- May 13, 2007
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I'm using the E2200 with BSEL 1066 and 1.4v mod on the ECS 945GCT-M mobo. I did a 1066 BSEL mod and a 1.4vCore mod. The motherboard reads the voltage as 1.328v.
First, when I boot the pc, it doesn't say my procesor is running 266fsb and ask if I want to continue. It just says something about the processor being 200mhz fsb bus detected,saying its not supported, and it will be slowed down. But, when I open CPU-Z, it says the fsb is 266, as it should be with the bsel mod.
BUT, when the processor isn't under stress, the multiplier is set to 6 instead of 11, so the Core Speed is 1.6ghz. When I do something that stresses the cpu a bit, it runs at 2.92ghz, as it should with BSEL.
Also, when checking the cpu speed under Windows XP (right click my computer>properties) it says the speed is 2.93ghz, all the time.
I checked my BIOS, and intel speedstep was set to automatic, so I changed it to disabled. Once I did that, ORTHOS would crash after a couple seconds, so I went back and set speedstep to maximum speed.
Volatge in the BIOS setup reads 1.328 volts. So, I guess that means the initial voltage was 1.27, like everyone said it would be around. Should I up the voltage a bit more?
I ran ORTHOS, and the test (Small FFTs) ran for 1 minute 25 seconds and stopped because it detected a hardware failure error. It said to check stress.txt, but I don't know where that is. I guess this probably means I should ramp up the voltage, unless that problem was detected in something other than the cpu.
I tried ORTHOS under blend, and the test lasted even less time. Is it possible the problem is ram related? I'm using the HP DDR2 667mhz ram. Is there a way for me to change ram timings or something so it works properly?
Any ideas on what I should do?
First, when I boot the pc, it doesn't say my procesor is running 266fsb and ask if I want to continue. It just says something about the processor being 200mhz fsb bus detected,saying its not supported, and it will be slowed down. But, when I open CPU-Z, it says the fsb is 266, as it should be with the bsel mod.
BUT, when the processor isn't under stress, the multiplier is set to 6 instead of 11, so the Core Speed is 1.6ghz. When I do something that stresses the cpu a bit, it runs at 2.92ghz, as it should with BSEL.
Also, when checking the cpu speed under Windows XP (right click my computer>properties) it says the speed is 2.93ghz, all the time.
I checked my BIOS, and intel speedstep was set to automatic, so I changed it to disabled. Once I did that, ORTHOS would crash after a couple seconds, so I went back and set speedstep to maximum speed.
Volatge in the BIOS setup reads 1.328 volts. So, I guess that means the initial voltage was 1.27, like everyone said it would be around. Should I up the voltage a bit more?
I ran ORTHOS, and the test (Small FFTs) ran for 1 minute 25 seconds and stopped because it detected a hardware failure error. It said to check stress.txt, but I don't know where that is. I guess this probably means I should ramp up the voltage, unless that problem was detected in something other than the cpu.
I tried ORTHOS under blend, and the test lasted even less time. Is it possible the problem is ram related? I'm using the HP DDR2 667mhz ram. Is there a way for me to change ram timings or something so it works properly?
Any ideas on what I should do?
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