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Old 13th October 2004, 04:43   #1
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Following the advice of my friend JNav, I was able to raise the FSB of my Abit AA8 to 260FSB for a CPU speed of 3.9GHz. This from a 3.0GHz default CPU. 250FSB or 3750MHz is fully stable at deafult voltages, and that's everything!

At 3.9GHz I only had to raise the Vcore from 1.33V to 1.38V! The DDR2 voltage from 1.80V to 1.85V. I didn't have to touch the NB, and the PCIe has no voltage adjust. The only issue I'm concerned about is the inability for the PCIe to lock. Trying to lock this bus, either through uGuru, BIOS, etc. results in No Post. My point is that a few weeks ago I couldn't get this system past 215FSb because I was trying to adjust FSBRAM divider, and the PCIe MHz. These MUST be left on Auto. I runnign the memory on SPD, Manual doesn't seem to work. Auto will also work. The system easily Posts into 4GHz (267FSB) but then the message BOOT DISK ERROR, PLACE SYS DISK in DRIVE and REBOOT comes up. Pressing Cntrl ALT and DEL re-boot's and I have to drop to 260FSb again. I havne't found the right BIOS settings. Any assitance would be appreciated. Temps are fine, so that's not holding me back. The system is 100% (3D and all benchmarks) stable at 3.9GHz
 
Old 13th October 2004, 12:36   #2
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Check out these crazy temps mangy;
 
Old 13th October 2004, 12:41   #3
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24°C @ idle?
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Old 14th October 2004, 22:15   #4
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hey now!
that's my cpu
don't treat her like a $2 whore lol.

BTW your ES cpu should be to you TODAY
 
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24°C @ idle?
Yes although I (know) believe, people will write and say "I don't belive that temp..." it's true.

I'm thinking of changing my username to either; "Frozen Ghost", "Gigantic Feline" (aka BigPussy) or "Blue-Smoke."

Thanks JNav, yes soon this CPU will be in your little hands, and if it's any indication of your skill with AMD I'm sure our be hitting 4GHz "Just Like BUtta"
 
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L3D, I also notice the temp is too nice to be true, and you can't fault people from asking. The sys temp is higher than CPU. Not that we don't believe you, we may well don't believe the numbers. Is ther anyway you could use external probe or digital probe readout just to verify these readings?

The point I want to make is, unless other can duplicate the numbers using identical settings the "nice" numbers become irrelevant to others, with respect.
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I get 27°C idle with aircooling
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I'm surprised no one's "attacked" you JMKE hehe.

Lazyman with due respect, in a review I feel I must justify these temps, but could you see how it might get a little frustrating to continually explain temps I've been getting over a year on different boards, CPU's, BIOS, etc. . I'm almost at the point (again) where I want to say; "I don't care if other people believe me or not, I'm doing this for me." I'll tell you why.

The temps I get are the result of a simple formula (so dam simple); my PC (as you can see below) has case-panels removed. My room temp is about 2C higher then the outseide temp, currently 13C/55C as all my windows are wide open.

Therefore the SYS temp would be higher then the CPU temp. Think about it. uGuru utility measures the SYS-temp (28C) from either a thermistor on the board, or (in this case) a thermal-diode on the power circuitry feeding CPU. It then reads CPU (temp) from the Intel internal-thermal-diode (25C Idle). The Intel thermal-diode is reading the temp of the CPU as it's watercooled. The TDX waterblock is being fed water which is exiting a radiator (Double Heater Core fed by Hydor L-45) sitting in a room with an ambeint temp of 15C. Ergo we can pressume the water temp entering the TDX is approximately 18C as I have a calibrated thermometer inserted through the hose section between pump-OUT, and Radiator-IN and it reads 21C.

So the in photo below I took 20-minutes ago, in which I morphed the uGURU screen, reads a CPU temp of 25C, and the SYS temp reads 28C, and I'd say that's completely rational.

Now if there are those whom are unable to accept the data in front of them because they are either stubborn, closed-minded, jealous, ignorant, or argumentitive. I don't care.

For those whom are honestly interested, the formula is above. For you and other's more interested, YES when I install my P4 540 3.2ES today (if it arrives) I'll place a thermistor in there from my SF609. But I'm not going to conitnually argue with people on this matter because it takes me twenty minutes to exaplain something, and I could be writing my Kingston review hehe.
 
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Nice that you point out the environment. Please consider most readers would "think" the environment temp would be around 70F in the U.S. and min of 65F required by law in rental property. Hence, by reporting above ambient temp would avoid all the confusion.
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