I'm getting a new IT7 Today and am curious.
To get the most out of the FSB speed is it better to use a 1.6a or one of the new 2.26a woodies.
Help please
Shad
I'm getting a new IT7 Today and am curious.
To get the most out of the FSB speed is it better to use a 1.6a or one of the new 2.26a woodies.
Help please
Shad
I knew where I was when I wrote this...
I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
Get a 2.26
OPP
Opp
Will do
Thanks
Shad
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I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
Do packdates seem to matter with 2.26a's?
Shad
I knew where I was when I wrote this...
I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
Well I was bad
The IT7 turned into an Asus P4T533-C and I had to get a couple of PC1066 sticks of RDRAM to go with it.
At least I stuck to my guns and got a 2.26a woodie.
Shad
I knew where I was when I wrote this...
I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
Well in this case the 1.6 will get you 2500 Max and the 2.26 will only get you 2650 Max. This Asus mobo will only do 156 fsb Max. If you want to save some money go for a 1.8 for 2800 max.
OPP
Originally posted by shadco
Well I was bad
The IT7 turned into an Asus P4T533-C and I had to get a couple of PC1066 sticks of RDRAM to go with it.
At least I stuck to my guns and got a 2.26a woodie.
Shad
how sad....
17x156 = 2650 MHz .... the humanity!
I think i'm gonna cry for that poor CPU being held back so much
Magi Presto and it turned back into an IT7 on the way home.:p
I shoulda known there would be some kinda gottcha with an Asus. Especially after my A7V333 experience. The benefits of having a cooperative local vendor are hard to beat.
Shad
I knew where I was when I wrote this...
I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
well at least i followed the biz and got the IT7 and a 2.26 woodie as you call em .. and within 2hrs of putting it together it was doing 2864mhz for 3dmark
http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=3918063
and higher but i needed to go to bed
IT7 for me nevermind i tried an asus board A7A266 supposed to be ace b4 they came out what a waste i will never buy asus again and thats withoud modding the voltage
Yeah I had TWO new Asus A7V333 and neither one can hold a candle to my Abit's...shame ASUS mobos have features and performance if you want to spend WEEKS trying to fiqure them out, Abits kicked its butt right out of box and no more wacky crashs,"CPU- Memory failed tests" notices
Clocked and Unlocked and ready to Rock
To get the most out of the FSB speed is it better to use a 1.6a or one of the new 2.26a woodies.Well based on original question that is exactly correct.Get a 2.26
With a 2.26a I could run the FSB at about 175 for about 3Ghz at a 1:1 ratio but the mem bandwidth wasn't extactly anything to write home about.
I've got it (the memory bus) running at 220Mhz using 3:4 with my 1.6a.
It's gonna be interesting seeing which lends the best overall level of performance once I wrung everything out of the 1.6a that I can get.
Now I've vmodded both chips and am interested to see what I can get outta the 2.26a at more than 1.7v
Shad
I knew where I was when I wrote this...
I don't know where I am now.
GB P35-DS3R q6600@3.15 Kubuntu Linux
Asus P5B-DLX q6600@3.0 Ubuntu Linux
GB 965-DS3 e6420@3.2 Gentoo Linux
Asus Commando e6420@3.2/1950XTX Winders/VMWare/Kubuntu
MSI Neo2 Plat Opty170@2.8 Debian Linux times 2
IMac 2ghz c2d OSX 10.4
Xeon Dualie 3.2Ghz Ubuntu 6.10 times 2
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