Dothan @ 24/7 specs, low volts, low temps, low noise

OK,
picked up an x800xl to play with...

first run, Dothan at 2700mHz, default x800xl

>>>30,531

Nice power. More later!

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Originally Posted by Gautam

I swear WinXP SP2 is better than win2k for dothans in 01. Haven't seen anyone match my lobbies or car high in win2k at similar speeds, see sig.

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Yip, found the same. XP SP2 gave slightly higher results than 2k with the dothan and 9800pro/9500NP

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Originally Posted by charlie

The extra volts gained me NUTHIN' on AIR.....

nadda.

Will try on the autocascade later in the week! Oh, but at 1.6v I can POST at 201fsb EVERY time, now!!!

:D

:woot:

C

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Agreed!! Anything higher than 1.60 - 1.62 didn't seem to help at all on air.

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Originally Posted by charlie

OK,
picked up an x800xl to play with...

first run, Dothan at 2700mHz, default x800xl

>>>30,531

Nice power. More later!

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damn u barly beat me :P
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...s/pm2701se.jpg
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=8613113
6800u @425mhz/1.2ghz. *really needs a better cooler to go higher*

Gautam is on 5k ahead of me and that card is massivly o/ced :slobber: compared to the one im borrowing.


even with my 6600gt i still get a much better score @2.4 then with my p4@3.6
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=8614365
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...s/pm2401se.jpg

Hey Charlie,

I noticed that you aren't going down below 11 multi (which would make you run the RAM asynch, lower than the FSB, right). Do you have stability issues when you try this? I am totally unstable when I do it, so I can't use 10-8 multis. Aren't some guys making this work?

So I think on stock Vapo, 3000 @ 11X is about max for me.

Will also be interested in your extra volts (>1.6v) results under phase. Can't get to it right now, but if it works for you, I'll do it when I plug in the cascade to the CPU...

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Originally Posted by shigs

thanks mate, ive not tried 01 yet, im avin a hard time findin my windows 2k cd-key lmao :D

plus im also waitin on some 2x256mb bh5 which i should have by thursday, so i can run 1:1

ill be aimin for

38k 3dmark 01
17k 3dmark03
8k 3dmark 05

100% air cooled :woot:

shigs

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NICE :banana::banana::banana::banana: D00D :toast:
sorry if this is a bump, but shigs could u post details of your setup? motherboard, case, cooling etc in detail, thnx

and is there anyway to get decent OCs on dothans without doing any moding :/ i have no where to get the tools to do it, plus i don wanna ruin my board as i aint extreeme, not yet atleast :mad:

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Originally Posted by desolator

and is there anyway to get decent OCs on dothans without doing any moding :/ i have no where to get the tools to do it, plus i don wanna ruin my board as i aint extreeme, not yet atleast :mad:

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Read the Dothan overclocking thread. I hit 2.7 stable on stock heatsink with 1.6v.

Hi all, im gettting a PM-740 and adapter next week and have been reading up on these forums. I've got an ASUS P4P800-E Dlx mobo and was wondering if they worked good or not with the PM chips and adapters. Also what RAM works the best with these things? TCCD or BH5?

Im not quite sure about that mobo, but P4C800-E Deluxe don't like UTT/BH5 chips at all. TCCD should run nicely, though i haven't try, just heard. You should check that dothan sticky thread. Or both of them. There u should find out how to work with that mobo... But biost update is needed for sure.

im getting it from a friend with the right bios installed and he says it posts so...

This is an old thread.

Please use the "Dothan - Howto and Fixes thread" instead. Its still alive :)

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Originally Posted by runmc

Here are a couple of pics of a XP90C mounted on a CT479. I bent the holding arms with my hands and then attached the hsf. I did some measuring and calculating before I installed it. I was being careful of the core. I also took the shim off of the original hsf and put it on the processor. This is a 740 on P4C800E DLX.

My temps aren't near as good as Charlies. I'm idling at 50c @1.55v :slap:

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where can I get that Northbridge cooler and fan? Also does it keep the Northbridge cool?

Alex

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Originally Posted by Vitality

Im not quite sure about that mobo, but P4C800-E Deluxe don't like UTT/BH5 chips at all. TCCD should run nicely, though i haven't try, just heard. You should check that dothan sticky thread. Or both of them. There u should find out how to work with that mobo... But biost update is needed for sure.

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I got Winbond UTT BH-5( Twinmos 2x 512MB) and it runs 200Mhz 2-2-2-5@2,55V but max overclock in dualchannel with PAT is 215 at 2,85V and at 3,3V it's still 215Mhz,so it's good/perfect for 24/7@200 2-2-2-5 PAT but not for high overclocks.
I have also Winbond UTT CH-5 which did 255Mhz 2-2-2@3,2V on a A7N8X but on a P4C800 not even 200Mhz 2-2-2-5@3,3V.

Guys i know this is a pretty old thread. But im looking to mount of previously used p4 zalman 7700cu onto my dothan on the p4c800 e-deluxe using the ct479 adapter. Do i need shims to mount the zalman cooler? Im still not very sure about how to mount this thing safey. If anyone cares to provide some instructions it would be greatly appreciated.

What I would do is just remove the rubber shim from the stock CT479 heatsink and place it around the CPU. As for mounting the 7700Cu, just inverse the mounting bars without using any screws or anything. Works great.

Are the shims required though? Can I mount the zalman safely without the shims?

Also regarding the screws, what do you mean not using any screws? How does the 7700cu stay on without them?