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Old February 4, 2008, 08:24 PM
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@ Balistx: 1.575... getting high... and the multi is already set for 2.0.
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1.575... getting high... and the multi is already set for 2.0.
Oh dudes...I have still some space left...let me go try it now...!
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WARNING: If you mess around with a multimeter....MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A STEADY HAND!!! I shorted my system 4 times while measuring vCore and vDIMM!!!
Luckily nothing got damaged! However....when I placed a fan on the NB I didn't realize that it still had screws in it....When I bumped into my desk....(was taking pics) the fan moved against my 8800GTS....guess what happened???
You should solder leads to the pins, and measure from the leads. Make sure they are properly capped when not in use.

As for my Vcore, the Quad is under water. Reaching 49C under load, with an ambiant of 17C.
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Does this count???

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ahhh man... yes, it does. Congrats! Never, ever seen 500FSB on that board. Now change that multi to 7 and try it again!
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w0000000t wait till you see what I just did!!!!!


How's that for a FSB? This was done on 1.39V (1.45V in BIOS) and +.3/+.3 for vFSB and vMCH. My RAM doesn't go much higher voltage-wise than this....but that doesn't seem to have much effect! I tried FSB 520MHz, but that didn't seem to work out...YET!

I'M SO HAPPY WITH THIS BOARD!!!
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Damn... that is really sweet!!!!!

Congrats!!! looks like you're having fun!!!! :)
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Default w00000t!!!

Sorry to keep posting sooooo many results.....but I'm like the happiest man in the world now...never thought my E6850 would go up all the way to 4.0GHz!!!
It required a big fat 1.55V which ended up being 1.50V in the real world!

Check this out: CPU-Z Validation

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Now you know why I'm really happy! This is something I could never achieve on my 680i!!!
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Heh... this is the kind of thing that I keep pushing PC2 8500 on folks for.....

You may not use the 1066 speeds, but it sure as hell is nice to have that headroom if you need it!!!

Keep us posted, but sooner or later we're going to want to see some stability testing..... :)
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very nice results

im still trying to resolve my problem with my 680i...you are pretty much selling me on your mobo as a replacement though....thanks and have fun...
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