Recently, I’ve been spending time to test some AMD hi-end CPUand other motherboards.
As good luck, DFI nF4 LP released 6/23 BIOS.
Let me challenge the limitation of my FF

Looks



Original Specification :

* Packing : 1024MB kit (2x512MB) dual channel pack
* IC Chips : Samsung TCCD
* CAS Latency : 2.5-3-3-7 (PC4400) / 2.5-4-4-8 (PC4800)
* Test Voltage : 2.85~2.95 V
* PCB : 6 layers PCB
* Speed : DDR 550 MHz (PC4400) / DDR 600 MHz (PC4800)
* Pin Count : 184-pin DDR SDRAM
* ECC : Non-ECC
* Registered/Unbuffered : Unbuffered
* Warranty : Life-time




The proverb said : There is always a great cooler behind the great OCer

Of course, windwithme also got one.



Test Configuration
AMD Athlon64 3000+ 0517 (BIOS:6/23-1)
DFI nF4 LANParty Ultra-D
GSkill 1GBFF
SPARKLE6200
Sunnystone water-cooler
TOPOWER 520W

In BIOS, DRAM set to 2.5V, tweak the parameters to 2-2-1-2, not normal 2-2-2-3.
Direct to run SP2004 level 9.
After 53 minutes, the system is still stable.



Press Stop




There is a legend...
If someone can collect AMD legendary FX57 and E6 stepping 3000+.3200+.3500+.3800+, there will be some miracle...

Last week, I’ve post E6(BW) 3000+ & 3800+ simple test...
Now, lets see another E6


Next test probably 4600+ VS FX57, or 4800+ simple test.
I will update without schedule...