I am in the process of RMAing my faulty kingston hyper-x ram (won't run 100% stable even at default settings), and I am noticing my 2400+ won't do 2.5 ghrz stable anymore :(
I've been trying to burn in this processor for about a day now and nothing is working.
Could it be that the...
Makes sure it isn't Kingston, I am having the worst experiance with them ever.
What I need it to do is atleast go up to 210fsb and low latencies.
Thanks
I did the mod to give my ram more voltages, but nothing changed in my bios. How do I give my ram more voltages?
I am pretty sure I did this correctly since nothing has blown up and I double checked to make sure I soldered a wire to the correct pins.
Can someone lead me to this. I want to put 3.1 volts into my kingston hyper-x pc3200 so the damn things will go to 220 fsb stable.
Also, what is considered *too much* in the world of RAM voltaging. I have heatspreaders on my Hyper-X and even at 2.9 volts, they just get warm.
Thanks in advance
I currently am running 2 volts into my 2400+ M so I can get 2.55 stable, my question here is, I feel that I can get more mhrz out of this baby with some more volts. Would it be a good idea to do that (I would never go above 2.5 voltages)?
I am running it on a thermaltake volcano 12+ and it...
Ugh, yeah. I quit. I can't get a divider that will help me out here. The closest I can get to 400 mhrz is 360 (my fsb is at 230, I can't go higher) and performance is worse.
Just out of curiosity, what's wrong with the AXP dividers?
My kingston hyper-x ram blows chunks (can't go above 205 fsb at 8-3-3-2.5 stable) and I have been forced to settle my overclock for my 2400+M to 2.55 ghrz (204x12.5) becuase of it. My question is, would there be any increase in performance were I to have a higher fsb with a divider so my ram...
With some tweaks in the config file, my arperature size set to 512 I am able to play doom 3 at ultra settings on my 6800 gt (430, 1170) at 75 fps (on the timedemo)
I recently bought a thermaltake purepower 420 watt psu and it's been randomely restarting, my computer. I looked in motherboard monitor and apparently my 12v rail idles at 11.73 or 11.80 and itloads to even 11.6X. My initial thought was because I had 1.95 volts pumped into my cpu and 2.7 volts...
yeah, it's 2.6, I am raised it to 2.7, and I still have thememory cannot be read error in counter-strike source (but I guess a lot of people are having that problem). I'll see what Call of Duty gives me later.
My system seems to be not stable. It's weird. I keep on getting memory cannot be read errors in Half Life 2 and CSS (either that or it will exit itself out) and in Call of Duty, it will crash to desktop.
I have my 2400+m at 228x11 @ 1.95 volts, it's completely stable according to prime95...
I hate people who are so paranid about Prime95. Prime95 is an excellent tool that I often use. But I only let it run for 30 minutes and if it passes that, it's stable for anything. I have never ever had a problem doing it that way.
I want to get my 2400+ perfectly stable at 2.5 ghrz and I believe I can reach that at 2.00volts. I have a thermaltake volcano 12 extreme so cooling is not a problem at all :P IN fact, I never go above 116*F
So is 2.00 volts fine for my cpu? Will it not explode?
It seems that I can't raise my FSB past 220 when I am seeing people with the exact same processor boasting speeds like 280x9 (don't remember specifics but bear with me).
Everytime I raise my fsb above 220, my bios alarm goes off. And I read this entire article about this guy who got his...
Personally, I feel that my computer is stable after the first test (the 8 kb one or whatever). I've had my system like that forever and it has only once come to bite me in the ass (cod crashes after like an hour).
I would like to have 100% stability but if it means the difference between...
Hell no.
Get a 100 dollar ABIT or Asus mobo and a 420 watt thermaltake psu just to be safe. Even that would be cheaper than your combo and more efficient.
I have a turbolink 420 watt psu (not the best at all, but it gets the job done) and the lack of it not being able to keep up might be the problem, however, my rails are perfectly fine.
And there are somethings I noticed that might be a root of the problem-
The only way I could get my...
Ok, I am trying to get my voltages on my 2400+m up to 1.9 volts so I can get it stable 220x11 (I am taking advice from another person who easily accomplished that) and if I get it up to 1.9 volts at any speed, while running p95, after about 5 minutes, the computer turns off and the siren alarms...
OK guys, I've tried a bit more tweaking and I am currently sitting at 2388ghrz (217x11), I am currently idling at 102*F and I got a max temp of 125*F. I am shooting for a possible 220x11, but who knows if I'll get it. And my volts are 1.775
Here are my questions, how much is too hot? What is...
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Abit NF7-S
2400+m
Kingston Hyper-X pc2700
6800 GT
I can't seem to get it up to 200 mhrz and have it stable, and I am confused. I don't think it is my ram because at 200 mhrz fsb, my RAM is at 333 mhrz and 5-2-2-2 (which is what it's...
Ok, I tried running it at 200x12 at 1.7 volts but it locked up during some doom 3. I bumped it up to 1.75 and it seems to work so far. And it's idling at 98*F!
I have it at 200x11.5 right now. It seems pretty stable. I ran 3dmark01's Mother Nature test for about 30 minutes with now errors. I am gonna see how it works under Doom 3. Maybe I might be able to get it up to 200x12
This is an amazing chip. I am idling 100*F right now on air!
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