TESTING a 3.6GHz Prescott @ 5GHz........

Just testing my new toy.......... :D

Pentium4 Prescott 3.6GHz @ 5GHz.......

System

Motherboard : ABIT AS8 full moded (Vdroop - Vchip - Vfsb - VAgp - VCore - Capacitors - Heatsinks - e.t.c.)
PSU : ENERMAX 550 Watts
RAM : 2 x 256MB Kingston Value Rams PC2700(DDR333)
Cooling : hi-pro-mmie with R410 gas
EXTRAS : DDR Maximizer

First some "indicaded" photos about mounting the Prommie's evaporator onto CPU.......

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...miemount/1.jpg

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...miemount/2.jpg

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...miemount/3.jpg

.........and a thermal sensor for the temps coz AS8 doesn't shows subzero temperatures.......

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/A...unt/Sensor.jpg


Now some S-Sandra Arithmetic.......

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...953MHz_png.png

S-Sandra Multimedia......

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...953MHz_png.png

Super-Pi 1M UNPATCHED

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/S...ec_5001MHz.png

Super-Pi 1M PATCHED

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...001MHz_png.png

Super-Pi 32M UNPATCHED

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...937MHz_png.png

Super-Pi 32M PATCHED

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...937MHz_png.png

3DMark2003 with a X800XT at core=648 , mem=627

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...48_627_png.png

3DMark2005 with a X800XT at core=654 , mem=634

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P..._634_1_png.png

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P..._634_2_png.png

.........and a max screenshot - not testing for more for the time been - ........

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...235MHz_png.png

That's for now and still playing around...... :D

Very Nice work :toast:

Once again another Abit board that you made unique :D

very nice indeed... you got the dimension/measurements of that prommy mounting bracket ?? :)

mmmmm cap mods...

Awesome work hip, got enough seal'goop? xD

:bows: very nice overclock! Did adding extra capacitators help much? What temps you getting?

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very nice indeed... you got the dimension/measurements of that prommy mounting bracket ?? :)

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There are 72mm x 72mm from hole to hole...........BUT you have to be carefull about the CENTER of the Prommie's evap coz it ISN'T in the middle of it's "head" so you have to dreel somehow "out-of-center" so as to make a good and centered contact to the CPU...... ;)

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Originally Posted by Bennah

Very Nice work :toast:

Once again another Abit board that you made unique :D

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Thanks....... :D

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:bows: very nice overclock! Did adding extra capacitators help much? What temps you getting?

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With the Vdroop mod yes they helped at full load...... ;)

At idle I have onto CPU (external sensor) about - 50*C and at full load I have about -32 to -34*C.......

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Ooh, here it comes... :D

Nice Hipro.

Ever considered A64?

I'm sure you could shake up the 01 ORB. ;)

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Yeap.......As a matter of fact I do........With my new evaporator and my Cascade(still building it) I think I could do some damage........ :D

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/Z...ator_1_jpg.jpg

Nice work Hipro! Got a shot of the maximizer in action?

Put some OCZ VX ram and see what it does with 3.6 :idea:

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Put some OCZ VX ram and see what it does with 3.6 :idea:

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Naaaa.........I don't think they can do more than those BH-6 chipies...... :D

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/P...642MHz_png.png

are u going to make a guide soon, or did u make one already, cause I'd like to try these mods

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are u going to make a guide soon, or did u make one already, cause I'd like to try these mods

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Yes it will be uploaded soon....... ;)

VERY nice work :D


i look forward to a guide

hipro5
Why do you keep working with Abit boards? :)

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hipro5
Why do you keep working with Abit boards? :)

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I was fond of ASUS mobos a few time ago.........ALL my mobos where ASUS......TILL ASUS CUSL2 - P3 .....After those mobos ASUS started to "steel" them by NOT soldering all the components on them.......Then I came to ABIT ones.......At least they are less "steeled" in components.......Now I'm fond of ABIT ones......and life goes on..... ;) :)

first of all, great work...

But, did you set the speeds with uguru or are you using another windows tool to change clockspeeds?

very nice work again :bows:

have you considered DFI?

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first of all, great work...

But, did you set the speeds with uguru or are you using another windows tool to change clockspeeds?

