...750_moldyn.png
Primordia
http://mitglied.lycos.de/xxmartin99/..._primordia.png
Primordia
EE @ 3.7 GHz : 355 sec.
X2 @ 2.75 GHz: 242 sec.
EE 50% slower
Molecular Dynamics
EE @ 3.2 GHz : 90.7 sec.
X2 @ 2.75 GHz : 53.9 sec.
EE 70% slower
64-bit ScienceMark could even score better (just as 64-bit Cinebench is much faster than 32-bit).
btw.
Almost 2.8 GHz running 5 hours dual-primestable with 1.5V very cool and quiet. :D
Low temperatures only possible by removing heatspreader.
http://mitglied.lycos.de/xxmartin99/...2780@1.504.png
Martin