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11-03-2004, 02:05 AM
H2OGun

Kyosen, what is the highest vcore on the BIOS (without voltage mod) on AOPen? Thanks
11-03-2004, 02:13 AM
cpulloverclock

Quote:

Originally Posted by kyosen

Yeah, DFI's mb looks pretty good!!!

SuperPI English version is slightly faster than Japanese one on Dothan,
and my OC results is upon FSB/mem=3:4 mode, but anyway, DFI's mb
looks faster than AOpen's one!

I expect that memory interleave is enabled on DFI's mb.
In AOpen mb, SuperPI time is same at any memory configuration,
256MB x1 or 256MB x2 or 512MB x1.

I'll get DFI mb in near future...
...and today I go to purchase PenM765 from now ;)

Ok, The Mad (Sam) saw a strange thing , at 2800MHz and 1.6v = 25-26s, at 1.7v = 29s, at 1.8v = 40s
and 2800MHz 1.4v = 28s :confused:
weird...

the DFI will be available everywhere, 2-3 weeks, he is necessary to find the vdd mod
11-03-2004, 02:18 AM
kyosen

> With the Aopen board u can only get 1.45v for the vcore with a mod???
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Yes, in case of over 1.5V, the system goes down as soon as
starting calculation.
Vcore FETs of AOpen's mb are smaller than usual ones.

> I hope with the DFI and another mb we'll can have 1.5v and more
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Vcore FETs of DFI's mb looks like usual size,
and now x86-secret shows DFI' mb goes actually over 1.6V.
it's very exciting ;)

> Kyosen, what is the highest vcore on the BIOS (without voltage mod) on AOPen? Thanks
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1.34V, in case of PenM755.
Now I've got PenM765, so I'll check later...
11-03-2004, 02:36 AM
H2OGun

Kyosen, how much can you overclock your P-M755 at the max vcore 1.34v? Thanks.
11-03-2004, 02:48 AM
kiko

Quote:

Originally Posted by kyosen

Yeah, DFI's mb looks pretty good!!!

SuperPI English version is slightly faster than Japanese one on Dothan,
and my OC results is upon FSB/mem=3:4 mode, but anyway, DFI's mb
looks faster than AOpen's one!

I expect that memory interleave is enabled on DFI's mb.
In AOpen mb, SuperPI time is same at any memory configuration,
256MB x1 or 256MB x2 or 512MB x1.

I'll get DFI mb in near future...
...and today I go to purchase PenM765 from now ;)

kyosen aopen will enable memory interleave w/ a new bios revision in your opinion?

Ciao
11-03-2004, 02:59 AM
cpulloverclock

Launched on november 15 for 199â‚¬ or 253$ (with taxes of course)

11月15日頃発売予定。ご予約価格27,000円。

Kyosen, u lend me your 765? :p:

try with a NB water block (socket A) and LN2 at 1.6 and 1.7v if there is a difference
11-03-2004, 03:10 AM
crotale

Quote:

Originally Posted by cpulloverclock

Ok, The Mad (Sam) saw a strange thing , at 2800MHz and 1.6v = 25-26s, at 1.7v = 29s, at 1.8v = 40s
and 2800MHz 1.4v = 28s :confused:
weird...

Speed stepping? Throtteling?
Just some thoughts.
11-03-2004, 03:39 AM
cpulloverclock

Quote:

Originally Posted by crotale

Speed stepping? Throtteling?
Just some thoughts.

no throttling and thermal monitor off
11-03-2004, 07:29 AM
Mathias-K

Will there be no ABIT/ASUS powerful boards?
11-03-2004, 07:35 AM
kyosen

> Kyosen, how much can you overclock your P-M755 at the max vcore 1.34v? Thanks.
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about 2.5G, with Thermaltake Tower112, at 22 degrees centigrade air.
Screenshot and picture of rig are here:
http://219.113.251.125/c-board/c-boa...ne;no=3084;id=
You also see performance difference between high-FSB@3:4 mode and
low-FSB@3:5 mode, at almost same internal clock.