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Those are the speeds I could boot into Windows.......Yes played with the uGuru.....I wish that there was a ckockgen for that.......

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Originally Posted by enzoR

very nice work again :bows:

have you considered DFI?

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Thanks............Yes IF I could find a mobo here in Hellas why not?....... ;)

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Originally Posted by hipro5

Thanks............Yes IF I could find a mobo here in Hellas why not?....... ;)

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What board do you need Hypro 5?
I can find DFI board here in Bulgaria and I can send it to you, or you can come to me ... i live in the southern part of Bulgaria and it is about 150-200km. from Athens.

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i live in the southern part of Bulgaria and it is about 150-200km. from Athens.

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add 500Km to those 150-200km and you might be right!!!Maybe thesaloniki is 150-200km!


Nice work Hipro5, maybe we can freeze my winnie some time soon :D

Hi.

That was superb. A very good job at an Intel CPU. That was fantastic.
The SuperPI score is an world record @ Intel??? :rolleyes:

Go On, an keep your CPU toasted! :D

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The SuperPI score is an world record @ Intel??? :rolleyes:

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No, i think memesema with a 5.5Ghz P4 is still holding the WR on Intel.

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No, i think memesema with a 5.5Ghz P4 is still holding the WR on Intel.

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Time for that record? 25seconds?

The hipro5 record of 26 seconds, was one of the best record's in the world. He ate a lot of FX-53 eheheheh :D

But........................

A64 Forever! :D

Nice to see you again hipro :D

Awesome work with the single stage + cpu. I am sure you would do some damage with a real cpu :p: (slap myself for fanboyisme :D)


:toast:

hehe cool mods and nice clocks/scores :toast:


what's that "goo" you have draped around the processor?

it looks awefully thick for sealstring :)

Its sealstring alright.. Just a layer or two :)

Nice 5G there Hipro :D

Cheers

Nice work!

What clock frequency do you think is possible for a 24/7 system with a Vapochill or Prometia modded with R404a? I assume you modded Prometia sounds like a jet taking off so that's not 24/7 like :P?
Was the 5GHz just for testing or would it be 24/7?

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"hi-pro-mmie with R410 gas "

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Should give you a hint..

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Should give you a hint..

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Yes, but it's still modded. I have no idea if theres a fan running 5000RPM to get that system working... and I have no idea if he can bench at 5GHz or if it's 24/7 usable :)

Probably crazy fans If I know mr. hipro but the fan are the least in that system :hehe:
Looks pretty stable if you´d look at the 32m superpi. :)

perhaps u have the same results with vapo ls or mach2 gt? the temps are the same i think

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Originally Posted by Salkcin

Nice work!

What clock frequency do you think is possible for a 24/7 system with a Vapochill or Prometia modded with R404a? I assume you modded Prometia sounds like a jet taking off so that's not 24/7 like :P?
Was the 5GHz just for testing or would it be 24/7?

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DOing 5g in an LS atm m8, but have got a 3.8ghz.

Cheers

no its a hi-pro-mmie nothing cna beat it on one stage!
awesome hipro thats a nice overlock and stable makes it even better :toast:
what difference did joining the pins on the back of the board make?
i aso put some sinks on my FETs but found that i got higher temps, and i removed some and temps are back at normal
there are still on the vcore ones but how do you get them to do anything? i used AS5 mixed with arctic adhesive to stick em

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Originally Posted by bias_hjorth

Nice to see you again hipro :D

Awesome work with the single stage + cpu. I am sure you would do some damage with a real cpu :p: (slap myself for fanboyisme :D)


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Thank you bias_hjorth.......... :toast:

.........and what exactly do you mean by "real cpu"?......... :D

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hehe cool mods and nice clocks/scores :toast:


what's that "goo" you have draped around the processor?

it looks awefully thick for sealstring :)

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It's seal string for the prommie...........exept that it's not thin.........it's almost 1.5cm fat........Promie's is about 0.3mm fat........ ;)

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Nice work!

What clock frequency do you think is possible for a 24/7 system with a Vapochill or Prometia modded with R404a? I assume you modded Prometia sounds like a jet taking off so that's not 24/7 like :P?
Was the 5GHz just for testing or would it be 24/7?

