hehe that pic is called mess
It was taken when i was setting this up. It was a messy proccess no dobt and that's not old hardware most of it went into the box, as long as i dint step on anythingNow it's all legite and clean.
For 5000btu AC not much. It's energy efficient. Once i use the thing for the whole monts 12-14 every day and my electric bill went up like $25. But usualy it eats like $15 a monts cause i still use it quite alot.Doesn't that AC consume alot of power
Abit IC7 P4 2.8a @4.21 | P4 3.4e @4.9 | Gainward 6800GT GS @486/1386
Asus P4P800 SE Dothan 730-PM @ 2900 | EVGA 6800 Ultra GS @521/1376
e8400@4.3G & 8800GTS G92 800/1932/1132 as gaming rig 24/7
Custom self build chillbox with watercooling @-28c 24/7 | chilled wc " cpu -18c idle/-3c load
3DMark 2005 Score Dothan & 6800U
3DMark 2005 Score p4 & 6800GT
sorry,, wrong thread - delete.
Last edited by Venom21; 07-14-2005 at 08:32 AM.
Intel Pentium M 745 @ 2.4
Aopen i855Gmem-LFS - 1.34Vcore 2.6 Vdimm
256*2 Micron 2.5-2-2-5 DDR400
Radeon X800 Pro VIVO @ XT 16pp 560/600
Western Digital 40GB 7200rpm
Ocz Modstrem 450W True
What ram were you using railer, maybe I'm blind but i don't see it :o
Kingmax DDR500 hardcore series with Hynix b5 chipsOriginally Posted by dqniel
Here's the thread with his results
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=68469
w00 got 177FSB on the DFI board stable; never used to be able to get past 173 with an ATI card (hates up'd AGP clocks).
Just booted at 178 - testing its stability.
I'm pleased to say at 177 the AGP/PCI were at 66/33
no vagp mod on this atm...
ok that wasn't stable...
ok i just put a 40mm onto the nb
went further this time but looks like 177 is still tops...
hmm gone to a 6x multi and it stabilized at 178
w000 stable at 180!!!
Last edited by wwwww; 07-14-2005 at 01:37 PM.
Nice box
Ive read the info on which boards do what in regards to fsb, vcore and the like but still havnt seen a good comparison between the p4c800 and the p4p800's. I woould obviosly rather pay $60> for a p4p than $115+ (ebay is the cheapest seing as newgg is out. unless you know of something else). So does the p4c realy offer better performance? if so in what areas? Thanks Alot Guys!
w00 got 177FSB on the DFI board stable; never used to be able to get past 173 with an ATI card (hates up'd AGP clocks).
Just booted at 178 - testing its stability.
I'm pleased to say at 177 the AGP/PCI were at 66/33
no vagp mod on this atm...
ok that wasn't stable...
ok i just put a 40mm onto the nb
went further this time but looks like 177 is still tops...
hmm gone to a 6x multi and it stabilized at 178
w000 stable at 180!!!
nice job dude. that high FSB on that particular board is quite a feat! I remember hittin' 180 on the AOPEN but definitely was not stable ;-/ Even with the feeble foundation of the i855GME platform you can still get some reasonable power out of it.....
thanks - this is really weird though, pretty much anything from 134 to 172 it slows down in windows ALOT, from what I read earlier in this thread this can be fixed up by upping the AGP/PCI but my vid card won't take anymore than 68/34. What I find weird though is at 173-180 its rock smooth.
well AGP/2.5 PCI/5 at 166 is a perfect AGP/PCI clock for my card...
http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/8448/water6xy.jpg
put the thing back on water so I upped the vcore right up to 1.7V; loads at 37C idles at ambient - still waiting for the as5 to settle
doing a 3d01 with
2.66GHz
166FSB
1:1 2-2-2-5
x800xt pe 607/567
lol gah can't upload cause the comp is no where near my router..
well got 27.4k - not great but prob cause of the ram...my gskill 4800 comes tuesday
Last edited by wwwww; 07-14-2005 at 08:03 PM.
since you have a 100Fsb/400qp chip, see this idea:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...381#post956381
hmmm
Wouldn't that mean I have a lower max multi? The 1.86 has a 14x max multi....hmmm with a 200fsb that still gives 2800mhz...just got to connect a few pins aye? might look into it thanks
Heh JSU that box is quite usefull with phasechange. Drew over EOCF build one to and uses with his DD unit. Best part about it you dont have to condence proof your MB or VC. That's a major problem with phase since even if you do good job on condensation proofing with -100c temps the whole MB not just by the socket gets quite cold and you can get condensation very far from socket. The most B**ch is the pci and AGP slots a bit water there spell death for hardware. With chill box it's just so much esier. Just stick evap inside and you done. Also you get the effect of cooling the whole sys like NB, memory controler,ext... = very important for stable overclock.Nice box
Ive read the info on which boards do what in regards to fsb, vcore and the like but still havnt seen a good comparison between the p4c800 and the p4p800's. I woould obviosly rather pay $60> for a p4p than $115+ (ebay is the cheapest seing as newgg is out. unless you know of something else). So does the p4c realy offer better performance? if so in what areas? Thanks Alot Guys!
About which board to get consider this factors. P4p800se is naturaly suports ct-479 and does quite well. The only issues you might have is keeping PAT enabled with it. It's enabled if you boot with 200fsb but then if you have an ATI card you need to boot @201 FSB to lock agp/pci bus. So p4p800se makes a great choice if you plan to use Nvidia card since there is no problems with locking agp/pci with it. It's also 1/2 cheaper them P4C800e-deluxe.
