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Originally Posted by Ubermann
you know these mb's oc good and all but for some reason the mess up easy? im thinking thier quality control blows big time. my mb had no reason to take a :banana::banana::banana::banana:. the damm thing just up and deid on me and all i was doing was exiting the bios??? i thought at first i had simply scramled the bios but that wasnt the case so back it goes and i pray like hell the new one lasts longer then a weeks use!!!!
peace perc,
I dont agree on that.
I have put enought volt thru it to run an electric train for 100 meters or so =)
But its a bit sad to see part after part collapse.
First my volt reading blow away.
Then booster died at 3.2 volt.
First it made some wierd ups and down on the led display and then quit.
And now board is very unstable.
Luckly...I haven't had any misfortunes yet... *knocks on wood*...I am happy with where I am at now. It is fast enough.
amair - do you have a fan blowing over the ram? EB runs HOT.
Why wouldn't you RMA it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ubermann
You haven't done any voltmods to it have you?
It's supposed to be an overclockers dream....
I would RMA it, just like your booster.
You just used it the way it's meant to be used right?
well ugp, lol thats the OPN code. he one below is the stepping, mine is CBAEC 0423
i think i have made a breakthrough. set read preamble to 5.5ns. now i can get windows stable at 270x9 1.76v. working on priming it.
ubermann can you take pics of all of these bios pages: advanced bios, advanced chipset, intergrated peripherals and genie bios. i bet there is a seting that is causing the slowness. and perc, have u tried a bios saviour?
old bios chips from DFI LP/Infinity (nF2 variants) work for LP-UT (with reflash to correct bios)!! :D
Well in that case I don't feel like removing the heatsink lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by reject
no worries, try loosening the read preamble to 5.5 or 6ns. works for me 3d stable (not prime)
Yippee! :D ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
Yep, I set up a Tornado on them, they are extremely cool to the touch after 20 memtest loops @ 274 3-3-8-2-12-12-Auto-2-1-Auto-Auto-Auto, I think I am just experiencing the 3.3v limit of my psu's rails I have to get it modded or get a new one to run more volts through the EB, I think I will be able to hit 280-290 with 3.3-3.4 volts considering the modules do the above settings @ 3.06 volts.Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
Anybody interested in a pcp&p 510 dlx ;)
sorry i haven't read the entire thread.
a mate has just got the dfi board, 1 stick of 533 and a 3000+
we seriously can't get it to o/c at all.......
not one damn bit, we've spent hours reading 'guides'
just to point out neither of us is noobs I'm a P4 freak and he's been doing athlons for years.
WTF ?
without trawling through ten billion memory configs, where the heck do we start ?
thanks Gents and ladies in advance.
we've banged up the cpu and ram voltage, cooling is no problem.
monster psu also.
screen pics of where and what in the bios would be awesome :)
put the ldt multi to 3 and increas the HTT
thanks reject, easy as that uh ?
you do know that you can just stick a screwdriver in the holes made for the pots on the label side of the psu and turn the 3.3v line up to like 3.6+, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Amair_Sc
the 510 deluxe is the best psu out there lol, don't even think about getting another one :p:
Actually mine is the one without the external pots, and the internal pots give a very small VDIMM adjustement as described in this thread: http://xtremesystems.org/forums/show...ht=pcp%26c+510 , but you allready knew that since you contributed to it :).
I researched on the matter before considering selling it, I might get it modded too! :toast:
If you want high or stable rails their are many better options.Quote:
Originally Posted by computerpro3
Hi all :)
I bought the DFI Lanparty UT nF3 250GB and I reacheed about 355Mhz with my Newcastle 3200+ (@ 3113Mhz under VapoChill Light Speed).
However i'm searching the best setting for my A-Data PC4600 2x256MB (Samsung TCCD).
How can i configure all the settings?
Thank you very much :)
Hey guys.. Here's a SS I just took.. I booted into windows at 250 then BSOD. Notice the vdimm. With such a crap rail, I can't get any higher.. That is, until I get my powerstream :)
EDIT: Sorry, but I had to cut out some of the screen for it to upload (file size)
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=18576&stc=1
I finally took my heatsink off and got my CPU Steppings.
ADA3200AEP5AP
CAAAC 0345RPMW
9777555K30002
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...chmentid=18580
Which is the number/letter combination for the stepping? This I am unsure of...never gotten into this part of it before. Thanks.
0345
The 0345RPMW part is what most folks call the stepping code. If you punch in the AEP5AP part at www.ocinside.de it'll give you a lot more info, like stock vcore & stuff. Edited in: It looks like chips with the first line ending in AR, and progressively later, like AS, AT, etc, are CG core, AP was a transitional chip, and all before that were CO. BTW, kinda off topic, but I pulled the heatspreader off my desktop 3200+ today, to see if it helps. I thought I trashed it, left a couple pretty bad scratches, on the brown substrate, where metal shows through. :eek: ;) But I decided to try it anyways, after all that trouble, and it runs fine. :D Does 10x240 rock solid, and gets into Windows @ 2500 MHz. It's actually running a lot cooler than my mobile 3000+, with more vcore, so I'll have to run it awhile, and see if it burns in any better. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by ugp
Actually, the 5 letter code "CAAAC " is the stepping. At least, that is my understanding. The 0345 is, of course, the year and week of manufacture. It has never been clear to me what the 4 characters after the week represent.
RPWM is voltage etc, or used to be for AXP.
AEP5.. no idea. AP is core rev.
the CAAAC and the week are the important bits. but since you dont have an 04 23 there must be another reason why its bad. i think its heatspreader related, but i got some screens off my other comp, screens i took on the kv8 pro and at 2.5ghz it was scoring in sandra way lower than my dfi and 2.43ghz. so i think some more memory timings are cuasing the bad ocing. ugp, set read preamble to 6ns and see how much better you oc