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[Fritz_the_germ]

Yoh guys,
thank you for replying. Some friends told me too not to change the jumpers.
But what are those jumpers for when the overclockers shouldn´t touch them?

[screwtech02]

Has anyone here got the DKT3RS+??? I am looking into purchasing one, although it looks like it may have to come from across the pond....

[thijs]

VTT 1,3V is too much for 600MHz FSB. It seems that you did not get it Every VTT needs separate CPU GTLs and maybe a VRef as well.
This 615@prime were with 1,25V VTT. Of course every CPU and Board (even with same CPU) needs other combinations, but highest should be 1,28V with right GTLs. You could also try higher ones but that makes absolutely nonsense if you want to push FSB harder, e.g. if you use 1,4V for 600, then what would it be for 650? You get me?

Suppose your right indeed, so you reckon i should fiddle around with the GTL's? for the High FSB testing, i was using 61-61-58 , normal computing im using 63-63-61. Any suggestions perhaps? or is it a wild shot anyway?

[Stefun]

I'm starting to hate mine...
Can't even hit 450FSB...it will boot...it won't post...God knows what is wrong...
1.3V VTT
+100 mV vcore
1.3V NB

Crucial Ballistix - D9GMH - 2.1V @ 4-4-4-12 - not the problem

Any ideas on where to go and what to do?

LE: The cpu is a E8200

[ViViD]

i was using 61-61-58 ,

For 0/2>>61
For 1/3>>61
NB >>>>>58
???

[thijs]

For 0/2>>61
For 1/3>>61
NB >>>>>58
???

Indeed, thought almost everyone was trying it like that?
Just tried 63-63-58 aswell , but not much of a difference.
How do you think of the Skews anyway?
OC PDF guide of DFI says above 580Mhz 100 on #1 and 200 on #2 ( NB ),
How do you guys think about that?

Still trying to figure out what the best FSB ref is, always sticked to 28, but perhaps 2B or so is fine aswell?

[Fritz_the_germ]

Yoh guys,
I am just sitting in front of my new DK P45-T2RS Plus and ask myself where to connect my two Samsung HDDs. There are 6 SATA connectors (SATA 0 to SATA 5, ICHIOR) and two JMB363 supporting SATA 6 and SATA 7.
I don´t want to create RAID. But which connectors are the best for my HDDs?

[ViViD]

I Thinck First & Second Sata Is Better For HDD
I Almost Set In Both No Diffrence Between But In Setup For Boot From Master HDD U Must Set HDD In Sata0

[Drix]

well, i did an hour Prime95 SmallFFt. What is that test like ?
However, any less voltages or a different GTL's combo and it won't work for me

[angoholic]

u have to test that with large

[Drix]

Ok thanks, i'll try that
Hope it does not need a lot more voltage cause i don't wanna blow that thing

[Fritz_the_germ]

Yoh guys,
I am happy to get my new DFI started. I am trying to get my head around all these bios setting. I set 450 MHZ fsb but I haven´t found the 3:4 divider yet to run my memory at 1200 MHz. How high should be the nb voltage.
Should I run 0,67 GTL or what?

[Drix]

Fritz, i think your best bet would be 333/800 divider... and set 500MHz fsb
or maybe 400MHz fsb with 266/800 divider, it's up to you

PrimeLarge @600x6 with a small boost on Vcore and VTT

Holy board, always on air. i 'll give her a well deserved break now
(i've just received my m3h5 )

[angoholic]

max@prime large should be ~625MHz (and for the M3H5 354MHz HT )

[zsamz_]

angoholic what % of gtl vs vtt is your e8600 liking?

[angoholic]

depends on board (tested 3 of them) and fsb you cannot take the same, just find it out.

