Recent content by Gogar

I'm using 1.55v on my X2 3800+ and i don't get higher temps than 40C at full load (using TT BT, no IHS). I can't seem to get past 2.7GHz though, should i use more voltage? :)

I wondered the same thing yesterday.. looking at taskmanager i thought to myself "why don't they color code the cpu usage for each process?"

My first run :) My score: 57677 On a DFI Ultra-D, X2 3800+, 2GB Crucial Ballistix DDR500

holy ****** that's cheap.. now if only they had a costco in the netherlands lol Think i would survive swimming across the atlantic ocean with an AL2416WD strapped on my back?

one to one mode rocks! also i love the 1200 vertical resolution of these screens.. for games that only do 4:3 you can always play 1600 1200

I think the D version has a DVI-D port. there seem to be two versions.. This screens looks awesome to me. Just have to be careful you're getting the one with the DVI-D port. And i'd like a black one better than a silver one.. Here's a link...

You should try taking a poop into your Zalman 7700

Serious, just another board isn't going to do anything for performance. The memory controller is built into the cpu and performance doesn't really depend on the board anymore. All the things you described which involve doing multiple things at the same time are indeed solved with a dual core...

If wish there were PCI-e only boards out there already, that would really stimulate all manufacturers to create pci-e devices. If there was one i would get it and just be stubborn and hold out till there are devices. I actually thought we would be getting 7 pci-e 16x slots, not just 2 fake 16x...

Why don't they make one big processor out of a whole wafer? :D

Just curious, but does linux show any sign of the problems described? Does linux have any of the games that show problems on windows?

First boot it with 2 sticks, enter the bios.. Set the "Command Per Clock" to Disable, save it and turn it off. It should work then i think.. hope ;)

What does the board's chipset have to do with the memory?

I wonder if it makes a difference to buy cards from companies who do speed binning. I kind of suspect that your chances of getting a good clocking card are better when you get one from a company that has only one model of the GTX, not OC versions and stuff. I bet all the good chips at BFG go...

Sorry.. maybe i did get a bit too excited there ;) It's not a MUST or anything... I've read somewhere that ncq really shows improvements when used with dual-core, and with single core it doesn't matter as much. But i'm having a hard time trying to find benchmarks to prove it because they are...