-Vcore mod
-Vdrop mod
-Vmem mod
for P4C800 E Deluxe rev. 2.00
-Vcore mod
-Vdrop mod
-Vmem mod
for P4C800 E Deluxe rev. 2.00
Last edited by micdoc; 06-01-2005 at 05:09 AM.
Nice work! I've been looking for this1.
About those heat spreaders....are they really useful? I mean...I have an open case and two 80mm blowing over it...is taht enough or should I put some spreaders on?
I think you should use heat spreaders!Originally Posted by b|lly
These are the results of the mods!
OK. Am..can you upload just one more...then entire board so we can see where to put spreaders? Or you have them on every mosfet? And....what about NB cooling?
You should put heat spreaders on every mosfet.Originally Posted by b|lly
For the NB I use the default heat spreader with a 4 cm fan blowing air on it!
And what's your CPU cooling?
Any super pi results on that speed?
I use a Silverprop waterblock with frozen water (not a chiller)!
super pi 32 M unpatched 24 min 27 sec
super pi 1 M unpatched 28 sec
Last edited by micdoc; 12-06-2008 at 12:49 AM.
Hi again, I've switched to asus p4c800-e dlx, since abit ic7 wasnt good enough
Mods are done, but haven't tested OC yet..."working" ATM...
I jave 3.2 D0 SL7E5, is your CPU the same?
If it is...how did u set the droop trimmer? 27k ohm or smth else?
And final question...which bios version are you using?
Last edited by b|lly; 03-23-2005 at 09:58 AM.
Originally Posted by b|lly
I have exactly the same cpu SL7E5 !
The drop trimmer has been set at 2 khom!!!
I am using 1020 beta bios
Last edited by micdoc; 03-23-2005 at 10:29 AM.
You have 2khom?? Omg, other ppl advice to use 27kohm or even 36
Is your voltage stable then? Mine is 1.552 - 1.520.
Let me try this bios
Yes it is very stable . During the 32m bench the volts were between 1,71 and 1,68volts from mm5!
I think low values of the resistance gives stability both in high (over 1,6 volts) and low voltages but high values of the resistance like 27 kohm or 36 kohm gives stability only in low voltages like 1,5 or 1,55 volts.
that is of what I have seen in my mobo!
Last edited by micdoc; 12-06-2008 at 12:51 AM.
@ 28kohms, my old P4C800 used to have .016vcore fluctuations.
was it rev. 2.00?Originally Posted by Malves
I hope that prescott is not doing 1.71 on air ....btw very nice OC.
Malves u still have your site up with those mods by chance ?
....the way to freeze .......my prescott!
I noticed your using Vantec tornado i have one ITS SOOOOO LOUD. What kind of fan switch do u use? or can you recommend a better and quieter fan.Originally Posted by Dynasty
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I checked in CPU-Z ON MAINBOARD TAB.Originally Posted by micdoc
Next to Model it says Rev 1 .xx but just below that is says Rev A2
What version do i have?
Corsair carbide 400R case
Corsair AX-750W PSU
Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 TH (F13a)
Gigabyte GTX 680 OC WF3X
Intel i7 2600K @ 4.8GHz Antec Kuhler 620
Gskill Ripjaw 16GB DDR3 2133 (10 11 10 28 1T) 1.62v
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Seagate ST3000DM001 3TB
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Liteon iHas 324 DVDRW
Look between pci slots on mobo will tell rev.# below the EOriginally Posted by irfs
Yes, sir.
http://www.malvescorner.net/
malves, was that on north, or pressy? or that doesn't matter?
It was a 2.4C north. I believe it does not matter.Originally Posted by b|lly
I dont know what i'm doing wrong here...
I have p4c800-e dlx and SL7E5 as mentioned above...but I have a huge droop!
The vcore pops arround like a monkey, from 1.488 all the way up to 1.553 ! Well that are spikes, but i think they shound't be there...
Any ideas about it?
I've tunned the trimmer a little bit now.
And droop under load is as malves said...0.016, it droops from 1.52 to 1.504. But the problem is vcore when idle...it's 1.554.
Isn't that a little too high for pressy? I run my PC 24/7...
when you use the vdrop mod you have a little overvoltage! when idle!Originally Posted by b|lly
I think you are ok!
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