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With default VCore it's 24/7 full load stable at 4.730MHz...........With a bit more VCore Max stable (with the HT) is about at 4930MHz.......and this is just a D0 CPU........I think that with a E0 CPU I could be about 150 - 200MHz more for 24/7....... ;)

My hi-pro-mmie IS for 24/7 only IF you can "stand" the noise of it......... :D It has 3 x 12x12 Delta fans on it and 190cfm each(200+ cfm coz they are feeding with 13.5Volts).......One in front of the condenser , one on the back of it (push-pull) and one for output......... ;)

Now........with a moded Vapo or Prommie with R404 gas I think it could do (same CPU D0) about 4600 - 4700MHz for 24/7 ONLY IF (R404 gas) could "handle" the load of it and not starting to raise the temp fast.........

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Originally Posted by Mrki

perhaps u have the same results with vapo ls or mach2 gt? the temps are the same i think

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The temps are not the same with a regular Vapo - Prommie with R404 gas.........The temps are measured ON the heatspreader of the CPU and NOT at the output of the gas as Vapo - Prommie do..........At that load I doupt if a Vapo - Prommie with R404 gas could do EVEN -18 to -20*C without starting to raise the temp quickly upwords...... ;)

A same CPU 3.6GHz D0 stepping did the same with Dry-ice........ ;)

Also my hi-pro-mmie is with another compressor too......... ;)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/T...ressor_jpg.jpg

......with this REAL temp on it's evaporator with a a digit thermometer with 0.1% accuracy from 600*C to -200*C......and NOT Vapo's - Prommie's accuracy....... :D ;)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/H.../Temp3_jpg.jpg

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Originally Posted by Bulldog20

DOing 5g in an LS atm m8, but have got a 3.8ghz.

Cheers

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I think it would be BETTER if you where SO kind and SEND to me this 3.8GHz E0 CPU of yours so as to test it......... :D :toast:

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Originally Posted by reject

no its a hi-pro-mmie nothing cna beat it on one stage!
awesome hipro thats a nice overlock and stable makes it even better :toast:
what difference did joining the pins on the back of the board make?
i aso put some sinks on my FETs but found that i got higher temps, and i removed some and temps are back at normal
there are still on the vcore ones but how do you get them to do anything? i used AS5 mixed with arctic adhesive to stick em

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What do you mean by this: "joining the pins on the back of the board".........sorry......... :D

The heatsinks on the Mos-Fets where gloued by a "fast acting" glue........In the middle of each Mos-Fet was applied some sillicone paste(thermal) and at the four corners of it , four "drops" of the fast acting glue.......Some "pressure" and it was ready....... ;)

around the socket on the back it looks like youve joined the cap legs with lines of solder
is that what you did?

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A same CPU 3.6GHz D0 stepping did the same with Dry-ice........

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Again nice work bro! I am waiting for that maximazer! Where is Santa claus?

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Originally Posted by reject

around the socket on the back it looks like youve joined the cap legs with lines of solder
is that what you did?

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Ahhh........They are cooper extention lines so as to "extend" the legs of the capacitors coz those capacitors where unsoldered from another Mobo and they had small legs ....... ;)

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Again nice work bro! I am waiting for that maximaizer! Where is Santa claus?

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:D

He is coming my BETA tester....... :D

would that do anything for a board with stock caps?

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It's seal string for the prommie...........exept that it's not thin.........it's almost 1.5cm fat........Promie's is about 0.3mm fat........ ;)

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What's the brand name (3M, berner, everseal, ...)? and the product part number? can I order it online? :D

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What's the brand name (3M, berner, everseal, ...)? and the product part number? can I order it online? :D

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It's "used" Prommie's seal string.......a lot of it...... :D

oh lol ok :D

any unpatched superpi 1m?

zabomb4163
Probably + 2 sec.

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any unpatched superpi 1m?

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:confused: :confused: IF you take a look at the begining of my thread and the screenshots , you'll see BOTH of Super-Pi 1M - UNPATCHED and PATCHED........

