Intel D 805 and DFI 875p-t motherboard
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FarFarAway
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Dya know I'm not sure just how much difference you would see with a P4 D @ 3.4GHz and a P4 @ 3.4Ghz
But having said that I'm pretty sure the 875 does not support dual core
But having said that I'm pretty sure the 875 does not support dual core
FarFarAway
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name='XMS' said:
Plus not sure they can physically support it
FarFarAway
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I wouldn't bother changing that awesome board just for a P4 D
If you're gonna change it then get a Core2Duo and an abit AW9D Max
If not then overclock that P4 to t3h Max
If you're gonna change it then get a Core2Duo and an abit AW9D Max
If not then overclock that P4 to t3h Max
I thought about overclocking but I've not had much success, not sure why.
I need a new PSU at the moment before trying to overclock again. I don't think this Magna 600w is up to much. My Antec Truepower 550w blow up the other day.
Motherboard DFI Lanparty 875p-t
memory OCZ 2 X 512MB PC3200 Platinum LTD Edition matched pair
Intel Pentium 4 540J 3.2 GHz Stock fan/heat-sink
Graphics MSI GeForce FX 5950 Ultra 256MB
The board was built for me to overclock but I could never get it above 205Mhz bus without locking up. I'm sure it should of done a better overclock than that.
I need a new PSU at the moment before trying to overclock again. I don't think this Magna 600w is up to much. My Antec Truepower 550w blow up the other day.
Motherboard DFI Lanparty 875p-t
memory OCZ 2 X 512MB PC3200 Platinum LTD Edition matched pair
Intel Pentium 4 540J 3.2 GHz Stock fan/heat-sink
Graphics MSI GeForce FX 5950 Ultra 256MB
The board was built for me to overclock but I could never get it above 205Mhz bus without locking up. I'm sure it should of done a better overclock than that.
FarFarAway
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Is the OCZ Plat Rev 2 or Rev 1? Should say it on the labels
FarFarAway
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There should indeed 
Kempez
You asked what revision my memory was and it didn't say I posted the details whats wrote on them above.
Just had a look on there site and where there should be a R in the PN number there isn't one.
Does this mean my memory is revision 1 and what difference does it make?
Thanks
zinc
You asked what revision my memory was and it didn't say I posted the details whats wrote on them above.
Just had a look on there site and where there should be a R in the PN number there isn't one.
Does this mean my memory is revision 1 and what difference does it make?
Thanks
zinc
FarFarAway
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Rev 1 was "ok" for overclocking but Rev 2 was TCCD and was awesome for overclocking.
Loosening the tmings should be able to get you a fair way tho
Loosening the tmings should be able to get you a fair way tho
I just couldn't resist. I know the tests have to be over several hours with no errors but this is the closest I've got to an overclock so far. I have never taken the Dimm voltage over 2.9 volts before and always had errors occur.
It past memtest86 for ten minutes on #5 without any errors running @ 3.6Ghz, 225x16, Dimm 3.2 volts, don't know if 3.2 volts is safe for this memory but that is the max it will take or go before errors occur.
Memory timings are 2-2-2-7
Can someone tell me the max safe voltage for my CPU?
CPU it at 1.4 volts at the moment.
It all had to be done by raising the bus speed, I don't think this CPU can have the multiplier change or not.
For the past 30 minutes I have been running StressPrime orthos 2004 with no errors and Prime95with no errors.
CPU Temp is @ 63'C on Stock heat-sink and fan using Arctic Silver Ceramique.
Throttle watch is showing no TM1 throttling unless it needs to be turned on in Bios I don't know what to look for to change that.
Am I doing this the right way?
Is there anything else that I can try out to increase the overclock?
It past memtest86 for ten minutes on #5 without any errors running @ 3.6Ghz, 225x16, Dimm 3.2 volts, don't know if 3.2 volts is safe for this memory but that is the max it will take or go before errors occur.
Memory timings are 2-2-2-7
Can someone tell me the max safe voltage for my CPU?
CPU it at 1.4 volts at the moment.
It all had to be done by raising the bus speed, I don't think this CPU can have the multiplier change or not.
For the past 30 minutes I have been running StressPrime orthos 2004 with no errors and Prime95with no errors.
CPU Temp is @ 63'C on Stock heat-sink and fan using Arctic Silver Ceramique.
Throttle watch is showing no TM1 throttling unless it needs to be turned on in Bios I don't know what to look for to change that.
Am I doing this the right way?
Is there anything else that I can try out to increase the overclock?
FarFarAway
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3.2v is not really safe for that RAM. I would say stay below 2.9v
225 x 16 should be easy for the RAM @ 2.5-3-3-7 or something
Try upping the FSB and loosening the timings like the guides tell you to
225 x 16 should be easy for the RAM @ 2.5-3-3-7 or something
Try upping the FSB and loosening the timings like the guides tell you to
WC Annihilus
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Well, it depends what chips the RAM have. BH-5 love volts, so if it's that, yes 3.2 is fine (I think). If you do want to run it at though, I'd say it would be smart if you have some active cooling on those babies. Have an 80mm or 120mm fan blowing over em and they should be happy We should have a look see at what chips are in those
Edit: Well, looks like these things are BH6. So... you would be fine running 3.2ish I think, but ya, if you don't care too much about eeking everything out of them, just run them at 2.8v and be happy. They be limited edition things Review: [url]http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1542&page=1[/URL]
We should have a look see at what chips are in thoseEdit: Well, looks like these things are BH6. So... you would be fine running 3.2ish I think, but ya, if you don't care too much about eeking everything out of them, just run them at 2.8v and be happy. They be limited edition things
Review: [url]http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1542&page=1[/URL]
