voltmod owns - Page 2

9th October 2004, 17:54

Be carefull with that Zalman cooler, because it doesn't completely cover the chip :grum: .

9th October 2004, 22:31

shouldn't be a problem since the heat production is in the centre anyway.

9th October 2004, 23:54

idd, but because I'm working on a casemod my mobo is out my case (on the mobotray) and there are 2 120mm fans cooling it

+ roomtemp is 11°C

.

I like a cold room.

For 24/7 use I don't think I gonna puchit that far

.

@kristos. I used a pencil mod

. Just to be sure that a real voltmod would work. In a few weeks I gonna buy a good solder set and then I gonna mod it with a resistor.

btw, I used this guide http://www.motherboardfaqs.com/content.php?content.12

10th October 2004, 00:09

just reached 268 ( forgot to take a screen

) but on 270 pc chrashed and windows screwed up.

It crashs more than a normal windows install

.

guys, I think I need BH-5 really hard

.

someone want's to trade it with CH-5 and a barton 2500+ that does 2.5Ghz on stock voltage

. Thats the best I can offer

. Maybe €50 extra, but thats it

BTW, I tested my barton 2500+ and it's max is 2.5Ghz, It does 2.5Ghz on stock voltage, but then it stops, even if you use a much higher voltage :wtf:

10th October 2004, 18:56

I got a very strange problem. My pc won't boot with a divider differend from 3/3 :wtf:

10th October 2004, 22:16

anything other then 1/1 (and 2/2/ 3/3 ... auto) doesn't work like it should on nf7's (and I think on nforce2 in general)

10th October 2004, 22:25

Quote:

Originally posted by kristos
anything other then 1/1 (and 2/2/ 3/3 ... auto) doesn't work like it should on nf7's (and I think on nforce2 in general)

ok

But yesterday it worked. Stange actually. But hé, what you gonna do about it.

Pc is still chrashing a lot btw, didn't had time to do a format.

10th October 2004, 22:53

well I have no experience with it, I just read it on fora

I didn't try running async yet because of the performance drop and the problems I hear about while running async, whatever they may be.

I'm going to try it one of these days, see what gives.

11th October 2004, 13:00

Quote:

Originally posted by kristos
well I have no experience with it, I just read it on fora I didn't try running async yet because of the performance drop and the problems I hear about while running async, whatever they may be.

I'm going to try it one of these days, see what gives.

you don't have to try it, my pc was 5 sec slower on superpi at 260 6/5 then at 217 3/3

11th October 2004, 14:15

it's not for performance, it's to see how high I can clock the ram (if the dividers allow for this)

btw do you notice a performance gain at 3/3 compared to the other dividers like 1/1 2/2 6/6 and auto?

I always leave it on auto cuz it's supposed to give best performance (if you can believe the bios info

) but I haven't tested if it's true.

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9th October 2004, 17:54	#11
wutske Posts: n/a	Be carefull with that Zalman cooler, because it doesn't completely cover the chip :grum: .

9th October 2004, 22:31	#12
FreeStyler Posts: n/a	shouldn't be a problem since the heat production is in the centre anyway.

9th October 2004, 23:54	#13
kr15t0f Posts: n/a	idd, but because I'm working on a casemod my mobo is out my case (on the mobotray) and there are 2 120mm fans cooling it + roomtemp is 11°C . I like a cold room. For 24/7 use I don't think I gonna puchit that far . @kristos. I used a pencil mod . Just to be sure that a real voltmod would work. In a few weeks I gonna buy a good solder set and then I gonna mod it with a resistor. btw, I used this guide http://www.motherboardfaqs.com/content.php?content.12

10th October 2004, 00:09	#14
kr15t0f Posts: n/a	just reached 268 ( forgot to take a screen ) but on 270 pc chrashed and windows screwed up. It crashs more than a normal windows install . guys, I think I need BH-5 really hard . someone want's to trade it with CH-5 and a barton 2500+ that does 2.5Ghz on stock voltage . Thats the best I can offer . Maybe €50 extra, but thats it BTW, I tested my barton 2500+ and it's max is 2.5Ghz, It does 2.5Ghz on stock voltage, but then it stops, even if you use a much higher voltage :wtf:

10th October 2004, 18:56	#15
kr15t0f Posts: n/a	I got a very strange problem. My pc won't boot with a divider differend from 3/3 :wtf:

10th October 2004, 22:16	#16
kristos Posts: n/a	anything other then 1/1 (and 2/2/ 3/3 ... auto) doesn't work like it should on nf7's (and I think on nforce2 in general)

10th October 2004, 22:53	#18
kristos Posts: n/a	well I have no experience with it, I just read it on fora I didn't try running async yet because of the performance drop and the problems I hear about while running async, whatever they may be. I'm going to try it one of these days, see what gives.

11th October 2004, 14:15	#20
kristos Posts: n/a	it's not for performance, it's to see how high I can clock the ram (if the dividers allow for this) btw do you notice a performance gain at 3/3 compared to the other dividers like 1/1 2/2 6/6 and auto? I always leave it on auto cuz it's supposed to give best performance (if you can believe the bios info ) but I haven't tested if it's true.