teaser SS with UD3P
Only worth pi 1M without a sweat...lol...for 24/7 around 4.5Ghz stable is possible with decent voltage.
Your phase unit is crying....come join us to the dark side with new moboOriginally Posted by Jor3lBR
No Ln2 yes, but you have a Gigabyte EP45 Extreme not fair at all
Nice results also Sparda!!!teaser SS with UD3P
Only worth pi 1M without a sweat...lol...for 24/7 around 4.5Ghz stable is possible with decent voltage.
Your phase unit is crying....come join us to the dark side with new mobo
Yes you are right poor Cryo-Z is so bored that is just sadI'm using DFIx48
w/ the quad at 469x9 1.30vcore super pi around 10,5s temp -46 to -50oC.
I'll Probably do that next year cause wife will kill me on spot if I touch this PC this year
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I'll Probably do that next year cause wife will kill me on spot if I touch this PC this yearJust give her a good present for Xmas and so on January 2/2009 just run for a new board
Cheers mate !
How come the DFI not getting that ? is it a very good mobo...
Kind Regards
Sergio
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Nice clocks. What vMCH do you require for 500 FSB totally stable? At 500 x 9, what are you running your ram at and at what PL?teaser SS with UD3P
Only worth pi 1M without a sweat...lol...for 24/7 around 4.5Ghz stable is possible with decent voltage.
Your phase unit is crying....come join us to the dark side with new mobo
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Cheers mate !
How come the DFI not getting that ? is it a very good mobo...
Kind Regards
SergioBecause DFI X38 and X48 can't hit decent FSBs with any and all Quads. I have the same problem, can't get above FSB 460 with my Q6600 for the life of it, tried it for months lol. Another mobo --> 480 stable
Only no other mobo will hold my 250W Q6600 on 24/7 load without exploding
Jcool is right, it's disappointing really I've been thru 3 DFI's X38 and 2 DFI's X48 and they all gave same results on Quads with a little difference in FSB.
I got these boards as soon as this Chipset debut because of the double x16 in Crossfire capability, but then when ATI's X2 came out that was a feature that became a bit useless.
The boards cost me $300+ at the time and they are good for high mem clocks DDR2@1300 with little voltage. They are also solid trustworthy boards but for that price DFI could have done a lot better.
The reason I believe is a fatal mistake made on the PWM-Chipset design for running Quads. They underestimated that for sure.
The max FSB I got out of a Quad was 485x9 but that stresses the board a lot, needs a lot of volts on NB/VTT/Vcore for that (with a board rev. A1).
So you have to chose between running 470x9 and low volts for everything (vtt, vnb. vdimm, vcore etc) or 485x9 with huge amount of volts.
I prefer to run it low volts and comfortable because the extra 15Mhz won't be missed.
With a new board in the near future that can change. I'm not thinking about i7 as it won't give me any gains in reality.
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get the avengerthats what I'll be moving to as my EOL 775 board for the next year or so, it should be out in <1month
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