Finally.......Heres X2 4800 'N' chip @ -67C core bios temp. with ACPI Multi still....
Default setting....
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Finally.......Heres X2 4800 'N' chip @ -67C core bios temp. with ACPI Multi still....
Default setting....
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Last edited by Dumo; 02-21-2006 at 07:20 PM.
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let us know how high can you get htt![]()
Got a fan over those memory sticks? No? Well get to it before you kill them
Looking forward to some real 3D benches.
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Quick test....comparo to cold bugged FX60....
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I got a hunch that your 180 will do the sameOriginally Posted by dogsx2
Now, @ least I can run cascade without big bug problem...I will hook up single stage to this poor 1900XTX...
Last edited by Dumo; 02-21-2006 at 07:01 PM.
Use systool for the temps, it reads correctly on DFI boards
Got a problem with your OCZ product....?
Have a look over here
Tony AKA BigToe
Tuning PC's for speed...Run whats fast, not what you think is fast
@Dumo,
Have you ever tried running div233 or div255 with that bugged FX-60, e.g. 227x15 div233 (RAM @ 261MHz)? I've not had a FX chip and I'm not sure if those "upclock" ratios are available @ x15. but I was just wondering...
It worked for meOriginally Posted by bachus_anonym
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Still use Ultra-D......I will try (again) with RDX200. I hope it wont go crazy/kaboom on this good cpuOriginally Posted by bachus_anonym
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With the ultra-D you have the options with the 704-2BTA biosOriginally Posted by Dumo
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Whoa! I just went back to your thread and just noticed that - x14 and CPU/13! Awesome!Originally Posted by Major
Have you tested it to see If it helps fight cold bug?
I've had no problems with cold bug at all keeping my HTT low and using the 233 & 250 dividers, its not related to Memory speed just HTT from what I can tell (limited experience with coldbug) but I'd love to see Dumo confirmOriginally Posted by bachus_anonym
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I'll try Major....You just found something really important for all bugged FX60s
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Yes, you're right, it's HTT related that's why "upclock" with those FXs can be really uselfuOriginally Posted by Major
@Dumo,
Can you just for kicks try, e.g 280x12=3360MHz div180 (RAM @ 258). If it cold-bugs at this HTT (perfect for this test) then try 240x14=3360MHz div233 (RAM @ 258)
Damn, I just realized it's about 4800+ here![]()
indeed he did, thats an nice X2 4800 you have there Dumo.Originally Posted by Dumo
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Looks like you found one heck of DC chip Dumo especially at -90C. You're going to have some fun. Keep us posted.
Is it a ACBWE or CCBWE?
It came from Mikeguava's treasure box....full of nice cpus. Thanks Mike![]()
Last edited by Dumo; 02-22-2006 at 10:26 PM.
hmmm, which makes me think that it's not the memory controller as we're used to thinking, but instead, this little bit of die right here:Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
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Got a fan over those memory sticks? No? Well get to it before you kill them
So the clock generator is unable to generate a specified HTT under certain temps (i.e. the colder the lower the HTT, vice versa) on bugged chips??
well, the actual clock generator is on the mobo. that little bit is what multiplies that clock signal to get the cpu clock, and does the math to get the memory controller's cpu:dram ratio... and possibly some other things.
if it's actually causing the problems, who knows, but if it's purely HTT limitation and not ram clock, then it's quite possible.
one thing to think about.. i'm sure some of you have had boards that have a max HTT that changes with different cpu's... like i had a dfi nf3-250gb that did 310mhz with a 3200+ claw and 433mhz with a 3700+ newark... so this little bit definitly effects something.
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Last edited by ozzimark; 02-21-2006 at 08:26 PM.
Got a fan over those memory sticks? No? Well get to it before you kill them
Ok thanks for the explanation still learning here.
I can bench @ 250 htt @ 1:1 and 1.6V core...The problem either cascade can't maintain heat load fluctuation enough to finish 3D'06 (I have to add more R502/507 to the first stage compressor)...or bad evap mount....
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Last edited by Dumo; 02-21-2006 at 08:48 PM.
How high have you gotten HTT so far?
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i wish my FX60 can do the FSB like this![]()
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