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Clocking on the DFI LP LT X48-T2R... QX9650@5.8GHz+
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M/B：DFI LP LT X48-T2R rev.A00
CPU：Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha"
Memory：SuperTulip Gardena PC2-5300 512Bx2
VGA：Asus HD3870
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Cooler-Master 1250W
Vcore：1.93V(Actual)
Vdimm: 2.55V(BIOS)
Vmch: 1.80V(BIOS)
Vpll: 1.55V(BIOS)
Vtt: 1.34V(BIOS)
Vclockgen: 3.68V(BIOS)
OS：Windows 2003 Server
Just boot up at 5528MHz after a fresh install and run a Spi 32M; :) Time was crap BTW but stability amazed me.
Then I've clocked a bit to see how high it can go. :)
Looks quite good actually, but not as FSB friendly as the P35 series... Anyway, I've to use it a bit more to improve my knowledge.
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Awesome results, I'm looking forward to seeing more.
A bit off topic, but I just got this board in yesterday but haven't used it yet.
I haven't OC'd on a DFI board since the socket 754 days, so I'm kinda nervous about how long it'll take me to figure this sucker out.
Theoretically, would you mind if I PM'd you for some info and help at some point?
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*waiting for more benching results *...............
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Good job...
Looking forward to further information...
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Could you test max stable FSB and max super pi FSB,I'll be very pleased
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yeah we wait for max FSB for this new stuff...
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looks good, cant wait for more results
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Nice results :up: , we need more pics :)
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Originally Posted by
before
I've recieved this sample yesterday... I guess that's the very first one in Europe... :p:
Nope, but damn close ;)
It's one hell of a board though. 'Can do some amazing things this little beaut.
//Andreas
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great mb, any comparison to dfi x38/p35?
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Only higher binned x38 as far as I know
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Nice results, looks like DFI created a very good board, did you have any time to test how it clocks ram (especially at low latencies)?
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Originally Posted by
NH|Delph1
Nope, but damn close ;)
It's one hell of a board though. 'Can do some amazing things this little beaut.
//Andreas
Think all of Europes review samples got shipped yesterday - mine has arrived too ;)
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Nice results, I feel jealous, pitty it won't be avliable in the uk.
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Originally Posted by
DFI pit bull
Nice results, I feel jealous, pitty it won't be avliable in the uk.
Scan has it in stock
shame they charge both arms, legs a kidney and your first born for delivery to anything but mainland though (yes, i hate citylink), oh well, Importing from europe ftw:up:
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Thank you guys :toast:
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Originally Posted by
Sly Fox
Awesome results, I'm looking forward to seeing more.
A bit off topic, but I just got this board in yesterday but haven't used it yet.
I haven't OC'd on a DFI board since the socket 754 days, so I'm kinda nervous about how long it'll take me to figure this sucker out.
Theoretically, would you mind if I PM'd you for some info and help at some point?
Yeah; of course; feel free to do so. :)
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Originally Posted by
quake6
Could you test max stable FSB and max super pi FSB,I'll be very pleased
FSB is definitely not the strong point for this board... BTW I guess the matter isn't actual board but the chipset itself. :)
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Originally Posted by
NH|Delph1
Nope, but damn close ;)
It's one hell of a board though. 'Can do some amazing things this little beaut.
//Andreas
:D Damn close; that's right!
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Originally Posted by
naokaji
Nice results, looks like DFI created a very good board, did you have any time to test how it clocks ram (especially at low latencies)?
It looks quite good for this job. :up:
So; I've managed to perform some Spi32M this morning. Here they are. First one is crap... really crap considering the CPU clocks. Second one, ran with 266FSB strap is better by far. :)
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M/B：DFI LP LT X48-T2R rev.A00
CPU：Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha"
Memory：SuperTulip Gardena PC2-5300 512Bx2, Crucial PC2-8500 1024MBx2
VGA：Asus HD3870
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Cooler-Master 1250W
Vcore：1.93V(Actual)
Vdimm: 2.55V(BIOS), 2.55V(Actual)!!
Vmch: 1.80V(BIOS), 1.89V(BIOS)
Vpll: 1.55V(BIOS), 1.64V(BIOS)
Vtt: 1.34V(BIOS), 1.60V(BIOS)
Vclockgen: 3.68V(BIOS)
OS：Windows 2003 Server
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I know that FSB isnt strong point of this board,but I really want to see how far can it go...
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Nice Xavier :)
Can you please post some info on max options in BIOS, and the max FSB?
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Thanks mate :)
Ok guys; I've tried it with my 640FSB+ E8500 and the best it can boot at was 550FSB... and Spi1M wasn't able to pass even at 540FSB... So i've turned the cascade off... :D No need to loose time on this matter. So far X48 chipset isn't the one to clock FSB.
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I have the Ballistix also and am having an incredibly hard time getting this board stable or even into windows. Can you possibly show some of your mem settings so I can duplicate them?
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Before!
Great Results and great mobo and CPU youv'e got there .
Can you Post SPI 1M ??
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Looks like a sweet board even it anit good for high FSB
Gonna stay turned in.... for more results :up:
Keeep pushing it :D
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Really nice Xavier :up: I certainly wish that this board is a good ram clocker ... Any bios pics ? Also, do you know if DFI is planning on releasing a DDR3 version one ? :)
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Thanks :toast:
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Originally Posted by
chunkylover77
I have the Ballistix also and am having an incredibly hard time getting this board stable or even into windows. Can you possibly show some of your mem settings so I can duplicate them?