> kyosen aopen will enable memory interleave w/ a new bios revision in your opinion?
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I think that AOpen's engineers choose stability rather than performance...
11-03-2004, 11:34 AM
KPJ

kyosen,

can you choose multipliers on the Dothans?`?????
11-03-2004, 02:09 PM
caater

multi is downwards unlocked. feature of speedstep ;)
i don't know if aopen has speedstep (mult) controls in bios like dfi,
but aopen has a nice utility for changing multis and stuff in windows.
another option also is to use proggie called "cpu msr"

Quote:

Originally Posted by KPJ

kyosen,

can you choose multipliers on the Dothans?`?????
11-03-2004, 04:09 PM
caater

omgomg

http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2264&p=4

Quote:

Originally Posted by anandtech

It didn't take long for motherboard manufacturers to put a mobile chipset and a compatible socket on a motherboard and thus while in Taiwan I saw two of the first shipping desktop Pentium M motherboards with AGP support.

AOpen and DFI both have motherboards ready, and are both targeting the Japanese market first. DFI built their board for a particular customer and is planning an enthusiast level board based on the desktop 915 chipset with some overclocking features in the near future. We know that Shuttle has been working on a SFF based on the Pentium M for quite some time now but have yet to see anything from them.

soz for crapping your thread but as this is a nice dothan-topic then.. ;)
11-04-2004, 06:08 AM
p0rl1n

Here is the official dfi press release about a pentium m board:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Press/press_he...33.jsp&SITE=NA
this board is based on the Intel mobile 855GME/6300 ESB chipset not the 915.
I CAN'T WAIT! They have a nice benchmark chart of doom3 on different cpu's. A 2.0m is almost as fast as a 3.4ee.
11-04-2004, 06:14 AM
I²K

Hope S478 Prommy mounting will fit :)
11-04-2004, 09:19 AM
H2OGun

Kyosen, I just got the A-Open board but I am having problem running my X800 XT PE. After I installed Catalyst, I can't seem to boot to Windows. The system shows a blank screen and nothing else. Can you please advise if this is typical problem or only happened to me? Any suggestions please? Thanks.
11-04-2004, 09:33 AM
feesh

Quote:

Originally Posted by p0rl1n

Here is the official dfi press release about a pentium m board:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Press/press_he...33.jsp&SITE=NA
this board is based on the Intel mobile 855GME/6300 ESB chipset not the 915.
I CAN'T WAIT! They have a nice benchmark chart of doom3 on different cpu's. A 2.0m is almost as fast as a 3.4ee.

Anand mentioned that this was the board already developed. He suggests that the 915 version is coming in the future:

"DFI built their board for a particular customer and is planning an enthusiast level board based on the desktop 915 chipset with some overclocking features in the near future."
11-04-2004, 09:35 AM
KPJ

I would like to know, like IÂ²K, if you can fit S478 waterblocks and prommys on the S479.

Could you answer this? Thanks :)
11-04-2004, 09:41 AM
cpulloverclock

I hesitate between a dothan, a P4 2MB L2 or an A64 E
11-04-2004, 10:13 AM
KPJ

Will multipliers be completely unlocked on the DFI board?

Pressrelease says 6x to infinite?!?
11-04-2004, 02:38 PM
grimREEFER

my sp94 can run a dothan passively!!!!!!!!
anyone know if it will fit?
11-04-2004, 03:45 PM
cpulloverclock

Quote:

Originally Posted by grimREEFER

my sp94 can run a dothan passively!!!!!!!!
anyone know if it will fit?

ur Sp94 is not compatible with the S479 but adapting it...
11-04-2004, 08:30 PM
perkam

Amazing Info Kyosen, I'm sure someone at Intel NA Headquarters is probably pulling his/her hair out of getting this info out so soon !!!

Just to clarify:

Quote:

about 2.5G, with Thermaltake Tower112, at 22 degrees centigrade air.

So, a TT-112 will fit the S479 without an adapter mod ??

And, is 2.5 g the max you could get on air ? How far does the stock cooler go ??

Thx in advance.
11-05-2004, 07:44 AM
bias_hjorth

hmm guys what going on with this article then?

http://www.x86-secret.com/articles/c.../dfi855-10.htm
2800 = 25sec

Makes me wonder why they seperate the two screenshots?
11-05-2004, 07:55 AM
cpulloverclock

Quote:

Originally Posted by bias_hjorth

hmm guys what going on with this article then?

http://www.x86-secret.com/articles/c.../dfi855-10.htm
2800 = 25sec

Makes me wonder why they seperate the two screenshots?

like that

I'm waiting the kyosen's test with the DFI board

23-24s at 2.8?

Sam tried 30 times before having 25s

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