Thanks guys..
before, yup did the usual tweaks of mchbar unless you have some new ones to share ?
E8500 @5282Mhz at 1.704v idle / 1.696v load
E8500 managed max CPUZ Validation of 5282Mhz at 1.704v idle! Bios set vcore was 1.75v. 1.7625v and above vcore jumps in vcore alot i.e. 1.7625v bios set = 1.808v vcore and scales up from there so dangerous territory for E8500 i suppose ??
Max 1M @5104Mhz at 1.704v idle / 1.696v load
Max 32M @5033Mhz at 1.704v idle / 1.696v load
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Not really; I'm focused on P35's.Originally Posted by eva2000
before, yup did the usual tweaks of mchbar unless you have some new ones to share ?http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&postcount=48
BTW, I'm sure you know that, but offset FED1403Fh set to 23 is the most important; and still is on newer chipsets.
Last edited by before; 01-29-2008 at 03:10 AM.
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Xavier
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x38/x48 too?Not really; I'm focused on P35's.
BTW, I'm sure you know that, but offset FED1403Fh set to 23 is the most important; and still is on newer chipsets.
what benefits do you get from it performance wise
nice results eva2000! such a high FSB on this board
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This offset is often automatically set to 23 on the latest chipsets. BTW sometimes it doesn't...It looks like FSB/dividers related. IIRC, I've tried it with the X38-DS5 and memory read bandwidth was improved by 100MB/s and stability wasn't affected.
Best Regards,
Xavier
"I prefer to fly alone... when alone, I perform those little coups of audacity which amuse me..." Col. René Fonck (1894-1953), the Ace of Aces.
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