Yup the first Intel Core 2 Duo / Conroe E6600 installed pics for me![]()
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Full pictures here .
Still haven't installed windows yet, probably flash the bios and figure the bios and memtest first. Seems the board came with 618 bios. So might need to flash to 908 or 1304 before installing windows.
Enjoy the photos and see if you can spot and name all the hardware
Update:
First windows screenies
Been playing with ITK to make custom bioses to flash to. Found out you can only flash to a custom bios if you existing bios is of the same version. Otherwise, at flash time you will get a error message saying 'incorrect reference bios revision'.
http://www.intel.com/support/motherb...74.htm#upgrade
took about bandwidth increaseCan I upgrade the BIOS and make custom settings changes simultaneously?
The IntelĀ® Integrator Toolkit does not allow you to simultaneously upgrade your PC's BIOS version and implement custom settings.
Example: Your PC currently has BIOS version P12. You create a custom .BIO file with the toolkit using a new BIOS (P14) that contains customized settings. You cannot install this custom .BIO file on your PC have the custom changes 'stick'. You must first update the BIOS to P14 and then apply the custom changes.![]()
guess memtest86+ v1.65 doesn't work with conroe yet LOL
Just flashed to official 1304 bios, then flashed to my custom 1304 bios. Working fine.
I haven't shorted the oc debug pin yet - apparently you can do this with conductive ink pen (don't have one) or pencil too (won't try yet).
Instead i used ITK to customise the bios to change default vcore from 1.242v real to 1.40v in ITK, which is now showing 1.359v vcore real in bios.
Guys, how far can clockgen in windows go for 1067fsb strap within windows oc' ?
266fsb + 30% gets me to 346fsb. So far clockgen i managed to move from 346fsb to 360fsb. Just wondering how high i can go before needing 1333fsb strap ?
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