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when i close the side panel the temp goes as high as 92 celsius at core temp? but when i remove the side panel the temp reduce from 92 to 66 (on full load). Is my temp ok? And i want to know what is the best overclocking for my core2duo e6750? what are the right values to be adjust to the bios. Any comments or suggestions is greatly appreciated...
good clock but a lil on the warm side but then again you'll never run full load even gaming so probly ok
ok.. by the way, which is better? the dram frequency or cpu core speed? which is better of the two? lower multiplier but higher dram frequency or higher multiplier but lower dram frquency?
cpu fsb gives your more 1 & 1 is your best bet far as i know
i aint checked it in prime95 used OCCTPT and i usually leave my pc on for 2days or so in a row before its shutdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by nrs250
i realised i need more mch i inscreased this. But haveing one problem which i had even with my e6600 wondering if you can help its to do with the usb ports sometimes my devices dont work cause their not recieving any power and i have to reboot for it to recieve power again things like usb dvb sticks not only this but my unlocking software which powers nokia phones through usb for me to work on them.
cheers
hi all
I have a win ME Boot cd which i can boot with CD rom support.
works the same as a floppy disc.
I tried to flash my bios back to 1901 as i am 2206 at the moment.
but it said the bios was too old and to download a newer version.
Which procedure should i take to flash my bios back to the 1905 version?
chris
Finally got my Q6600 :D
L720B058
1.262v VID :D
Running 3Ghz stock volts for now, can't go higher due to 4x1GB ram. Temps are better than my e6600. Proper stoked :)
Do you have a link to where you purchased the Danger Den radiator?Quote:
Originally Posted by nrs250
Congratulation Lawrywild! What bios you are using? I like your revision of 2004 bios since there C1E and EIST are not linked to vCore, but I wondering are newer bios versions better for OC.Quote:
Originally Posted by lawrywild
Thanks mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by UZ7
Search the web for Afudos 2.11 then try again....:p:Quote:
Originally Posted by crazeconnolly
Here is the link for the radiator:Quote:
Originally Posted by gwolfman
http://www.dangerden.com/store/home.php?cat=84
Here is a link for a guide on modding (all credit to this guy who did it first):
http:/http://forums.legitreviews.com...4364f4b1834fbf
He used the Black Ice Extreme and felt it was too big. I agree and took his advice and went with the Black Ice Pro from DangerDen. The Extreme is very think and placing it back in the case, while doable, is very tough.
You will need the blue poly-elbows he describes and a dremel to mod the fan housing. Kathi at Danger Den is very helpful and will send you the right stuff if you ask.
:up: congrats man keep us posted wish i had your old e6600 oh well some dayQuote:
Originally Posted by lawrywild
Thanks to anyone who gave me advice on flashing my BIOS.
My boot CD and Afudos 2.11 worked fine. And i reverted back to 1901 Bios.
cheers
c.
So what kind of OC do you get w/ 2 sticks of RAM?Quote:
Originally Posted by lawrywild
I'm hitting only 3.15GHz on my G0 Q6600 w/ 4GB of RAM. The thing that bothers me is that it does this practically at stock, but more volts doesn't yield any increase in stability.
If I can't get the OC stable at higher speeds, I may dump this board in favor of an X38 (once I see how well they are clocking).
CPU:FSB ratio 1:1 is the best option. You could plan for. As anything higher like 5:4 is a waste of power.Quote:
Originally Posted by p5wdh
thanks for the info... the only i problem i have now is the temperature... its hotter when i run orthos... by the way, my specs are:Quote:
Originally Posted by pH(x)
Asus P5WDH-Deluxe
Intel Core2Duo E6750 (overclock at 3.6Ghz)
3gb Corsair Dual Channel PC6400 (2x1gb and 2x512)
250gb WD SATA II 16mb cache
Palit 8800GTS 320mb 320bit
HEC Powersupply AB 550watts
Lian Li Casing B20 <the link http://www.lian-li.com/product/product06.php?pr_index=27&cl_index=1&sc_index=1&ss _index=5&type=b>
http://event.asus.com/mb/45nm/
Finally on the '45nm-list'. Good news.
Bios 0203 must be a typo??
if i could switch my p5wdh deluxe rev1 for the latest revision at no cost, just the messing around swapping them over... would it be worth it???
would i get a better overclock if its a perfect board with the higher mch and possibly other refinement through each revision...
would i have to change anything in the os or will everything run just the same. wondering about the chipset drivers and firmware. or will everything be stored on my hard drives. will it boot up a G0 with an early bios or should i just swap the bios chips... or should i just hope it boots and then flash....
thanks for any assistance, i just like to be reasonably sure about what i'm doing.....
Exactly. It stuffs up Ghost as well. It's a piece of junk, as it has been for years. Asus should stop using this trash on top end motherboards and go back to Promise or something better. The best thing to do with JMicron is to disable it in the bios the first time you boot the motherboard.Quote:
Originally Posted by kensweep
I had the same problem. Switched to Asus P5K-E/Wifi. Now at 3.6Ghz - same cpu.Quote:
Originally Posted by mstp2009
yes you could change the board and you would not need to put any drivers etc back , but to be honest if you were going to swap out your board you might as well get the x38, or i would keep what you have already imho, if you did change the board if you used bios 2103 thats a stable one and has the cpu codes for the G0 steppingsQuote:
Originally Posted by purecain
A lot of people on boards seem to swap out boards like they were changing socks. I have a question.. When I get my board stable...I have tons of settings, program installs (maybe 15 must have programs for me)..bookmarks (I know these are easy to save) etc. Does everyone do a fresh OS install...What is your method for swapping out a board... Does anyone do a swap with the old install intact...i.e. a Windows Repair install. I would be fascinated because many times for me it is not the cost but the headache of losing a night's sleep having to rebuild the new board to the way I used to have it and the way I liked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by GLENBOY
I am trying to see if there is a less troublesome way to approach this process. With X38 and X48 coming out I am excited at the prospect of new OC options but I am trying to prepare for it as best I can.
no i have the board for a friend who doesnt mind if i swap mine out for the later revision.... at least he knows mine is stable and works.....
Just don't break anything when you do the transplant, easy to do with all the components that'll be lying around!
I haven't given up on my unknown PCI woe from the other page, if anyone has another idea.