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ok here's some strange results. got my 740 a couple of days ago and had ago at clocking it with the stock ct479 cooler....
210x13=2730mhz, super pi 1mb 28.609, 3dmark01 27382
230x12=2760mhz, super pi 1mb 30.xxx, 3dmark01 26xxx
the comparatively low results are due to the fact i only have geil value ram @2.5-3-3-6 :p:
but the timings were the same at both clocks and i think it's little odd that i'm getting worse results with the higher fsb/overall clock speed. :confused:
any ideas? :)
Marc,
Was your ram at 1:1 (400 MHZ setting in the bios for me) or divided? If you set ram to auto and crank the FSB, the bios would read the SPD info and try to keep it within spec or underclock it a tad.
hehe :p:
it was on auto and i assumed it would run 1:1, but it was 3:2..... funny thing is i could have sworn i checked it previously in cpuz but i obviously didn't.... :slapass:
thanks for that. :)
my value ram don't like 230 so i'm just testing now at 225x12.
Can anyone tell me exactly what pins to jumper to get 1.6 volts to my Dothan? I currently have the simple pin mod giving me 1.55 but it drops to 1.52.
p4p800-vm
740 200X13 2600mhz 1.55volts
1gig pqi turbo 2-2-3-5
x8ooxtpe
74gig raptor
http://home.arcor.de/jodee2/3300.JPG
P4GPL-X
Vapochill LS
yeah i would like to know as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpharg
What is your PCI-e frequency set in the bios ? I guess you are using an IDE HD . Right? I need to set to 115 in the bios to use that bus speed . Are you having problems with the VGA due to locks ?Quote:
Originally Posted by albertwesker
That is pretty nice albert. I am getting the p4gpl-x too. :toast: Show me some benches. :slobber:Quote:
Originally Posted by albertwesker
Awsome rig albertwesker!!! I bet that thing eats any game you through at it. Got a superpi 1meg run?
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Originally Posted by jpharg
I found this thread to raise vcore to 1.644v a while back when I was pinmodding my laptop:Quote:
Originally Posted by Elisha
Thread:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...t=63514&page=1
Photo of Pinmod -- Ignore the horizontal jumper - that's what raises the FSB of 400MHz dothans to 533MHz. The three vertical jumpers on the upper-left portion of the chip are the ones you want:
http://img226.echo.cx/my.php?image=pinmodphoto2zm.jpg
I'm a newbie so I'm not sure what the advantages/disadvantages doing this pinmod has compared to the motherboard vcore mod, but I would like to know. Maybe some of the pros can answer that one :D
Something I just thought of -- you probably have to start with a lower vcore bios setting if you do the pinmod. I'm pretty sure that jumping the pins bypasses the bios settings. I would set it back to the default 1.340v in the bios to start.
It doesn't bypass bios settings. Pull up Intel's Pentium M tech docs. I don't have time to do that now. You'll see that 1.34V (stock speeds has a certain binary code (eg 101001 where each number represetnts the state of a VID pin). Depending on the set voltage, and which you ground, that's where you new voltage will come from.
Eg, if you have 1.196V set in the bios, (100000), and you ground VID5, you will get 000000, which is 1.702V. If you have 1.34V set in the bios and you ground VID5 you will still get 1.34V, if you ground VID4 however you will get 1.6V, etc.
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Originally Posted by bnice7
does it matter if its the 400fsb dothan or the 533fsb dothan?
or are the pins all the same?
if you can confirm i'll do the mod and report back. i don't want to fry my 730 if this od only meant for the 7x5 cpus.
just tried it but it doesn't do squat. still stuck at 1.55v max.
just ground all the VID pins, you'll get 1.7VQuote:
Originally Posted by Elisha
do you have a pic on how to do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by wwwww
http://home.arcor.de/jodee2/aquamark117k.JPGQuote:
Originally Posted by 16floz470ml
http://home.arcor.de/jodee3/3dmark200139k.PNG
all with stock cooled 7800 GTX 490/1300 (default)
I'm currently testing in Super pi.. it's 23.014 at the moment, because the 915PL is very slowly.
When the the rams will arrive, i will choose an higher FSB (the P4GPL-X does 290 MHz). The PCIe frequency is set at 140 MHz.
here is my new result:
http://home.arcor.de/jodee2/3400.JPG :-)
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Elisha
lol
i cbf grounding them all, go to Intel's site, search for pentium m tech docs, and find a chart of all the pins, just connect all the VIDs to nearby GNDs.
wwww, could you mark how to do this on your picture, posted earlier in this topic, please
albertwesker where did you buy this proc.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...id=31255&stc=1Quote:
Originally Posted by Elisha
Is that what you looking for ? It is on the first page of "Dothan @ CT-479 - howto and fixes." under "Dothan easy vcore u-wire mod " .
what kind of mods do you have on mobo
Just vdimm . Direct rail mod , my rail on powerstream is adjusted to 3.3v for 250 (2-2-2-5) ...runnig right now .Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovtar
how much did you pay for mobo
Don't remember exacly . Around 200U$ , when i was in the US few months ago .....bought from Charlie in the for sale section .
And which is the best oc mobo for P-M with PCI-E