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Msi Ms-6585
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lmao now I know why no one has this dam bord......
Vcore voltage maxes out @ 1.65v
thats on bios 1.0 tho hopefully the bios updates resolve this
I think im loosing it, im talking to myself here ?
well anyway it looks nice & Ill push it as hard as possible first time pentium user so im a NOOB again muahhahahaha
Another cool thing is it can support ddr 400
Vcore voltage maxes out @ 1.65v
thats on bios 1.0 tho hopefully the bios updates resolve this
I think im loosing it, im talking to myself here ?
well anyway it looks nice & Ill push it as hard as possible first time pentium user so im a NOOB again muahhahahaha
Another cool thing is it can support ddr 400
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Well, I have this board now but I'm going to buy a new one.
I have revision 2.0A and I can say you can't find anywhere a board which sucks like this one does.
I can change vcore from 1.450 straight jump to 1.500 and 1.625 from 1.500 with 0.025 jumps. This board's performance rocks but for overclocker... Hell no, not a chance. You don't even probably get rock solid 150MHz FSB.
and why's that, there is no locked AGP/PCI frequencies (even if BIOS says so). I've tried to send support mail to MSI and ask if they could fix this but this far, no result
Well, if you have money, go and buy Abit IC7-MAX3
you'd be able to get some results for your OC.
I have revision 2.0A and I can say you can't find anywhere a board which sucks like this one does.
I can change vcore from 1.450 straight jump to 1.500 and 1.625 from 1.500 with 0.025 jumps. This board's performance rocks but for overclocker... Hell no, not a chance. You don't even probably get rock solid 150MHz FSB.
and why's that, there is no locked AGP/PCI frequencies (even if BIOS says so). I've tried to send support mail to MSI and ask if they could fix this but this far, no result
Well, if you have money, go and buy Abit IC7-MAX3
you'd be able to get some results for your OC.Similar threads
