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Posted 22/07/2008 14:43:11


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Hi,

My new build... thanks for all the help



Mobo - Gigabyte GA-73PVM-S2H £29.38
Cpu - E2180 £44.59
HSF - Akasa AK-975CU Intel LGA 775 £12.50
Hard Drive - 500Gb - 16MB Sata £37.54
Ram - Patriot 2GB PC2-6400 C4 (2x1GB) 800MHz, CL 4-4-4-12 £30.49
Case - Antec NSK 4480B Black ATX/MATX Mini Tower - With 380W EarthWatts PSU £51.73
Optical Drive - Optiarc AD-7200S 20X DVDRW Internal SATA Bare Black Drive £15.01

Total = £221.24

Looking at getting 3.2 on air....

MrG

Mobo: Asus P5Q Pro | Cpu: Q6600 | Hsf: Arctic Freezer Pro7 | Ram: 4gb Geil DDR2 6400 | Psu: Enermax Hiper 580w | GX: Ati 4850 | Case: CM690 | HDs: 2x250gb 1x160gb

[ System Cooling by Fans ]

120mm Front, 120mm Rear, 2 x 140mm Top
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Posted 22/07/2008 14:47:53


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I put 1.58v due to vdroop. just make sure its temps are cool and it does not throttle.

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Posted 22/07/2008 14:54:09


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what!!!! lol stock is 1.325 ouch.....

In cpuz is does show more like 1.3 so

thanks

MrG

Mobo: Asus P5Q Pro | Cpu: Q6600 | Hsf: Arctic Freezer Pro7 | Ram: 4gb Geil DDR2 6400 | Psu: Enermax Hiper 580w | GX: Ati 4850 | Case: CM690 | HDs: 2x250gb 1x160gb

[ System Cooling by Fans ]

120mm Front, 120mm Rear, 2 x 140mm Top
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Posted 22/07/2008 15:03:13


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Apologies if this is a stupid question, but have you got the PCI bus locked to a stable speed ?
(When not locked to 100Mhz on my [A] and [B] rigs it's all horribly unstable.)

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Posted 22/07/2008 15:14:33


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emmm I had better check that .... blue screen is starting to annoy me lol

will check throttling too,.... cpuz does show multi as x6 ;-( and freq as 1500 not good

MrG




Mobo: Asus P5Q Pro | Cpu: Q6600 | Hsf: Arctic Freezer Pro7 | Ram: 4gb Geil DDR2 6400 | Psu: Enermax Hiper 580w | GX: Ati 4850 | Case: CM690 | HDs: 2x250gb 1x160gb

[ System Cooling by Fans ]

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Posted 22/07/2008 15:30:38


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That seems like speedstep is enabled which will show up as a lower multi in cpu z, I would suggest putting your vcore manually at 1.3800(near as) to get 3.0Ghz(all cpu's differ,some need more), Ensure your ram is set to the lowest divider in bios.

Run a program called Orthos which will test your pc for stability.

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Posted 22/07/2008 15:34:43


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system is really unstable, running speedfan and then opened cpuz and it crashed again ;-(

will drop to stock speed for the time being so I can at least use pc

got a blue screen with nv4_ something error then it rebooted

vcore when running is very low something 1.2 but how accurate that is I do not know

MrG

Mobo: Asus P5Q Pro | Cpu: Q6600 | Hsf: Arctic Freezer Pro7 | Ram: 4gb Geil DDR2 6400 | Psu: Enermax Hiper 580w | GX: Ati 4850 | Case: CM690 | HDs: 2x250gb 1x160gb

[ System Cooling by Fans ]

120mm Front, 120mm Rear, 2 x 140mm Top
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Posted 22/07/2008 17:07:10


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I run my C2D at 1.4v Indeed, my own general recommendation would be set 1.4v and oc to 3Ghz straight away. Then check for stability with Orthos and, if stable, reduce to 1.39v then check stability again and if stable drop to 1.38v and check again.........etc., etc. until you find the lowest vcore that will sustain 3Ghz.

As long as you have Thermal Throttling set in your bios even 1.5v or 1.6v isn't going to blow a C2D cpu. It will just throttle back or shut down, so 1.4v is no problem at all.

I've yet to see any C2D that will not hit 3Ghz when given 1.4v.

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