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Ok, guys went to |Ricky|'s place and got the 3500+ under his casacade.
At the temperature of -100ยบ the cpu went to 3300 (300x11) and got 30 secs on SuperPi 1M, with crap mem speed (3:2).
We used bios 1.36b to get V-Core @ ~1.836.
Hope you like.
Best wishes
Jorge Lopes
30 secs at 3.3ghz? Thats slow, I do it in 30secs at 2.75ghz on my 3500+
Mate I told that my mens were at crappy speeds (at 200 2-2-2-5) and a newly os with no tweaks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty_Noob
Best wishes
Jorge Lopes
My ram was running 2-2-2-5 @ 250mhz no other tweaks
Hey Rusty_Noob,
What Vdimm voltage?
I am very similar with LS, 3500+ Winchester, 8kNS Ultra 939, and am also 2.75ghz (1.82Vcore). But I'm hitting 31sec, but at 6-3-3-2 at 3.1V with OCZ Platinum Rev2 2x512mb. No other optimizations for SuperPI.
A friend thought I might just need to let the memory 'break-in' some more...?
Karl
It looks to me like you installed surface mount resistors, when the components you knocked off were surface mount capacitors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minnyboy
Maybe I'm wrong here, but all the schematics I've read Use R for resistors and C for capacitors.
Edit: I just reread..
nF= capacitor.
I see that you just typed resistor by mistake...
Please proceed :D
For all ppl having problem with dividers. There is a workaround for that problem. It is a timing called TRFC, in 200 mem div it is set to 14, in other divs it is set to 12 and lower. If u change it with a64 tweaker to 14 them u can clock ur memory as high as in 1:1. Works for all ppl having k8n neo2 i know. Try it and give me info whether it works or not. Problem was forwarded to MSI by BIGTOE, i hope they will do sth with this bug in next bios release
Sry for Bold,but it is a improtant information i havent found on this forum.
Running at 3.5v with OCZ VX Dual Channl Kit, I can't clock this board further than 260fsb so I cant push it anymore. 2.75gig is rock solid though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karl Norris
Anyone know what bios fixes the subzero temps if it does?
Im trying to set up my BH5 with the booster right now.
I feel really dumb asking this, but where in the BIOS can I find the vdimm readout? I donht wanna do the changes in windows...
Im on BIOS 1.37b
In the main menu go to H/W Monitor, then select PC Health Status :)Quote:
Originally Posted by stryg
I've been starring at the screen for minutes. There are no numbers corrolating to the 3.2 the booster says... :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack
You're right.Quote:
Originally Posted by stryg
Vdimm can't be read from the bios.
i did a vdimm=vio mod, so that's why i pointed you to the pc health status.
With that mod your 3,3V rail is the Vdimm.
If you really wanna know for sure, than grab a multimeter :)
Got it all set up! :)
Results in my sig.
cool
nice :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by stryg
Well, I've loved this thread, but my Neo 2 has been sold, and my Neo 4 Platinum arrives today, and my Radeon X800XL should arrive from ATI on Monday. Hope there's a Neo 4 thread as good as this one has been for the Neo 2, guys. Thanks for all the help.
Post updated below
hey all u neo2 users, whats the best bios for my gskill tccd? :D
i also have a few questions. should "aggressive timing" be enabled? should "high performance mode" be optimized or manual? and what should I set for side band addressing and fast writes?
have anyone encounter startup VID on 1.500 and 1.55 not working on their mobo?
i'm having this problem to adjust my vid example 1.55 + 10% should be 1.705 but detected on corecell only 1.6775v. the only working startup vid is 1.525.
i'm using 1.36mod bios. anyone know how to fix this do help me. thanks.
agressive timings = offQuote:
Originally Posted by FlyingHamster
high performance mode = manual
fast writes = off
don't know about sideband addressing though.
hello
first post \o/
thanks for all the great tips =D
it took a while to read this entire thread, but K managed it eventually =]
Hello guys
Can you give me some tips how to OC my CPU...
What HT/FSB/Memory Mhz should I use on my PC?
Thanks for any tips
:toast:
Hey!
I am having big problems with my MSI K8N Neo2 54G Platinum. It was a really great board: I was testing a 3000+ 90nm and it was really going well. I read this thread and I wanted to check vcore. I grabbed a multimeter and I did it. Now here's the problem. I did two measurements: in the first one my vcore, which should be arounbd 1.4, 'cause it was in default, was almos 1.7. In the next day it even reached 1.8v. The multimeter was short on batteries.. but I guess that doesn's affect its credibility.. Does it? Now he're the :banana::banana::banana::banana:y part. While measuring... the system shut off. Until now it didn't work any longer (it was abou 10 hours ago). I pressed the button to turn it on and nothing happened. So I shutdown the switch of the PSU and switch it on again, while looking inside the case. This time the CPU and Northbridge fan moved, and the led of the wireless card turned on. But that happens only for half a second. The fans imediatly shut down. I checked if it was the problem of the case button, but it is not 'cause with a direct connection the same happens: the board won't boot. It doesn't even beep. Completely quiet. Any suggestions? :cry:
Basically the problem is that the mptherboard moves the fans about half a second... but then they shut down and nothing else happens.
Sorry for my English and thanks in advance for any help...
Nukke.
I am sorry for my English and thanks in advance
A64 3000+ 90nm s939
MSI K8N Neo2 54G Platinum
2x512 Patriot XBLK TCCD
200GB Sata
20A@12v PSU
PS: The computer was working fine 'till this happened. :)
Nukke.
Nukke: It sounds like the power supply. Did you test another?
Hey all, I posted a while back with my overclocking problems. It seemed to be caused by my Kingston HyperX PC3500. I stuck in 2x512 of some off brand (at least I think) GamerPro PC3200 and I was able to get up much higher.
My 3000+ is now running at 2520 (2x280), 100% stable in prime, 3dmark03 and 05, and everything else I have thrown at it so far.
Here is a link to a screenshot with CpuZ, SuperPI, CoreCenter, Sandra, and ClockGen.
I am still thinking about getting some other ram, and maybe pushing it a bit further. I was able to get it to around 320 (with a mult of 8), but this was a bit more stable, and I did not want to lower the ram any more.
Any comments? Suggestions for improvement?
Screenshot: http://img76.exs.cx/img76/5269/screenshot0327059du.jpg
btw, I have FW off, am using SATA but have 1&2 disabled, mem timings are on auto, aggr. timings is off... what else am i leaving out? ;) Thanks!