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well with BH-5 corsair 3500 4x256 dosent oc very well managed 220mhz 2226 3.3v vs 260mhz for two sticksQuote:
Originally Posted by Bennah
2x512 will run ok at 255mhz 3.3v
2x512 and 2x256 is very unstable at all speeds i tried i dont know that 4x512 would run
Got about 3,1 GHz when I threw my Dotan 730 under my modded Prometeia Mach 2.
Isulated, ready for the Prometeia. :)
Running with the Prometeia. :D
My Super PI result. :fact:
BEAUTIFUL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamerat
Can you tell us a bit more how you mounted that Prometeia?
I used the retention clips that followed the adapter, but it's something I wouldn't recommand. It's a tight fit and I chipped a bit of my core, but it's still working. Also cut a bit of the opposite corners of the housing of the avaperator to make the using of the retention clips possible. :fact: <- Bit scary looking he is. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by nCrusader
found a funny thing over @ www.tualatin.de (a german forum)
translation and more informations:Quote:
Der Adapter ist jetzt da, ausgerechnet mein ECS P4IBASD-Ost-Europa-Nachbau (Mercury irgendwas...) frisst als einziges Board den C-M 320.
his adapter came and he testet some boards with c-m 320. only his ECS-P4IBASD-board is running with the adapter, without any bios-modifikation :)
nobody really knows why but they think the ami-bios is the point.
http://people.freenet.de/lochfrass/ct-479_01.jpg
if u guys have a cpu and ct479, try it in every p4 board you have, and let us know the results
yes, would be great! maybe it would run on my barebone-mainboard *hope*Quote:
Originally Posted by cirthix
Come on, how bad can it suck? You're already at 2,860Mhz on air!!Quote:
Originally Posted by NoX
ewiz.com has them pretty cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lithan
Anyone know of a place to get the p4gd1 mobo in the US?
can you guys list what psu's you are using for the P-M rigs... im looking at a few and not sure if i should get 500w or lower will be overclocked... looking at seasonic(SS or S12) or ocz (powerstream only). thanks guys!
Oh sry, I'm using 2x256MB BH5, but anyway, today I'll do the kyosen Mod...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
@uclajd I can't even jump from 2,35GHz to 2,38GHz
It sucks because from my experience if the cpu is under load 24/7 (i.e folding). 1.55v can't be handled by the stock HSF. Temps fly in the +60C range. :shocked: So until I develop a better cooling solution, I would rather lower the vcore to something like 1.45v and let it run at ~2.7G.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrJay
I like this Dothan and I'm trying to not destroy it too early.
Firefoxx please post your mod results. Thx ;)
YES, gotta see if those shuttles actually work. some mods would be required with the cooling, but it may work, just not supported, like mobile amd chips in desktop sockets.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2fink
think so too. but my barebone is similar to a i855-barebone. only the motherboard is another one. maybe i switch or buy a second one :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cirthix
Anyone heard of problems with ES 533fsb chips??
My 730ES acts like a 400fsb part. I am on P4C800E-Dlx and 1021.
At 165fsb, no matter the multi it will lock. I have Vcore @ 1.53, can't boot at 200 and can't OC there from clockgen, either.
Tried 400/533fsb JUMPER on ct-479, noticed NO difference... always boots at 533.
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:DQuote:
Originally Posted by 2fink
http://people.freenet.de/lochfrass/banias_i845d.png
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=20152
Nice _lochfrass_! :D
Tried some overclocking yet?
Some others who have tried the CT-479 in non-Asus boards?
thx :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kamerat
There is no FSB option in the BIOS, with CPUCool I can get 120 MHz 3:4 @ 1/3 PCI divider but 120 1/4 freezes. The board ignores the FSB jumpers @ CT-479. With a P4 2.66 160 MHz 1:1 (SD-RAM... :stick: ) were stable.
That's boring. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by _lochfrass_
Tested my Pentium M 730 on a friends Asus P4S800-MX, it bootet. I will try to install Windows and se how it does. :D
Didn't want to boot Windows XP nor the Windows XP installation, but Slackware Linux booted just fine. :confused:
Edit: Slackware runs like hell, but the motherboard only boots with 6x MP with the Pentium M 730. Threw my Celeron M 350 in who's locked with 13x MP and running 13x180MHz just fine. :) The board is using the Award BIOS.
i have a p4c800 dlx flashed to 1021.003. When i adjust the FSB with clockgen my agp/pci speeds move and don't appear to be locked. Is this an error or do I have a problem? Also i have a dothan 725(400fsb) and I set the jumper to 533...my multiplier seems to be locked at 12 even if i try to change it in the bios. Is there anyway to be sure that my agp/pci is locked?
It's the same on a p4p800 with bios 1021.003 if you set fsb to 133 and enable memory turbo the pci/agp lock does not work. I used the p4p800-e bios 1007.003 and this worked ok and i am told it will work on the p4c800 too.
Plus with the p4p800-e bios you can change the vcore.
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Originally Posted by nathan400
If you boot at FSB 201Mhz, the AGP/PCI will stay locked.Quote:
Originally Posted by nathan400
Is there any way to lock the AGP/PCI when you use clockgen if you don't boot at fsb 200 ?
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Originally Posted by NoX
Well I bought a P-M 750... to replace the B0 730...
Only question IS.... will I be able to boot @ 14 x 201=2814mhz @ 1.5v on AIR?? Obviously it'll be fine on phase change, but hopefully I can play with it on AIR, too.
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boot? Probably. Load windows? I doubt it, but good luck.