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So what? http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/...s/rolleyes.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by zyx
Perhaps I´m too dumb, but I don´t get it why people start to get crazy due to high numbers of the reference clock...as long as you don´t have ultra-high RAM-clocks or CPU-speeds, it gives no practical result...
Greetz, Flox
My temp reading problem is now fixed! :stick:
Since my last reboot the readings are ok but I don't understand why :confused:
I flashed the bios as soon as I started using this board and it dind't fix it.
I've been testing different speed and voltages these weeks and always 72º
Now it reads 51-53 running prime!
Did someone's DFI do the same?
Well, finished modding my vid completely. Using an Alpha heatsink & a slower Delta 80mm fan, @ 1.52v, I get 560/580 very stable, and temps stay under 50, usually at 46/38. :cool: Next up, I'm gonna kick up my 3.3v rail more, and find out how high I can really go 1/1. :D
Any of you people use a DVDRW burner with the board, cause it seems that it doesn't like the one I have (tho it works ok).
Everytime I try to use (and belive me I tried everything possible and imaginable) the pc gets lagged and delayed when working with things related to it.
I have a Pioneer A106D btw.
So if you have a dvd burner with the dfi please post what burner is, if you have any problems and what is the average time of loading windows (and if you notice the same I have with my drive)
Help is very appreciatted.
peace
People put ground FX kits on their cars, although it gives no practical result.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flox
It's all about fun, a hobby, something to chat about. It's also about testing how well-built this board really is, and what it COULD take if it existed. I can't wait to have some fun with mine...
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Originally Posted by Bourch
I have incountered the voltages not setting when you leave bios. Any time you change bios come out and go back in to let it finish changing settings. With this happening you need to pay attention when testing because you can think you change something & it didnt do it, there forth letting you think what you changed didnt do anything.
Jess1313
I am running one stick of 512 in DIMM3. I haven't even bothered to try any other DIMM Slots at all.
Here I got 400x6.0 with my friends memory so I know it is my RAM because I can't load into windows at the same settinsg or any other settings with my RAM.
Heh, anyone else runnin' their BH-5 at CAS 1.5 yet? :D Oh yeah, the 9/10 divider is your friend. I have both workin' here just fine. You don't lose as much mem bandwidth, but can still get the same CPU speed as 5/6, at least the settings I'm using. I coulda swore someone said 9/10 didn't work. :confused: :stick:
Hey was that the same kinda ram you swaped. I havnt been able to get above 346HTT yet. Not that I really need to but just for the fun I would like to get her up there..... Its strange I just figured I havnt hit the combo yet for it to take off. I have more mem I will see what it will do.Quote:
Originally Posted by ugp
Just wandering what do you have all the mem settings on for that run.
Jess1313
6x HTT, no problem! :D
Nice job Zeus. Is that air cooling? That's a nice clock speed regardless of htt.
Bad comparison...because a styled car has better (at least in the eyes of the owner) looks and you have the chance to impress some chicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunTzu69
427MHz reference-clock (don´t like to call it "HTT") is more like having a 1.000.000 dollar monopoly-bank-note...high number, but you can´t buy you anything from it.
Show me a CPU that can handle 427MHz ref-clock at full multi.
Show me memory-sticks, that can handle DDR800+.
So after all...just a high number, not even something to impress chicks...
Greetz, Flox
We already know its pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flox
But as we said before, its fun and a little "contest" everyone can try no matter what ram you have =)
(I dont think any girl will get impressed with a ram running DDR800+ either =)
Guess it depends on what kind of chicks you think are worth meeting... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flox
Anyways.. my point is that it's a hobby.. a common interest...a challenge.
I know what´s your point...but you don´t get mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by SunTzu69
The big advantage of the DFI-mobo are the possible voltages for those, who don´t want to mod their board.
And if someone gets his A64 to 3.2GHz with 320MHz*10 and "1:1" RAM-clocks, I´d be totally impressed.
But the reference-clock says nothing about CPU speed, HTT- (or what you call LDT) clocks and memory-speeds...so I can´t understand the excitement about these numbers.
It could reach 500MHz and would give you nothing more than a reference to get your CPU- and HTT-clocks with certain multipliers.
Greetz, Flox
Nope that's watercooled with an RBX. thanks anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by gouda96
Flox, don't make such a big deal out of it, it's just numbers, nothing more nothing less mate, just for fun. ;)
I agree with ya it has nothing to do with performance.
You're gonna have to wait untill i get my new RAM for some nice 1:1 action.
It's nice to see how far one can push these boards, isn't it?
anyone tested the samsung TCCD chips as a data ddr600 on this board? should be very impressive :)
Not it was this memory... http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=42451Quote:
Originally Posted by jess1313
That is my friends memory I had in the system. It appeared to be stable but was only 256MB DDR
At 400x6.0 my CPU idled at 35C. It doesn't run very hot and my chipset stayed at 30C just like it does stock.
Okay guys where and how do you measure the vdimm on this board ? I'm using OCZ DDR Booster and as OPP pointed out this DFI board won't boot up/reboot at >3.6v vdimm via Booster so you need to dial down vdimm <3.6v to boot up/reboot then dial back up past 3.6v! Such a pain :(
Anyone know why it does this ? or how to get around it permanently ?
2x.5G PQI turbo, first test were up to 290 single stick and 270+ for both (memtest #5) and had to tweak the :banana::banana::banana::banana: out of it. Course it still needs some hot (burn-in) luvin. :flame:Quote:
Originally Posted by andL64
(/me remembers to confirm upper volts allowed (3.5+?))
Begins to get warm at 280/3.1 Volts.
Anyone know where is the vcore/vdimm read point?
Timings?Quote:
Originally Posted by mad mikee
How about using smartguardian?Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
It displays Vdimm.
It's on the CD that comes with the board. :)