Bigtoe, have you got a chance to test the the stability of the 5v rail with this new bios? I was pretty dissapointed to hear that there was stability issues with it.
Bigtoe, have you got a chance to test the the stability of the 5v rail with this new bios? I was pretty dissapointed to hear that there was stability issues with it.
I still can't get over 270, i tried 3.5+V with no gain.Originally Posted by Lood007
I found heat was the issue witht he 5V jumper on the board so cooling is a must. The board is stable as long as its cooled.
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The 4200 is pretty sweet ram and does well on a good board.Originally Posted by Blindbat
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felinusz
Did 264 MHz with this nForce4 board only need 3.3V (what you needed for 240 MHz with the old nForce 2 board) to run stably?
BH-5 running at 264 MHz stably with 3.3V of VDIMM is indeed insane, and reason enough for me to purchase one of these new DFI motherboards once they're available! With this kind of result, 270+ should be possible with 3.6V+ of VDIMM.
But the comparison is unfair if all the variables (namely VDIMM) did not remain constant across both test platforms (NF2/NF4 - 240MHz/264MHz).
Bigtoe?
I'm really interested in these results, and am extremely curious what kind of VDIMM was needed for 264 MHz 2-2-2 with this board, and your BH-5
TIA bro
I notice that on these boards that the sound system only has coax digital out.
Any mention anywhere about an optical SPDIF connector?
Or if not, does anyone know if the optical SPDIF and coax SPDIF have the same
pins if I were to bust out the wand of soldering and not care about the warranty?
My whole setup is based around optical in/out and so if the built in sound is
good I'd rather use that than have to go with CL's latest cash cow.
With my board I have been useing the 5V rail running my VX all day at 3.75V with no problems.Originally Posted by Rustafur
I havn't tryed new bios yet.
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not 100% sure but i don't think it's coaxial it's RCA. I read something about another adaptor to connect on the mobo around the sound thingie in order to be optical, which I also would like to have. No mention on what part number to get in order to obtain optical however.Originally Posted by Demoulous
3.4Vdimm for 264 1.5-2-2-5Originally Posted by felinusz
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good ole BH-5.
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That's what I needed to know! (^_^)Originally Posted by bigtoe
Awesome results guys!
Can someone quick clear up with me if my fortron 530w is going to work either with or without a 20-24pin adapter? It seems there's different answers floating around. Can someone give me a definative one?
Thx
That is all.
Peace and love.
i can't find an optical out....only coaxOriginally Posted by Demoulous
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Tony AKA BigToe
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Freakin' A! Thanks OPP, man I can't wait to get my hands on this board and some OCZ VXOriginally Posted by OPPAINTER
I've been out of the loop for some time, so if someone would be so kind to update me
That 3.3V-5V option: Is it news tot the NF4-board of DFI or do they also provide it on the NF3?
DFI rules once more, the quickest response from mobo manufacturer I have ever experienced in my life.Originally Posted by bigtoe
Also thank u bigtoe for being in to this
nope the one guy oscar talked about doing the 5v thing with the DFI nf3 250ut in an upcomming bios update but i gues it wasnt possible so now we see it on the nf4 dfi's wich is a beutiful thing
peace perc,
This works in the same was as the booster does it not in terms of using the 5v rail? The booster most definately needs cooling so I see no reason why that corner of the board wouldn't either. Wondering. Would a booster be better as it supposedly provides cleaner power or is this essentially a booster built in the board so to say?
The higher the voltage the less that has to be thrown away meaning wouldn't higher voltage not be as hot running? 5-3.6 = 1.4 as opposed to 5-3 = 2?
Is it ok to run OCZ ddr booster with this board if i dont want to use 5V jumper?
What is max safe voltage to run OCZ ddr booster with 3V jumper ?
I don't think Tony officially tested and made mention of the booster being tested on this board. Perhaps with it setup the way it is with the choice of 3/5v the booster may not even work at all being added to the incompatibility list. Good thing I didn't go out and buy one till I hear an official answer.
quick question for bigtoe,
what's the clearance underneath the x850xtpe to the board. from your pictures i can see that it barely clears the dfi chipset fan. i'm thinking of watercooling the chipset and was wondering 2 things.
1. do you think it's necessary to wc the chipset in a 24/7 overclocked setup inside a case?
2. will any current waterblocks fit? i'm considering a slimline fusionSL which is 19mm tall, or a polarflo waterblock which has a 360 degree rotation of the barbs. the a dd maze4 chipset waterblock doesn't look like it it will fit from the pics i've seen.
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Might seem a strange question but does anyone know the maximum amps you can connect to the cpu fan header?
My fan draws 2 amps which is too much for a lot of motherboards. Ive looked in the manual and it doesn't say. The asus sli allowed 2 amps max but that seemed a bit to close for me so i opted to use a thermaltake fan controller which is mounted in a pci slot.
Its really annoying to have to reach round the back of the computer to change the fan speed. Never found a rheobus which could take 24w.
could you please test that 4400gold ? or did you already?Originally Posted by bigtoe
Just flashed to the new bios. Gotta love Interleave
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You would have to PM me your e-mail addy.Originally Posted by H2OGun
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