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tim
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 Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 1:43 am Post subject: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and Cru |
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I am having stability problem at 2.7GHz when running SP Orthos 2004
after about 10 minutes.
FSB 1200MHz
FSB:Ram unlinked
Memory 667 MHz at 5-4-4-14
CPU temp.: 43 C before computer froze up |
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Nick Le Lievre
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| Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:42 am Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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"tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I am having stability problem at 2.7GHz when running SP Orthos 2004 after
about 10 minutes.
FSB 1200MHz
FSB:Ram unlinked
Memory 667 MHz at 5-4-4-14
CPU temp.: 43 C before computer froze up
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Try lowering the multi to 8x and running the fsb at 333mhz |
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tim
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| Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 4:20 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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Thanks, it works.
Nick Le Lievre wrote:
| Quote: | "tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I am having stability problem at 2.7GHz when running SP Orthos 2004
after about 10 minutes.
FSB 1200MHz
FSB:Ram unlinked
Memory 667 MHz at 5-4-4-14
CPU temp.: 43 C before computer froze up
Try lowering the multi to 8x and running the fsb at 333mhz |
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tim
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 8:16 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that. |
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Ed Medlin
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| Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:51 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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"tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that.
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Try the memory in A1 and B1 for dual channel. That is the way my P5N32-E SLI
board works. Those are the 1st and 3rd slots from left to right.
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tim
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| Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 10:09 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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My MB is P5N-E SLI not P5N32-E SLI. I am using dual channel 2 stick of
1GB Crucial Rendition DDR2 5300 in slots B1 & B2.
Does anyone have same problem with memory slots A1 & A2 on this MB?
Ed Medlin wrote:
| Quote: | "tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:B%h5i.47894$g63.5167@edtnps82...
I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that.
Try the memory in A1 and B1 for dual channel. That is the way my P5N32-E SLI
board works. Those are the 1st and 3rd slots from left to right.
Ed
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Billy Bob
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| Posted: Sat May 26, 2007 7:59 am Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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tim
What MB? Retail cooling? What ram?
bob
"tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:B%h5i.47894$g63.5167@edtnps82...
| Quote: | I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that. |
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john steven
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| Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 12:31 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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Look at his subject line. The CPU cooler is likely the Intel cooler that
comes with E4300.
Billy Bob wrote:
| Quote: | tim
What MB? Retail cooling? What ram?
bob
"tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:B%h5i.47894$g63.5167@edtnps82...
I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that.
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Billy Bob
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| Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 6:43 pm Post subject: Re: What OC Speed should I be getting with P5N-E, E4300 and |
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Duhhhh :)
thx
"john steven" <john_steven@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Look at his subject line. The CPU cooler is likely the Intel cooler that
comes with E4300.
Billy Bob wrote:
tim
What MB? Retail cooling? What ram?
bob
"tim" <tim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:B%h5i.47894$g63.5167@edtnps82...
I'll answer my own question, after three days of experimenting.
E4300 at 3.0GHz, 100% stable based on running SP Orthos for 24 hrs
straight while still doing regular computer uasage.
Bios Settings (other settings at motherboard default)
CPU Mulitplier - 9X
FSB - 1333MHz
Ram - 667MHz
Ram timing - 5-4-4-14
CPU voltage - 1.35
Ram voltage - 2.0
-BIOS ver. 401 (original bios)
-Max. CPU temp. 43 C (from ASUS Probe II)with Intel Cooler
-Put small fan on NB heatsink (heat sink seem pretty heat without fan)
I am very happy with the result.
May experiment more with ram speed and timing at some later day.
PS: I had problem with rams in memory slot A1 & A2. Windows crashes all
the time even without overclocking. Put ram in Slot B's and no more
crashes. So don't what's up with that.
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