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Seems to be alot of fanboy responses, especially from those who shelled out big bucks and feel hurt.

As has been said, there isnt anything original occuring anymore. There is limited room to be...

http://bravo.ausgamers.com/a64/chaintech/testbios.bin

That was the last BIOS i was using. It doesnt allow Cas to be adjusted from anything except 2, however, it allows all other memory timings to...

yeah. the memory probably isnt even Winbond. Sounds like Cruical rebadged, or even Hynix.

Even so, 249mhz @ 3.2v is an awesome result.

Yet another reason why I dont like shuttle's garage. Aside from the Vdimm voltage mod, it has sucky stock performance, memory compatibility issues, and flakey BIOS problems. Bah!

Why upgrade? You have an awesome system. I'd stick that money into an account, and let it collect interest until Socket 939 comes out :)

The admins are GB and Creative, something you fail to mention.

If your whining got on Creative's nerves enough to close it, I shudder to think what anybody else thought of the thread :lol:

Meh, Theres a difference between being dishonest, and being deceptive. IMHO, returning the processor with a busted pin is better then returning it to a shop, and waiting for them to find out whats...

I'd suggest contacting a Jeweller. They have very fine soldering tools, as well as magnafication equipment.

IS your manager hot?

Have you tried running the boards in before volt modding? My ZNF3-150 runs day in/day out at 255mhz 1:1 2-2-2-11 using 3.1v.

Its not available commericially yet. I know a reviewer for a site here in Aus who lets me pick and chose over the items hes selling.

Hi Guys

I've currently got a ZNF3-150 board, and have found it to be pretty fast. I've just been offered the ZNF3-250 for 200/250 AUD. I am very tempted (always tempted hehe), to try new hardware,...

Cathar has a week 30 Barton 2500. It does 2823 on water @ 2.1v.

Hi Guys

I picked up two generic sticks of Winbond BH-5, and these things fly @ 240mhz @ 2-2-2-9 @ 3.1v. I am interested in learning how to burn these in.

At the moment the only method i know is...

Its not a FSB as such, but HTT. The Bus will run its specification 800mhz, or 1600mhz DDR. Currently, only the Via KT800 chipset has full 800mhz hyper transport link (Nvidia is 600mhz).

The 250 is...

nfi whats going on then. I can change every timing :)

http://bravo.ausgamers.com/a64/chaintech/testbios.bin

I backed up the BIOS off my EPROM using Winflash. I have never flashed from a saved BIOS before.

If you want to fast, be warned.

I am able to change everything in the BIOS, except the Cas timing function. I'll use Winflash to backup my current BIOS, then save it to FTP.

Back in a moment

Bumping this.

Where have people found the limits of the board running 1:1 ?

I seem to have hit a wall about 260mhz FSB. It used to be 240mhz FSB, but a Vdimm mod seems to have fixed that :(

Need some quick help with Clock-Gen.

Seeing big numbers in Sanda is my prime motivation for FSB overclocking. However, Sandra cracks the §§§§s whenever the multiplier is changed in windows :(...

Btw, what are you guys using to monitor temps/voltages?

Ar §§§§, Im actually using C03 sorry. C02 wouldnt adjust any of the other memory timings except Cas.

Also, try using clock-gen. Its easy to use :)

That 40 seconds for 2500mhz is pretty poor. At 2373 (1:1, 237mhz FSB @ 2-2-2-9 @ 2.9/1.7v) I got 36 seconds. This 3000 im using at the moment running 1:1 @ 2400mhz gets 38 seconds.

:)

You need to use this version of CrystalCPUID, and BIOS C02 to get multiplier adjustments working.

I tried about a dozen combinations, and only this one seemed to work :(

http://bravo.ausgamers.com/a64/3200/36seconds-2373.jpg

36 seconds @ 2.5-4-4-9 @ 2373 (10x 237mhz FSB 1:1 @ 1.65v).