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They've changed the specs at my request...Quote:
Originally posted by EQuito
Thanks for the info. I guess NewEgg's description is wrong then...
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...103-436&depa=0
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Your email has been forwarded to our product support department to review. Once they investigate this issue they will make any changes necessary to the item description and/or photos in order to rectify this situation.
I read high fsb is only a problem with the rev2.0's??
wow, gj! So many people have been trying to get them to change that 1.25v error on the 2500+ also, they havent budged on that..rofl. :toast:Quote:
Originally posted by EQuito
They've changed the specs at my request...
hey dojo- did u have to do the L12 mod to your 2600 to get that fsb? im thinking about getting an infinity. did u get yours from newegg?
hmmm..., looks like they changed it after all cause it shows 1.45v now.Quote:
Originally posted by Dojo | Warlord
wow, gj! So many people have been trying to get them to change that 1.25v error on the 2500+ also, they havent budged on that..rofl. :toast:
Nope. Just put it my Infinity and OCed away. Got 2.7 with multi clocking, then went back and did FSB, kept raiseing it, got to 242. No problems. Im thinking after I sink up my mosfets and some of the other hot chips on the mobo ill be able to hit 245. But as of right now memTest gives me errors at that speed. Actually, it only gave me one, but whatever.Quote:
Originally posted by FlyingHamster
hey dojo- did u have to do the L12 mod to your 2600 to get that fsb? im thinking about getting an infinity. did u get yours from newegg?
- Taiwan
- 1/21 BIOS
- Winbond BH-5 @ 3.3v Vdimm/1.9v Vdd
And yes, I got my Infinity from Newegg.
for 3.3vdimm u didnt have to do any mods right? since thats the most the infinity allows.
and for 1.9vdd, is stock cooling sufficient? or do use extra cooling on your NB? wuts the max vdd the infinity allows?
The 3.3vdimm, no mods, it is max allowed by default on the Infinity. 3.4v or higher requires a vdimm mod.Quote:
Originally posted by FlyingHamster
for 3.3vdimm u didnt have to do any mods right? since thats the most the infinity allows.
and for 1.9vdd, is stock cooling sufficient? or do use extra cooling on your NB? wuts the max vdd the infinity allows?
For the 1.9vdd, im useing a Swiftech MCX159-A for NB cooling. Stock probably couldn't handle it since its a passive heatsink. The max vdd that the infinity allows is 1.9v :)
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I'd like to buy one, the problem is to find it here in Brazil...heheeh
yea, :(
Mabye they will show up soon?