[Stefun]

I just don't know how you guys get the best out of this board because mine is a pain in the a**.
This was by far the worst day of overclocking I ever experienced. It's 5:41 in the morning and I've been up all night trying to get it to do 450FSB.
No luck.
I'm using Crucial Ballistix PC2-6400 with D9GMH chips, so the RAM shouldn't be the problem (I was using the 400/800 strap the whole time).
I got to the point where it was relatively stable (almost one hour prime95 blend stable, I stopped it) @ 445FSB.
But from there all hell broke loose.
446 - semi-stable
447 - not stable at all
448-449-450-451 - insanity
The board would boot...crash...wouldn't post anymore, I had to shutdown and poweron and the problem would go away.
I raised the voltage on the NB a bit and this wouldn't happen anymore, but I started getting 26 code post errors.
I upped the voltages but nothing worked...

These would be the settings and hw:
E8200 @ 2.25 ~ 2.36 V
DFI DK P45+ : nb : 1.3V (voltage reading, the setting in bios was larger)
vtt : 1.26 ~ 1.3V
GTL : 0.67 0.67 0.67 also tried : 0.61 0.61 0.58 as the DFI oc guide suggested, but no luck.
PLL : stock
Everything else stock.
RAM : 4-4-4-12 @ 2.2V and also 5-5-5-15 - nothing...
GPU : stock everything, 8800GTS G92
PSU : antec earthwatts 430. Could this be the problem?

Any ideas?
Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

LE : the CPU shouldn't be the problem either. I've seen the same FPO used on other boards that did 475FSB with no problem...

[sabe]

You haven't tried enough GTLs. Every board and CPU is different, when my GTL values were wrong, I couldn't even do 420FSB :P

Or maybe FSB hole. Just skip over and try something higher like 460.

[kaka_vn]

Intel Dualcore E6300 - 2,8GHz(10.5*266) with Zalman 9700NT
DFI DK P45-T2RS Plus

Training

E6300 @ 4,45Ghz - PI 32Mb - Vcore 1,425V

[ViViD]

Realy Hard Over 500 FSB On Quad With Air Cooling

[Stefun]

You haven't tried enough GTLs. Every board and CPU is different, when my GTL values were wrong, I couldn't even do 420FSB :P

Or maybe FSB hole. Just skip over and try something higher like 460.

Well, there is a strange thing.
The only settings I have for the GTL are 0.58 0.61 0.63 0.67 and these are for the NB and for one of the GTL 0/2 or 1/3, I can't remember, but for the other one I have a huge selection of GTLs.

What would be a good way of finding the right GTL for the CPU?

[sai]

Here's my new E8400 E0 and my new DFI P45 UT (sorry couldn't find another thread for the UT version)
Both seem to be pretty good clockers. These are my 24/7 clocks so far, achieved pretty easily.

[Fritz_the_germ]

Yoh guys,
I´ve got my system prime95 stable using the follwing bios settings:
Boot Up Clock 350
CPU Clock Amplitude 800mV
CPU Clock 0 Skew 100 ps
CPU Clock 1 Skew 100 ps
CPU VID Special Add +100mV
DRAM Volt. 1,908V
NB Volt. 1,4200V
CPU VTT 1,31V
Clockgen Voltage Contr. 3,45
All GTLs 0,67
FSB VRef. Auto

Ajust CPU Temp. +5

DLL and RCOMP Setting By Menu
CH1 DRAM Default Skew Model 3
CH2 DRAM Default Skew Model 3
RComp Setting Model
PL 9
RAM Speed 1176 MHz

That´s the good news so far. But I really want to enhance the "read" and the "copy" data throughput. Everest shows me right now:
Read: 8773 MB/s
Write: 10333 MB/s
Copy: 8095 MB/s.
What am I supposed to change in the bios to improve the data throughput?

[angoholic]

Subtimings & Fine Delays Also Data transmitting



the copy is bad i know...

[zsamz_]

Subtimings & Fine Delays Also Data transmitting



the copy is bad i know...

absolutely sick
copy suks n read should be higher
but i like da write speed
i just got my dk+ i be torturin her a bit next week
i'll eat my sticks of ram if a gigabut board can get them scores
Angoholic you should post these in d9 thread for all to see