And finally!
fsb@450 with my e6600 (ratio 6x)
vDDR@2.0v (using crucial ballistix 5300 /micron D9GMH)
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb261/pvhk/450.jpg
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And finally!
fsb@450 with my e6600 (ratio 6x)
vDDR@2.0v (using crucial ballistix 5300 /micron D9GMH)
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb261/pvhk/450.jpg
Hey, I just noticed... You're running DDR2-667 memory @ 1125MHz? Either those are tremendous OC'ers or DDR2 has immense ammounts of headroom to OC... Auch...Quote:
Originally Posted by pvhk
On-topic again, 4x450 isn't nothing to sneeze at, especially considering we're talking about a MICRO-ATX board, and one NOT designed for serious OC... I mean, I remember the days when P5B Deluxes couldn't even cross the 400MHz barrier...
Now, anyone knows when the GA-G33M-DQ6 comes out? :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
Cheers.
Miguel
i 've got some damned killing ram :chips micron D9GMH!:up: (crucial ballistix 5300)
I also have the Cruccis PC5300 CL3 D9GMH:banana::banana::banana::banana:.
Why not give it more cpu clock, it can make 3Ghz cant it? Because im not hunting high FSB get high clock, can the MB handle that
the aim of this test is not to hit the max cpu frequency!
http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/6553/cropsf7.jpg
it's to search for the max fsb the mb can handle!
And a friend of mine (drazendead) has already beaten the world record with its e6700:
fsb@484
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/9205/484hw0.jpg
max fsb on my rig:
fsb@455, ram@562.5Mhz (using ballistix 5300 or crucial value d9gmh!)
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb261/pvhk/455.jpg
Wicked! Intel sure did hit the jackpot with the P965 and x33/35 chipsets... These things are insanely fast... Having a VERY OCable mATX board is sweet, and it CAN pack quite a punch when going to LAN parties...
I'm curious to see how much more juice can be squeezed out of the x33/35 chipsets, the power X38 will pack, and how much further future 65nm chipsets (if I'm not mistaken, they're always one step behind CPUs. At least with Intel, that is...) will be able to go... This is a VERY good decade for CPU evolution...
:drool:
Cheers.
Miguel
nice, I hope to see a 4mb cache C2D at 3600mhz, if the mb kan handle it
he most have damn good memories to oc to 485FSB. nice niceQuote:
Originally Posted by pvhk
so is this dman board ever going to come out in the USA or what ?
avalable in little Denmark:D
Does the NB get hot?
little denmark lol.
hmm,, i have a client in bermuda who frequently travels back to their home office in Ireland,, i should ask him to grab me one.
we probably wont see it here for another 2 months or even at all....
yes very hot with the stock heatsink!Quote:
Originally Posted by hot_fifty
that's why i mounted an hr05 on it:
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...7925copier.jpg
with a fan taken from a ct479 kit:
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...7935copier.jpg
no problem!Quote:
Originally Posted by hot_fifty
from my pal drazendead!
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/5884/360sh6.png
thx, that was the one I waited for. I have ordered one
What NB cooling does he have, and is it for 24/7 this sys
I wnat the HR on MB but my Noctua NHu
12U-F is too big I guess. I your cpu-cooler Ultra 120 or 90?
ultra 90!
drazendead use the same nb cooler (hr05)...
ok, I dont think the HR05 will fit in the setup:( 120mm cpu cooler:banana::banana::banana::banana:
Which cooling does drazendead have on the cpu?
nice nice, maybe I´ll go for that
we only need to see a Quad in the nice mATX mb:D
anyone know something about the asus G33 MB. Asus P5K-VM, G33, Socket-775?
u wanted to know bout the mem divider of that mobo rite?
perhaps u should try to email them?
-tam2-
I have, but their answer, that the DS2R is a mATX MB not designed for overclocking
Gee, that's it? similar to GA's response then. Sorry to hear that or maybe wanna try one of these:
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/produc...D=en-us0000319
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?f...=1&cat2_no=170
Maybe ask windwithme for more info bout the MSI
-tam2-