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Thanks :D
Im using 2.9Vmem, it overvolts about 0.15V according to hw monitor/bios. Dunno the week or year on my chips, but I will check them asap :) Bought them in norway last april from www.komplett.no. The sticker on them reads pc3200 (cl 2.5)
Hope it helps :)
I found this line: w314, hope its the right one :)
Yes. That's fine. :) ThxQuote:
Originally posted by beo
I found this line: w314, hope its the right one :)
Mine are 0309 bh-5. But they need some more voltage to do such speeds. Around 3,15 up to 3,2 but it's not stable though (at least at 242 upwards) - so I am trying to burn in the suckers ;)
I find it strange that they do not show any errors looping memtest test 11 or 5 for hours but in goldmemory/3DM2k1 they are not stable (goldmem shows plenty of errors :rolleyes: ), but for 3DM I can run it at least 2-4 complete runs at 242...
What's going on there???
Erm, sorry for double posting. :D
But beo, you say your 2100 can do 2,6 prime stable and you cannot boot at 11x236 :confused:
The 11th and 13th mult should work as well as 8 and 9.5 :eek:
Try it out. But it can be your vcore is too high for that fsb (sounds arbsurd but it's a prob of nf2) and thus not stable :shrug:
This is some of the combinations I've tried:
240x10
230x10
228x10
235x10.5
230x10.5
230x11
228x11
It booted at 225x11, but I want more fsb :mad:
Seems like the mobo doesnt like mp's over 10 with fsb over 230
I only need 1.75V to reach 2.3ghz, but still it wont boot at 230x10 :help:
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Originally posted by beo
It booted at 225x11, but I want more fsb :mad:
Seems like the mobo doesnt like mp's over 10 with fsb over 230
I only need 1.75V to reach 2.3ghz, but still it wont boot at 230x10 :help:
Hmmmm... :confused:
My highest fsb I could do on my old board was first 228MHzx11 with my 1700+@2512 (1,81V) or so, but some trys later I could run 230x11. Don't know what the f*** there's going on but... every nf7-s seems to act different AND if you play a little with ya settings like cpu/fsb ratio from 6/6 to 5/5 or 4/4, you will definately find out a bit more about your rig - what it likes and what it dislikes :D
Keep us posted.
P.S. At the mo I am only at air w/my barton and so I cannot test out the 11 mult with fsb > 225MHz bc of voltage/heat the barty needs/puts out... Get my Prommie this or next week :cool:
Well finally did the L12 mod again for the upteenth time :rolleyes: , but this time i went with a different approach and did it with the wire underneath the cpu pins. Instead of doing it with a piece of wire and inserting it in the socket's pin holes, I did the surgery tieing the thin wire to the 2 pins on the cpu. Booted right up as a 2700 (13x166) but i had to bump up the vcore to 1.65v. Running like a champ now :D
Man it took me about 20 minutes just to tie the dang knot on that super thin telephone wire! :ROTF: After a few practice shots, i got bold enough and went for broke. Now i haven't cranked the FSB yet, cuz i'm using my back up stick of 512 Corsair XMS3000 platinum. No dual channel :( . Had to RMA my 2 sticks of Corsair XMS3200 C2 and i'm waiting on some twinmos. All i have is my back up 512 stick.
Now i'm gonna do this same mod to the other 2100 on my back up 8RDA+ :thumbsup:
Tanx to Ragnarok for that zoomed in clear pic and pc ice for great info and evryone here @ Xtreme Systems for gettin me fired up enough to actually do it! :toast:
another succes story here!!! i was topped at 222 fsb before.did the mod using the wire in the socket technique which was super easy btw! and BAM 248 fsb tops!!!:banana: this is great.
now the only thing holding me back is this crappy vantec stealth psu. when i up my vcore to 2.1 volts and ram to 2.9 my 12v line gets to 11.2 and 5 gets to 4.4:confused:
PC Ice, is there a guide some where with pic's on how to mod my psu, i looked at the pics u posted in this thread but i must say im a bit confused. do u think that will work on mine?
