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31st May 2003, 17:29

an more expensiver solution: by an NF7-S and get higher with al the mult's

greetz

piotke · 31st May 2003, 17:42

I have an NF7-s, and had an 1800+ Tbred B

but nu multi above 12.5 was unlocked....

The Senile Doctor · 31st May 2003, 18:03

prommy + amd usually gets higher temps/positive temps due to smaller die surface => you lose about 60% of your cooling power

intel : you freeze the entire heatspreader : effect is way higher

Gamer · 31st May 2003, 18:18

your temps are way to high.
didn't you use to much sealingtape ?
I use one layer, no probs with condensation.

31st May 2003, 22:43

WTF?? normaly with an nf7 you get al the multi's, you are the first one who doesn't has al the multi's
did you flash the latest bios??

greet

1st June 2003, 00:09

I think you got some things confused.
Even with Tbred-nForce combo there is a HARDWARE lock on multipliers.

If the default multiplier is 12.5 or lower, that's all you can get, if it's 13 or higher that those are your selections.

It can be broken by either connecting or disconnection the lead between 2 pins.
Disconnection is mostly done by cooking a few second on 5V :grin:

jmke · 1st June 2003, 00:30

thanks for summing up everything that was mentioned in the thread freestyler

@Gamer: I think it has to do with the placement of the motherboard, as it is not in a case, I think there isn't enough pressure on the DIE due to wrong positioning of the head

gonna be a ***** to install in the chieftec & hook it up, as I don't have room.. anywhere to put that big thing :/

1st June 2003, 10:27

now i'm pretty sure that on an nforce2 ( like 8rda ) you only get the multi's untill 12.5

when you have an nf7 you receive al the multi's, here you have an example ( BTW ask illusion, because that is the reason he bought an nf7-s ) http://www.overclocking.be/forum/sho...&threadid=7450

and look at the multi in the screen

greetz

1st June 2003, 11:33

like I said there are ways around it, and again comming back, but it's not really efficient.

jmke · 1st June 2003, 12:04

seems the temps I'm getting are pretty normal

too bad the boards craps out @ 200Mhz FSB, dont want to push too much volt through the VDD

31st May 2003, 17:42	#12
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5,003	I have an NF7-s, and had an 1800+ Tbred B but nu multi above 12.5 was unlocked.... __________________ .

31st May 2003, 18:03	#13
The Senile Doctor Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	prommy + amd usually gets higher temps/positive temps due to smaller die surface => you lose about 60% of your cooling power intel : you freeze the entire heatspreader : effect is way higher __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

31st May 2003, 18:18	#14
Gamer [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 4,587	your temps are way to high. didn't you use to much sealingtape ? I use one layer, no probs with condensation. __________________

1st June 2003, 00:30	#17
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	thanks for summing up everything that was mentioned in the thread freestyler @Gamer: I think it has to do with the placement of the motherboard, as it is not in a case, I think there isn't enough pressure on the DIE due to wrong positioning of the head gonna be a ***** to install in the chieftec & hook it up, as I don't have room.. anywhere to put that big thing :/ __________________

1st June 2003, 12:04	#20
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	seems the temps I'm getting are pretty normal too bad the boards craps out @ 200Mhz FSB, dont want to push too much volt through the VDD __________________

31st May 2003, 17:29	#11
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	an more expensiver solution: by an NF7-S and get higher with al the mult's greetz

31st May 2003, 22:43	#15
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	WTF?? normaly with an nf7 you get al the multi's, you are the first one who doesn't has al the multi's did you flash the latest bios?? greet

1st June 2003, 00:09	#16
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	I think you got some things confused. Even with Tbred-nForce combo there is a HARDWARE lock on multipliers. If the default multiplier is 12.5 or lower, that's all you can get, if it's 13 or higher that those are your selections. It can be broken by either connecting or disconnection the lead between 2 pins. Disconnection is mostly done by cooking a few second on 5V :grin:

1st June 2003, 10:27	#18
Da_BoKa Posts: n/a	now i'm pretty sure that on an nforce2 ( like 8rda ) you only get the multi's untill 12.5 when you have an nf7 you receive al the multi's, here you have an example ( BTW ask illusion, because that is the reason he bought an nf7-s ) http://www.overclocking.be/forum/sho...&threadid=7450 and look at the multi in the screen greetz

1st June 2003, 11:33	#19
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	like I said there are ways around it, and again comming back, but it's not really efficient.

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