Hi!
These are some nice results...but I guess the DFI is the better board.
I just reproduced your results with a completely unmodded LP875P-T and stock LS Rev2. I will post some links later. 32M patched took 21:23 with 4937MHz. 32M unpatched is running atm at same speed.
Did you use 5:4 and 2-2-2-5? I'm running 1:1 with 2.5-3-3-8 and I needed some mhz more for 26s (5025MHz)...I should get my BH5 in again ;)
I guess I can't do much more than that...but it's impressive enough for a 3.6 D0

very nice, the DDR optimizer seems to do its job good ;)

Thx again for the inspiration ;)

1M Unpatched
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/gallery/da...4491munpat.JPG

1M Patched
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/gallery/da.../94491mpat.JPG

32M Unpatched
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/gallery/da...4932munpat.JPG

32M Patched
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/gallery/da...944932mpat.JPG

yeah sky :banana4:

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Hi!
These are some nice results...but I guess the DFI is the better board.
I just reproduced your results with a completely unmodded LP875P-T and stock LS Rev2. I will post some links later. 32M patched took 21:23 with 4937MHz. 32M unpatched is running atm at same speed.
Did you use 5:4 and 2-2-2-5? I'm running 1:1 with 2.5-3-3-8 and I needed some mhz more for 26s (5025MHz)...I should get my BH5 in again ;)
I guess I can't do much more than that...but it's impressive enough for a 3.6 D0

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Yes I was running at 5:4 and 2-5-2-2....... :)

FPO/BATCH for this CPU?...... :D

Happy to see ppl with Intel going high......... :D

Almost 60MHz on RAM speed to "match" the 2-5-2-2 BH-6/5 chips.......BH-6/5 WILL NEVER DIE...... :D

Best will be a 3.8GHz CPU at 1:1 with 2-5-2-2......... ;) :)

L434A843 SL7J9
I've got some nice BH5 here but 875P-T doesn't like 5:4 that much

There is an issue with 5:4 divider on this board.

yes. 5:4 gives me much lesser oc :(

I tried a little more:
I could run 1M at 5045MHz.

Right now it's running 32M at 4956MHz and is still looping.
It almost seems as if the board was holding me back...only 90MHz or less difference between 1M and 32M at same voltages etc. is strange, right?

Nice stuff guys AMD a64 is about 3420mhz for 24s whats intel take nonpatched for that?

Also any 3dmark 2001 benches so we can check out system scores?

Thanks and nice work. :)

my NV40 is still in RMA...3DMark with FX5200 won't be too much fun :D

lol nope It won't :)

HiPro5, your birthday present was quite welcome ;)
Vagp, VFSB and Vchip mods gained almost 15MHz with 1:1 divider and tightest possible GAT settings :D

What values are the most optimal, for Vfsb and Vchip?
I have set both voltages to 1.7V (measure in bios).

WOW, just want to know if you try and leave it for 24 hour to see if it's stable.

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HiPro5, your birthday present was quite welcome ;)
Vagp, VFSB and Vchip mods gained almost 15MHz with 1:1 divider and tightest possible GAT settings :D

What values are the most optimal, for Vfsb and Vchip?
I have set both voltages to 1.7V (measure in bios).

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No matter what leave the Vfsb at 1.35 - 1.40Volts at 5:4 and almost the same at 1:1......At 3:2 you have to push it a little bit higher at 1.60Volts......VAGP leave it at MAX 1.95Volts......Vchip you can start from 1.52Volts for 5:4 and 1:1 and at 1.9Volts at 3:2.......It doesn't help the 1:1 or 5:4 a lot after 1.55Vchip....... ;)

..........and HAPPY THE NEW YEAR to all of us..... :D :toast:

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Originally Posted by choseone214

Nice stuff guys AMD a64 is about 3420mhz for 24s whats intel take nonpatched for that?

Also any 3dmark 2001 benches so we can check out system scores?

Thanks and nice work. :)

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On 2001 Prescotts give shi(f)t compared to my P4 3.4EE one.....A P4 3.4EE @ 4500MHz is a LOT BETTER than my P4 3.6E @ 5000MHz.....NO GO on 2001

On the other hand at 2005 are about the same BUT P4 3.4EE@4500 = P4 3.6E@5000

At 2003 the P4 3.4EE@4500MHz does better from the P4 3.6E@5000....... ;)

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Originally Posted by XyKo

WOW, just want to know if you try and leave it for 24 hour to see if it's stable.

