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22nd October 2002, 13:33
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 |  standard vcore 1.85 i bought a new mobo from gigabyte ga7vaxp with a kt400 chipset and in the bios the vcore is standard 1.85 and i can only raise the vcore more and not lower it so now i have a ax-7 heatsink with a papst nmgl but i think that's doesn't cool enough at that vcore my full specs:amd xp1700+ gigabyte ga7vaxp kt400 pc 400 ram with samsung chips 2 * WD 80GB JB in raid0 albatron gf4ti4200 enermax 350watt psu chieftec midi with 3 casefans and blah and blah any suggestions on what i should do 1leave it this way 2do something  (what?)
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22nd October 2002, 14:00
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| Only option I see is installing a more poweful fan. Everything is assembled correctly (i can know, i did it  ), so it's prolly a production error in either the mobo or the PSU. Try to increase cooling on the enermax PSU (there is a knob on the back, set it to high instead of low), if that doesn't work: install a more powerful fan. 1.85v and decent cooling (Thermalright AX7 == good cooling) won't kill your proc instantly, but I don't think it will do good on the long run...
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22nd October 2002, 14:21
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| I would go into the Gigabyte forum/helpdesk/whatever to deal with this. 1.85V is 2 much when not OC'ing. Flash BIOS with newest version ? How high can you go btw ?
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22nd October 2002, 15:32
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| haven't clocked yet no point in doing so i guess until i get a better fan will have a look on gigabyte thingies tia deronny
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22nd October 2002, 16:08
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 | how high can you go meaning: the vcore 1.85 -> ????
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22nd October 2002, 17:49
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| I thought options in bios were: default, +5%, +7.5% and +10% (currently set to default) Current temps are 39°C with AX7 & cheap and silent temp-controlled fan. Not bad for 1.85vcore.
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22nd October 2002, 19:30
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| wow, a real overclockersboard. maybe faulty voltageregulater ?
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23rd October 2002, 15:27
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| Question is: return it to funcomputer or not?
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23rd October 2002, 21:44
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| have same mobo here for test default voltage 1.750v not able to change multiplier in bios ??? :/
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23rd October 2002, 21:51
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| Samsung PC3200 which worked fine in the MSI KT3 @ CL2 3-6-3 2T. can't boot @ DDR400 with the gigabyte :/ no ram timing options in BIOS what kinda mobo is this ? none tweakable? OEM mobo ? just look at this speed 
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