Now P4c800e -deluxe is 875 chipset board and PAT comes natural to them. You dont have to boot @ 200 to keep it. Also i belive it donthave agp/pci lock problem with ATI but if im wrong on that one you can just boot @201 fsb
and that will lock it. People here say that in general its a better and faster board. But expensive.
I got great results with P4P800se and i think it's just ezier to setup, i have not ever had the other one so i cant realy say anything about the setup. So whatever rings your bell JSU they are both great boards.
Have i summerd up major factors guys? Correct me please if i missed something important
Abit IC7 P4 2.8a @4.21 | P4 3.4e @4.9 | Gainward 6800GT GS @486/1386
Asus P4P800 SE Dothan 730-PM @ 2900 | EVGA 6800 Ultra GS @521/1376
e8400@4.3G & 8800GTS G92 800/1932/1132 as gaming rig 24/7
Custom self build chillbox with watercooling @-28c 24/7 | chilled wc " cpu -18c idle/-3c load
3DMark 2005 Score Dothan & 6800U
3DMark 2005 Score p4 & 6800GT
No, your multi stays the same; option for your MoBo socket is just one pin shorthing (2nd) option something like this:hmmm
Wouldn't that mean I have a lower max multi? The 1.86 has a 14x max multi....hmmm with a 200fsb that still gives 2800mhz...just got to connect a few pins aye? might look into it thanks
http://www.picturebio.com/images/laptoppics/image7.jpg
http://www.picturebio.com/images/laptoppics/image6.jpg
As for 3rd option (VccA rising), involves modding MoBo in your case; see PM datasheet & study a bit voltage sources on your MoBo too - here U are on your own ...
Heh JSU that box is quite usefull with phasechange. Drew over EOCF build one to and uses with his DD unit. Best part about it you dont have to condence proof your MB or VC. That's a major problem with phase since even if you do good job on condensation proofing with -100c temps the whole MB not just by the socket gets quite cold and you can get condensation very far from socket. The most B**ch is the pci and AGP slots a bit water there spell death for hardware. With chill box it's just so much esier. Just stick evap inside and you done. Also you get the effect of cooling the whole sys like NB, memory controler,ext... = very important for stable overclock.
About which board to get consider this factors. P4p800se is naturaly suports ct-479 and does quite well. The only issues you might have is keeping PAT enabled with it. It's enabled if you boot with 200fsb but then if you have an ATI card you need to boot @201 FSB to lock agp/pci bus. So p4p800se makes a great choice if you plan to use Nvidia card since there is no problems with locking agp/pci with it. It's also 1/2 cheaper them P4C800e-deluxe.
Now P4c800e -deluxe is 875 chipset board and PAT comes natural to them. You dont have to boot @ 200 to keep it. Also i belive it donthave agp/pci lock problem with ATI but if im wrong on that one you can just boot @201 fsb
and that will lock it. People here say that in general its a better and faster board. But expensive.
I got great results with P4P800se and i think it's just ezier to setup, i have not ever had the other one so i cant realy say anything about the setup. So whatever rings your bell JSU they are both great boards.
Have i summerd up major factors guys? Correct me please if i missed something important
Yeah you have thanks alot bro
Yeah I know what you mean condensation wise on the agp slot. I was benching with my GPU cascade and it was only for a few minutes so i thought it was cool not to put grease in the agp socket. Well it ended up being a few more minutes (very addicting) and I ended up with a screwed up 9600p and a dead IC7.... Realy annoying
I can only say with SuperPi. Last pic is mine (quite similar similar clocks, so it's kinda representative).Yeah you have thanks alot bro
First pic achieved P4C dlx (PAT enabled) by Colin Jort Kristos
Second one is with P4PSE (PAT disabled) by me
Was his tweaked? So its worth a second..........
I see just half second advantage
About whether it's tweaked or not I don't know
Here's the article
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=342
Thread in the xtreme cc'ing section
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=66591
ok will tryNo, your multi stays the same; option for your MoBo socket is just one pin shorthing (2nd) option something like this:
http://www.picturebio.com/images/laptoppics/image7.jpg
http://www.picturebio.com/images/laptoppics/image6.jpg
As for 3rd option (VccA rising), involves modding MoBo in your case; see PM datasheet & study a bit voltage sources on your MoBo too - here U are on your own ...
hmm - didn't seem to notice any change...
my ram however isn't able to exceed around 180Mhz anyway at 2.5V
hmmm....sorry for the attachments - needed some free web hosting :P
ΑSUS P4C800 απλη(no modded) + CT-479 adaptor
Ati Radeon X800XL(400/490 default)
Μemory:2x256 kingston value pc3200 ddr400
PSU :oCZ Powerstream 600Watt
On Dry ice...
Timmings 2-2-2-5
Here is on air with an 80mm delta fan
My previous dothan was clocking 200mhz less on air.....and it went for RMA..:p
welldone Gorilakos...........
lol thanks :P
whats with the :p ?
'cause I was meant to be transfering them to someone else, not as in publicing hosting them
I noticed most reviews vmod the dothan by connecting the vid4 to a ground (thus going from 010111 (1.34V) to 000111 (1.596V)) - what I thought - why not instead - ground the vid5 thus by default you'll still be at 1.34V, but when you set anywhere frm 0.7V to 1.196V you'll get a wide array of options from 1.708V to 1.212V. Basically, this way you can all the way to 1.708V and you can adjust the voltage to what you want based on the chart which Jericho so kindly hosted for me. i.e. if you want 1.6V you set in the bios to 1.084V, or if you want 1.7V you set in the bios to 1.196V, etc;
well I just did that and it works pefectly
now going to undervolt my laptop
lets see - its aimed at 0.732V - into windows - *checking*
hmm
I have a question:
how do we convert the 0s to 1s?
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