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As a matter of fact I've leaved it crunching SETI about 3 days straight @ 75 WU+ but I just COULDN'T stand that noise any more....... :D

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On 2001 Prescotts give shi(f)t compared to my P4 3.4EE one.....A P4 3.4EE @ 4500MHz is a LOT BETTER than my P4 3.6E @ 5000MHz.....NO GO on 2001

On the other hand at 2005 are about the same BUT P4 3.4EE@4500 = P4 3.6E@5000

At 2003 the P4 3.4EE@4500MHz does better from the P4 3.6E@5000....... ;)

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yup prescotts seem to sux at 3d2k1 only just managed to break 30k

Powercolor X800XT PE stock cooling @609/603 - 3Dmark2001 = 30,004

just stopping by to say "good job" =)...not that you need another "pat on the back" but you deserve....

now, a bit OT, where's that DDR Maximizer of yours ;) ?.....anyone here at Xs to test drive it out?

very impressive once again hi pro.

As always Hipro5 – state of the art! :toast:

Btw: I’m looking forward to my delayed Christmas present ;)

how come you wont show us the PCB slot for the maximizer hipro? i noticed you didnt include it in the pics and its not in your maximizer thread either.

and care to explain what you did to that BH-6? (IE how you figured out where to solder the caps and what resistance you used and how you knew?)

definitly nice clocks :toast:

but i was just wondering what compressor are you using in your Hi-Pro-mmie?
And why is your agp/pci at 75/38MHz?

And a happy newyear :banana:

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definitly nice clocks :toast:

but i was just wondering what compressor are you using in your Hi-Pro-mmie?
And why is your agp/pci at 75/38MHz?

And a happy newyear :banana:

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I'm using the SC12CL compressor from Danfoss....... ;)

I always work with 75/38 coz it gives me a bit more..... ;)

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how come you wont show us the PCB slot for the maximizer hipro? i noticed you didnt include it in the pics and its not in your maximizer thread either.

and care to explain what you did to that BH-6? (IE how you figured out where to solder the caps and what resistance you used and how you knew?)

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On my BH-6 RAM modules I've soldered the cooper heat sink WITH the GROUND of the PCB so as to "cut" any radioactivity from/to RAM - Mainboard........Also I've soldered some 100uF/16V electrolytic capacitors on the back of RAM's PCB at Vdd/Vddq to ground so as to "stabilize" more the Vdd provided by the mobo........No need for these caps any more in case I work with the DDR Maximizer....... ;)

I can only show the "classic/standard" DDR PCB of it........and NOT the DDR PCB with the VTT for the time been...... ;)


It's dimensions are : 13.3cm x 4.7 cm.......It can fit at ANY DDR slot you wish......It's TOO slim and TOO high....... ;)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/M...DR_PCB_png.png



ANNOUNCEMENT...... :)

Wait to see MY PCB for DDR Modules in the near future...FULL grounded/sealed for BEST performance......and who knows maybe HPT DDR Ram sticks........

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ANNOUNCEMENT......

Wait to see MY PCB for DDR Modules in the near future...FULL grounded/sealed for BEST performance......and who knows maybe HPT DDR Ram sticks........
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i can't wait anymore =)

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On my BH-6 RAM modules I've soldered the cooper heat sink WITH the GROUND of the PCB so as to "cut" any radioactivity from/to RAM - Mainboard........Also I've soldered some 100uF/16V electrolytic capacitors on the back of RAM's PCB at Vdd/Vddq to ground so as to "stabilize" more the Vdd provided by the mobo........No need for these caps any more in case I work with the DDR Maximizer....... ;)

I can only show the "classic/standard" DDR PCB of it........and NOT the DDR PCB with the VTT for the time been...... ;)


It's dimensions are : 13.3cm x 4.7 cm.......It can fit at ANY DDR slot you wish......It's TOO slim and TOO high....... ;)

http://www.thelab.gr/images/Hipro5/M...DR_PCB_png.png



ANNOUNCEMENT...... :)

Wait to see MY PCB for DDR Modules in the near future...FULL grounded/sealed for BEST performance......and who knows maybe HPT DDR Ram sticks........

