I'll get to work on that tonight. hehe Last night was spent doing some testing on the system to make sure everything operated as expected. Then I began the process of modifying my case to accept an E-ATX motherboard. Being a custom case, I designed it with a 13x14" motherboard tray so that it had the capability to accept an E-ATX board if I chose to use one at a future date, but I'd only drilled and threaded holes for the normal ATX standoff positions. No longer! The new board is mounted!Just needs some more work to finish up before I can get back online for good.
The application I'm using to overclock with seems to stop at an HT base of 250 MHz, effectively limiting me to 2.75GHz. No promises that we'll even hit that, however. These are completely unknown waters to everyone at this point.
Thank you guys for supporting me.That's probably most of the reason I did this in the first place--I knew there were curious people around like myself.
Me too. I actually seem to get slightly higher runs out of one 2GB stick in single channel on each CPU, so I'm hopeful that dual channel DDR2-800 will help out significantly.
I'll try to do that wPrime run tonight for you.
Yeah, yeah.That's what I was getting at--win at "something" (just power consumption). At 2.2GHz, I've no illusions of setting stunning performance records for anything even with 12 cores. We'll have to see how far it'll clock, and before I go too crazy I want to inspect the VRMs to see what I'm dealing with. I'd also like to get a fan on their heatsinks and maybe some real thermal paste.




We want atleast 3GHz!
That's probably most of the reason I did this in the first place--I knew there were curious people around like myself.
That's what I was getting at--win at "something" (just power consumption). At 2.2GHz, I've no illusions of setting stunning performance records for anything even with 12 cores. We'll have to see how far it'll clock, and before I go too crazy I want to inspect the VRMs to see what I'm dealing with. I'd also like to get a fan on their heatsinks and maybe some real thermal paste.
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