Basically; I set in BIOS 5-4-4-8; and tRFC to 35 cause I guess the DFI doesn't like this one to be tightened too much.
What about yours?
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Originally Posted by
lior307
Before!
Great Results and great mobo and CPU youv'e got there .
Can you Post SPI 1M ??
Ok; I'll do one; but I rather prefer to test with 32M. It's much more interesting to assess high clocks stability.
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Originally Posted by
George_o/c
Really nice Xavier :up: I certainly wish that this board is a good ram clocker ... Any bios pics ? Also, do you know if DFI is planning on releasing a DDR3 version one ? :)
Thanks :) DDR3 version will be called T3R.
Here's an improved 32M. Definitely this board is clocking both CPU and DRAM like a charm. :)
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M/B：DFI LP LT X48-T2R rev.A00
CPU：Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha"
Memory：Crucial PC2-8500 1024MBx2
VGA：Asus HD3870
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Cooler-Master 1250W
Vcore：1.96V(Actual)
Vdimm: 2.55V(BIOS), 2.55V(Actual)
Vmch: 1.90V(BIOS)
Vpll: 1.64V(BIOS)
Vtt: 1.60V(BIOS)
Vclockgen: 3.60V(BIOS)
OS：Windows 2003 Server
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
George_o/c
Really nice Xavier :up: I certainly wish that this board is a good ram clocker ... Any bios pics ? Also, do you know if DFI is planning on releasing a DDR3 version one ? :)
Yes, they are..
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great going bro... i've received this board yesterday, will try it with my E8500 and my cascade too :D
5.5ghz stabilty test is nice... but times is not that good :(... is it the board or you not tweak the pi run??
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Originally Posted by
andre X_X
great going bro... i've received this board yesterday, will try it with my E8500 and my cascade too :D
5.5ghz stabilty test is nice... but times is not that good :(... is it the board or you not tweak the pi run??
I'm afraid the E8500 won't be pushed too high with this board. FSB limit is somewhere within 530 to 550FSB here. :(
I haven't tweaked the Spi32M, but I guess times aren't too bad considering the FSB. :)
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Slight improvement. :) 9m49s might be expectable.
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M/B：DFI LP LT X48-T2R rev.A00
CPU：Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha"
Memory：Crucial PC2-8500 1024MBx2
VGA：Asus HD3870
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Cooler-Master 1250W
Vcore：1.94V(Actual)
Vdimm: 2.57V(BIOS), 2.57V(Actual)
Vmch: 1.90V(BIOS)
Vpll: 1.76V(BIOS)
Vtt: 1.60V(BIOS)
Vclockgen: 3.60V(BIOS)
OS：Windows 2003 Server
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Originally Posted by
before
Slight improvement. :) 9m49s might be expectable.
Well done man ;) Great board, look at that DDR2 going wild ... :yepp: :D Excellent ram clocker as always ;)
I suppose you mean though 8m49s and not 9m49s ... :p:
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Thanks mate. :)
Of course; what a shame! :D I meant 8m49s... lol
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Originally Posted by
before
Of course; what a shame! :D I meant 8m49s... lol
Hehehehehe :D ROFL ! :rofl:
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Nice impressions... :up:
BUT everytime I watch one of your results I have to adore Lady Bertha! :rofl:
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nice clocks, can that 9650 hit 6ghz?
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Thanks guys :toast:
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Originally Posted by
TheKarmakazi
nice clocks, can that 9650 hit 6ghz?
Dunno... Well maybe, but with 2v+ and -115C / -118C.
So, I've removed the CPEV from 2nd stage of Petite Bertha Cascade, and try to get a good amount of R1150 in order to achieve some decent temperatures. First tries weren't very good cause without CPEV I've lost about 10C+, pressure for pressure, load for load.
But today morning, before changing the captube lenght, I've decided to go for a bit less of R1150... and I finally got pretty nice loaded temperatures... at about 5.6GHz using 1.97vCORE for Spi 32M, top/'hotter' part of the evaporator shown -103.5C (evap pressure was 0.6bar that means -112C).
Well, that's nearly the same than it was with the CPEV installed, that's damn good considering the load.
Ok now, back on topic. I've ran a Spi 1M as requested earlier in this thread, and then improved the 32M. I definitely love this board, very reliable voltages, and clocks DRAM like a charm.
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M/B：DFI LP LT X48-T2R rev.A00
CPU：Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643
CPU cooling：2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha" @0.6bar LSP (-112C) loaded
Memory：Crucial PC2-8500 1024MBx2
VGA：Asus HD3870
HDD：Western Digital 80GB
Power Supply：Cooler-Master 1250W
Vcore：1.95V to 1.97V(Actual)
Vdimm: 2.60V(BIOS), 2.60V(Actual)
Vmch: 1.90V(BIOS)
Vpll: 1.64V(BIOS)
Vtt: 1.55V(BIOS)
Vclockgen: 3.45V(BIOS)
OS：Windows 2003 Server
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@before
come on,push it and give that sweet baby a superPI1m...:D oh srry u have done it
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Great Work Before:up:
I love DFI Boards:clap:
Cumps
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great results!
Hey man nicely done! This mobo has good things to show afterall...
Can you ake a guesstimate and tell me what kinda LOAD in watts you are getting on that setup?