I think you should better get a new psu cause those rails are real bad ass :moon:Quote:
Originally posted by str8_blunted
when i up my vcore to 2.1 volts and ram to 2.9 my 12v line gets to 11.2 and 5 gets to 4.4:confused:
PC Ice, is there a guide some where with pic's on how to mod my psu, i looked at the pics u posted in this thread but i must say im a bit confused. do u think that will work on mine?
IMO no mod can make this psu come up to the demands of overclocking :D
sry if i sound like a noob but i have no idea when it comes to psu's
i know its a vantec stealth 520w. at everything at default my rails are at 11.6 and 4.6, but drop alot when i start bumping up voltages. i never opened it up so i have no idea if there is pots inside, i looked online at revies but none of them opened it up either.i guess i could pop it open and take a look
i have no idea what that means either(sry for being such a noob) by this do u mean the brown wire that u were talking about? i though that was for the 3.3? the 3.3 is the only 1 that is decent @ 3.34vQuote:
did you look for sense wires that follow the main rails.
but on a better note. i just flashed to bios 10 and now i can run at 245fsb with cpu interface enabled!!!!! with the 17 bios i coulndt get passed 230 with it enabled.
Erm... the 1.0 bios only allows 237fsb :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by str8_blunted
i just flashed to bios 10 and now i can run at 245fsb with cpu interface enabled!!!!! with the 17 bios i coulndt get passed 230 with it enabled.
How do you get this. The "low" 237MHz max was the only cause I stayed with 14 :cool:
Standard warning then b4 you open it up - *PSU'S CONTAIN EXTREMEMLY HIGH VOLTAGES AND CAN KILL YOU*.Quote:
Originally posted by str8_blunted
sry if i sound like a noob but i have no idea when it comes to psu's
I wouldn't recommend messing with PSU's to anybody who doesn't have at least some basic knowledge of electronics. If you just want to open it up and have a look then to be on the safe side you should unplug it from the mains and leave it overnight to discharge the caps.
errrr.Quote:
Originally posted by SAE
Erm... the 1.0 bios only allows 237fsb :confused:
How do you get this. The "low" 237MHz max was the only cause I stayed with 14 :cool:
Na, bios 1.0 (for rev2) allows up o 250Mhz.
Btw, nice success stories here, love that :D
ok ill pop that fugger open and let ya know and ill look to see if there is any other wires together with the5/12 volt lines
I think i'll go back to the 10 bios, i'll also remove the nb block and try to reseat it, those shin etsu paste are hell to apply propoerlyQuote:
Originally posted by str8_blunted
but on a better note. i just flashed to bios 10 and now i can run at 245fsb with cpu interface enabled!!!!! with the 17 bios i coulndt get passed 230 with it enabled.
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Originally posted by xigfrid
errrr.
Na, bios 1.0 (for rev2) allows up o 250Mhz.
Btw, nice success stories here, love that :D
Oh :rolleyes:
Think I got it wrong. My fault. It was the older revisions...
But last I changed to 1.0 I didn 't gain any oc over the 1.4, maybe the ram is maxed out.
Playing around I found out that one stick can go 244 easily at 3,16V the, other one only does 240 at the mo :(
Gonna try the 3rd stick of the batch when my friend visiting me soon :D
Waitin on my twinmos and rma'ed Corsair to get here. My max with the Corsair XMS3000 512 stick is only 205.
I flashed back to bios 10 (got several write errors, but it runs fine) and now Im able to use multi 10x and higher with high fsb :D
Currently im priming 242x10 and everythings is stable, going to test max mhz and fsb now, wish me luck :p:
good luck mate :p
for my part , i 'm currently remaking my wartercooling setup , improving some airflow. here my 1st try with my 1700+ i was running at 2.2Ghz before ( 2.6 was unstable but so nice :D)
Hmmm, i've the wire trick twice once connecting Ah30 to Ah28 and the other time AH30 to AH32 - is this correct because if it is then why does my cpu show up as 500 MHz cpu on the second time i bootup. Currently my 1700+ DLT3C 310 is running 230 but thats because of 1.9V vdd, i cant find any conducting pens so i have to do the wire trick. Plese help.