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E5200 at 3.7GHz with Foxconn G31!
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IntelBurnTest software eka use karanna epa . eken proccer ekai mother board ekai crash venna puluvan .
Description:
Linpack by Intel(R) is an extremely stressful program that will put even the most powerful X86/X64 CPU in the world at its knees. Load temp under Linpack will be up to 22*C higher than the competing software Prime95. This program will make usage of Linpack easier and more practical.
Keep in mind, use this program at your own risk. By using this program, you agree that neither I nor Intel shall be responsible for including, but not limited to: burned up CPU, fried motherboard, spontaneous room temperature increase, hair loss, or mental stress.
Description:
Linpack by Intel(R) is an extremely stressful program that will put even the most powerful X86/X64 CPU in the world at its knees. Load temp under Linpack will be up to 22*C higher than the competing software Prime95. This program will make usage of Linpack easier and more practical.
Keep in mind, use this program at your own risk. By using this program, you agree that neither I nor Intel shall be responsible for including, but not limited to: burned up CPU, fried motherboard, spontaneous room temperature increase, hair loss, or mental stress.
Nice.Majik said:Put it through Intel Burn Test last night for like ten hours, 100% stable. Foxconn is my FAVOURITE mobo maker now for sure. Whoever thinks they're only 'budget mobo manufacturers' deserve to have a football shoved up their ass
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What's the VCore btw?
I was having trouble getting it to POST above 280MHz on the Foxconn. But I'm happy with 266x11 (2.93GHz = X6800 with half the cache
) and 0.05V undervolted. (1.35V stock btw)
E5200 seems to be a great OCer... see it's @ 4gig
http://uneit.com/2008/07/06/intel-e5200-performance-in-overclocking/
http://uneit.com/2008/07/06/intel-e5200-performance-in-overclocking/
Windows 7 and XP are pretty much on par, XP beats 7 in some areas but not by much. This, IMO, should've been the OS after XP, and not Vista. 7 will totally destroy Vista WITH the pretty themes.
@Anusha, You mean 270 FSB? That's the exact problem I had, you need to disable the onboard graphics by going to 'Advanced Chipset Features' and setting it to 'PEG Port' so that onboard is disabled, then save and reboot (DON'T OC YET!), afterwards set up your memory and CPU FSB, save and reboot. Go back to the BIOS and 'Load Optimized Defaults' and set disable the onboard video, set the memory and CPU FSB and save and reboot, now you'll be able to OC as much as you want.
I faced this problem with my previous two boards and found this trick by mistake on this one. God knows how I actually was able to find this trick coz its pretty long.
BTW, this is NOT a board problem, you should have no problem going above 270 as I'm at 295 right now. Just do what I did and the board will OC like a beast
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@Thenura, Yeah, but I beat Nagaya's E7200 too, and he's apparently on Win 7 (which isn't as much of a resource hog as Vista is).
Edit:
@Anusha, Vcore is 1.312V.
@Anusha, You mean 270 FSB? That's the exact problem I had, you need to disable the onboard graphics by going to 'Advanced Chipset Features' and setting it to 'PEG Port' so that onboard is disabled, then save and reboot (DON'T OC YET!), afterwards set up your memory and CPU FSB, save and reboot. Go back to the BIOS and 'Load Optimized Defaults' and set disable the onboard video, set the memory and CPU FSB and save and reboot, now you'll be able to OC as much as you want.
I faced this problem with my previous two boards and found this trick by mistake on this one. God knows how I actually was able to find this trick coz its pretty long.
BTW, this is NOT a board problem, you should have no problem going above 270 as I'm at 295 right now. Just do what I did and the board will OC like a beast
.@Thenura, Yeah, but I beat Nagaya's E7200 too, and he's apparently on Win 7 (which isn't as much of a resource hog as Vista is).
Edit:
@Anusha, Vcore is 1.312V
.Majik said:Windows 7 and XP are pretty much on par, XP beats 7 in some areas but not by much. This, IMO, should've been the OS after XP, and not Vista. 7 will totally destroy Vista WITH the pretty themes.
@Anusha, You mean 270 FSB? That's the exact problem I had, you need to disable the onboard graphics by going to 'Advanced Chipset Features' and setting it to 'PEG Port' so that onboard is disabled, then save and reboot (DON'T OC YET!), afterwards set up your memory and CPU FSB, save and reboot. Go back to the BIOS and 'Load Optimized Defaults' and set disable the onboard video, set the memory and CPU FSB and save and reboot, now you'll be able to OC as much as you want.
I faced this problem with my previous two boards and found this trick by mistake on this one. God knows how I actually was able to find this trick coz its pretty long.
BTW, this is NOT a board problem, you should have no problem going above 270 as I'm at 295 right now. Just do what I did and the board will OC like a beast
@Thenura, Yeah, but I beat Nagaya's E7200 too, and he's apparently on Win 7 (which isn't as much of a resource hog as Vista is).
Edit:
@Anusha, Vcore is 1.312V
fortunately u have higher multi...12.5x..if nt u can't get that speed...
we are stuck at 9.5x..even Anusha,.,and i'm stuck on 1333.3Mhz FSB with no Volt up....but Anusha can overcome it coz he has ASUS m/b...
Crap that mobo sucks. BUT, you still can volt mod it though .
Btw, why not pick up the board I have? Just 5400 bucks at PC Partner. You can OC much more with that and the FSB is 1600. For 5400 bucks, it really is worth it if you want to OC more. I have CPU voltaged up to 0.2500V and RAM volts up to 0.30.
.Btw, why not pick up the board I have? Just 5400 bucks at PC Partner. You can OC much more with that and the FSB is 1600. For 5400 bucks, it really is worth it if you want to OC more. I have CPU voltaged up to 0.2500V and RAM volts up to 0.30.
Yeah I'm using the stock cooler . Thinking of making a custom cooler with a cheapass heatsink and attaching three fans to it (one on top to exhaust, two on sides to intake).
Gotta buy a cooler first as I don't have a spare heatsink, any ideas where I can pick one up for cheap?
. Thinking of making a custom cooler with a cheapass heatsink and attaching three fans to it (one on top to exhaust, two on sides to intake). Gotta buy a cooler first as I don't have a spare heatsink, any ideas where I can pick one up for cheap?
ethakita mekata moko karanne ? nathnm ban man oka deffa gannawa?Majik said:Crap that mobo sucks. BUT, you still can volt mod it though
Btw, why not pick up the board I have? Just 5400 bucks at PC Partner. You can OC much more with that and the FSB is 1600. For 5400 bucks, it really is worth it if you want to OC more. I have CPU voltaged up to 0.2500V and RAM volts up to 0.30.
dan wena ekka ganna no $$$ & board 2k therumk ne ne
Cant pm da whole thingfarshad said:
read this if u can
http://www.elakiri.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129147
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