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On my BH-6 RAM modules I've soldered the cooper heat sink WITH the GROUND of the PCB so as to "cut" any radioactivity from/to RAM - Mainboard........
i have done exactly the same and i have also grounded my CPU heatsink. that helped my cpu too :D :toast:


Wait to see MY PCB for DDR Modules in the near future...FULL grounded/sealed for BEST performance......and who knows maybe HPT DDR Ram sticks...... :slobber: what will you do with just a bare PCB?

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:slobber: what will you do with just a bare PCB?

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It WON'T be a "bare" PCB enzoR.......It'll be DDR Modules...... ;)

What's this about grounding heatsinks? :confused: What is the point/benefit of doing so? Do you just run a wire from the hsf to a grnd pnt? Thanks :)

Well done once more Hipro....
Can't wait for maximizer::):)
Keep up the good work my friend.

Im always impressed with your mods. Can you show some pics of your BH-6 modules? When Im reading your topics Im almost sure that I want to work in electronics :)

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Im always impressed with your mods. Can you show some pics of your BH-6 modules? When Im reading your topics Im almost sure that I want to work in electronics :)

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http://www.thelab.gr/reviews/ic7mods_en19.php


edit - man hipro i really love your work, keep it up M8...

where do you get all those sinks if you can BTW?

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It WON'T be a "bare" PCB enzoR.......It'll be DDR Modules...... ;)

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hey hipro5 lets buy some winbond machines! ill chip in :D

Now thats gonna be truly insane ... Hipro5 Modules!

:rolleyes: im in lol

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Hi Hipro,

Your work is magnificent! Congratulations :)

Two quick questions:

What frequency and amplitude was the noise on the power lines of your BH-6 before and after you added the capacitors?

On the PCB above i assume those are low ESR capacitors (?), do you notice much difference with these over standard electrolytic capacitors in this application?

Great work,

Tom

Wow... Good job, Hipro. It's pretty cool that you could run a P4 at 5.0 ghz and still be stable. What's the noise level for your prommie?

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Originally Posted by SoddemFX

Hi Hipro,

Your work is magnificent! Congratulations :)

Two quick questions:

1 What frequency and amplitude was the noise on the power lines of your BH-6 before and after you added the capacitors?

2 On the PCB above i assume those are low ESR capacitors (?), do you notice much difference with these over standard electrolytic capacitors in this application?

Great work,

Tom

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1. You can't measure anything ON the PCB of a ram "just like this".........I gained 2MHz more by "sealing" the Ram sticks and soldering those caps.......When my mobo was Vdimm and VTT moded , I had a ripple of about 0.1V at 3.55Vdimm......I also had some "spikes" on them with the moded Vdimm........With the DDR Maximizer = NO need for the caps.........Now I have no ripple on them........

2. Yes they are LOW ESR caps BUT I've notiched NO difference even with standard SMD electrolytic capacitors......

Thanks..... :)

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Wow... Good job, Hipro. It's pretty cool that you could run a P4 at 5.0 ghz and still be stable. What's the noise level for your prommie?

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Thanks M8........ :)

Ahhhh........DON'T ask about noise.........4 x 12x12 Delta fans with 200cfm+ each.......It's a "pain story"....... :D

great work, HiPro..... got AS8 guide??

:D

C

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great work, HiPro..... got AS8 guide??

:D

C

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hehe. I'd like to know the same thing. :)

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Originally Posted by jan

hehe. I'd like to know the same thing. :)

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Me2.. mine does 315MHz without Mods... :toast:

Next week will be uploaded a guid with ALL the mods of the ABIT AS8 mobo....... ;)

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Originally Posted by hipro5

Thanks M8........ :)

Ahhhh........DON'T ask about noise.........4 x 12x12 Delta fans with 200cfm+ each.......It's a "pain story"....... :D

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yeah i have 4x 120x38mm delta 190cfm on 4x thermaltake fan speed controllers, loud fans on high speed and okay noise on medium (75%) speed :)

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Originally Posted by hipro5

Next week will be uploaded a guid with ALL the mods of the ABIT AS8 mobo....... ;)

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thats great. :)