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    Quote Originally Posted by LIKMARK View Post
    If you believe the sb600 is the fault of bad overclocking, why don't the chips overclock like hell on NF590/780?

    Don't get your hopes too high lads.

    *negativity mode off*
    Can I remind you nForce 5 series are from way before Phenom and thus will most likely lack support for Phenom in general? Most likely the board lay-out alone is already not good enough for Phenom.

    Regarding 780a, I might have missed things but I only saw like 3 OC's done thus far on a 780a board and they were all quite good. If I indeed missed something, maybe the SB600 problem is not really the problem its self, but Phenom just needs a special optimized SB. A SB which nVidia wouldn't have either? Ive no clue, but AFAIK 780a boards do great thus far, at least better than SB600.

    Quote Originally Posted by d4d4cH View Post
    ram, did you ever try a different motherboard...our phenoms behave EXACTLY the same...i wonder if its motherboard limit rather than the CPU

    I told this a million times, YES, I do think so. I didnt try a different motherboard yet because, [looks around], there are no SB750 boards for sale yet.

    The good OC's done thus far on a SB600, maybe these chips would even clock higher, maybe it's just a stepping which doesnt have as much problems with SB600 as others, maybe some steppings just suck arse. We dont know untill someone gets a SB750.

    But I dont believe Phenom is just a bad clocker as long as I at least managed to get mine around 2.8Ghz but got struck by idle freezes, which is caused by the SB600. And then Im not even sure how much further I would be able to go. Fact is, if 1.3 to 1.45Vcore doesnt help, it's either the CPU not scaling well or something else. Since I could get my CPU to run around 2.8Ghz, Im 110% positive about SB750.

    If it doesnt get my CPU above 2.8Ghz after all, so what. Then ive a crap stepping and Ill get another CPU. At least we do know the SB750 is doing its job then.

    [EDIT]
    http://my.ocworkbench.com/2008/compu.../part1/g11.htm
    http://my.ocworkbench.com/2008/compu...8/part2/g3.htm

    [EDIT 2}
    From the AsRock features from the 2nd link:

    ASRock ODE790GX-WiFi
    Another AMD chipset model is ODE790GX-WiFi, which is based on the
    latest AMD 790GX + SB750 chipsets. This new chipset supports the
    AMD's Over Drive Extreme Technology, which is a real boost to
    system performance.
    Interesting...
    Last edited by Rammsteiner; 06-02-2008 at 06:42 AM.
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