Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AstroCreep
Ok, I will just play with some settings and volts to try and see if I can achieve some better results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Thanks, :up:
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Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AstroCreep
Ok, I will just play with some settings and volts to try and see if I can achieve some better results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Thanks, :up:
testing
@ Ace, can you verify if I got these materials correct for your Heatpipe Mod?
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/913...imzdtj1.th.jpg
If so, you can use the pic to help noobs like me who usually don't go in HomeDepot/Lowes :D
I still don't have mobo, so I can't take pics with it just yet
looks good to me...good luck!:)
quick question which drivers do i install?? is that jm micro thing for raid?? i dont use raid
only time to add a driver is for on board raid or a add-in card like an Areca Raid card.
if you are doing a single drive install, there is no need other than if you are intending to use ACHI.
Well Ace, I have my E8400 @ 3.6ghz now at stock voltages. DDR is running @ 400 mhz 1:1 at 4-4-4-12
This machine is fast and cool, i may leave it where it is instead of going for 4ghz but I think I will be changing the ram to g.skill 4gb pc 8000
that's very good...nice to run stock volts and get a +600 mhz boost out of it!
i would suggest 2 x 2gb configuration over 4 x 1gb; if you know what i mean.;)
BTW, what is stock volts for you?...what is your VID?
I was thinking of installing Vista but I've got a few questions about installing the drivers for AHCI-mode.
Do I even need to install the them in Vista like I had to do in XP? Is it possible to do from any other storage media, a memorystick for example, or do I still need a floppy disk?
Well, I got my signature below running prime stable. I was surprised how easy this turned out to be! Especially with 8 GB of RAM. If only I had an OS that referenced it all :rolleyes:. In another month I should have my free Vista Ultimate. Then I can really have some fun!
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Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Core temp 0.96.1 shows a VID of 1.1125v
Uguru shows a current voltage of 1.20 to 1.22 to the core.
As far as ram goes I am looking at two gskill 2x2gb kits. I am leaning towards the PC2-8000 instead of the PC2-8500 set
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231145
and
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231166
This crucial ballistix I have wants 2.1 to 2.2v to run 4-4-4-12 @ 400mhz so I think its gonna go.
Just curious... how are you getting it free?Quote:
Originally Posted by dstedman
No u don't need a floppy. A usb flash drive should do the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAdoxx
did you see that 2nd review for the Gskill PC8000 sticks...he said that gskill tech support said those modules have a problem with abit's IP35 Pro board...but it looks like he did not go above 2.1v to see if the 5-5-5-15 worked properly at 1000 mhz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazy Chuckster
i am using Gskill PC6400 and it will work up to just about 1000 mhz if i use 2.15v but my memory is spec to work at 1.8v.
No i didnt see the second review, got a link?
the review was on your newegg link...go to the 1st link and read the customer reviews on the page, 2nd one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazy Chuckster
Just wanted to let you know that it is virtually impossible to run ANY PCI/e Raidcontroller on this mobo, as long as the ICH setting is AHCI or Raid. This holds true for any Abit S775 board I have tried, these include old and new QuadGT as well as the IP35 Pro. It won't boot from HDD or CD, unless you prevent the addon card from initializing itself.
So the only solution is getting a big fat multiport addon card so you can disable onboard raid :(
Edit: Ace, 16.B09 Bios any good?
there is at least one Raid add-in card that works with the Intel Raid enabled and that is the Areca 1210 8x PCIe card...works fine for me...i have Intel's raid enabled and OS installed in addition to dual booting off the areca raid card...i just have to go into the bios and change booting order for the each setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by jcool
16.b09 is ok...it has a few things which i haven't really explored but someone mentioned them back many posts ago...the one drawback: my QX9650 is locked to 9x and below...i can raise it above 9x but it does not hold once you save and re-post...the screen stays at 9x whatever FSB is cranked in...i haven't been hindered since my memory is still capable of getting to the FSB with relaxed timings.
the other item: vcore set is closer to actual, if you can believe that...LOL
That's the first and only negative report I've seen regarding that memory on this board - we will find out soon if this is true - memory in hand, board on the way :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
i am using DDR800 Gskill which works fine up to 1000 mhz on this board...i wasn't sure if the next step up had a problem; so, i thought to mention it.Quote:
Originally Posted by squito
I am getting Vista free through this deal (offer closed now):
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1251141
Thank you, it is appreciated - some of those newegg reviews are questionable at best - what I read here is usually right on :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
CPU-Z 1.44.1
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download425.html
Just spent an hour lapping my 120 extreme :) could only get 600 grip paper tho so i couldn't go for the shiny finish, but what a difference!!
Before I had about 10c spread accross the 4 cores, thats now 5c...and my idle temps have dropped about 10c!
Yeah Ace, I dont normally read into those newegg reveiws that much. I have been following the thread in the bandwidth forum on that memory for a while now and most XS users seem to be getting great results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue