DDR Booster at SVC computers. Just ordered mine.

situman · Jul 28, 2004

$1 cheaper than frozen or excaliber, lol. Boy the profits they make

Archangel4life · Jul 28, 2004

ordered mine for an nf7

we'll see how well it performs on amd platforms

mrspec3 · Jul 28, 2004

You need a VTT mod for the NF7 because like all abit boards it won't track properly

situman · Jul 28, 2004

yes and i think u have to manually measure the vtt even after the vmodd. at least i had to on my ic7.

Joe Camel · Jul 28, 2004

i have the booster in a NF7-s rev2 mobo. (no VTT mods)
memory (BH-5) that would only do 225 (2,3,2,11) is now doing 240 (2,2,2,11). tho i have not Prime tested for longer than 10 min (yet)

i dont think the booster is a great match for the NF7-s, but it does seem to help.
here is a thread with most of the things ive noticed while using the booster:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=39552

GOOD LUCK

Jarlax · Jul 28, 2004

I just ordered mine as well. I will be putting it on a ASUS P4P800 board with Buffalo 3700 memory (BH-5 modules). I hope they like the voltage! I am running it at 275 FSB, 5:4 divider, 2.5-3-3-6 right now. I would like to drop the timings to 2.5-2-2-5 and get some more FSB speed!

roll+call · Jul 28, 2004

Joe Camel said:
i have the booster in a NF7-s rev2 mobo. (no VTT mods)
memory (BH-5) that would only do 225 (2,3,2,11) is now doing 240 (2,2,2,11). tho i have not Prime tested for longer than 10 min (yet)

i dont think the booster is a great match for the NF7-s, but it does seem to help.
here is a thread with most of the things ive noticed while using the booster:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=39552

GOOD LUCK

what vdimm are you at?

Xenocide · Jul 28, 2004

2x512 PC3700 Buffalo (BH-5) [2-3-3-6] @ 2.85v

look at his sig

batboy · Jul 29, 2004

Can someone give me a link to CVC computers or at least what the actual name is? Google search of CVC is not being productive. I'm looking for one of these OCZ dimm voltage things too.

situman · Jul 29, 2004

its SVC, lol getting old arent we? jk

Jojo1971 · Jul 29, 2004

http://store.yahoo.com/svcompucycle/oczddrvboost.html

batboy · Jul 29, 2004

Thanks... that explains why I couldn't find it... and yes, I'm getting old.

aldamon · Jul 29, 2004

batboy said:
Thanks... that explains why I couldn't find it... and yes, I'm getting old.

I'd wait for a Newegg refurb. Someone is bound to buy one and try to use it with an incompatible mobo, like mine

ZachM · Jul 29, 2004

Well considering Newegg doesn't even have new ones in stock right now, it's gonna' be a while until they get refurbs.

aldamon · Jul 29, 2004

True, but there's very little advantage to being an early adopter with this thing. In time they will become more affordable and mobo compatibility will become more clear.

SeanOMatic · Jul 29, 2004

^^^

Isn't that true about all new hardware that hits the market?

ResponsiblAdult · Jul 29, 2004

Touche!

Joe Camel · Jul 29, 2004

roll+call said:
what vdimm are you at?

MBM says 3.4v... after "calibrating" the booster, i dont trust the readout...

after a few more days of "playing" with this thing, ive come to the conclusion that it does help you get a higher FSB (and tighter timings) but my max OC has not gone up...(gone down a little actually)...VTT (im assuming)

GOOD LUCK to all the NF7-s users

ZachM · Jul 29, 2004

Ya I do need some luck.

I'll try the booster without a vtt mod. Then I'll probably pace the floors for a couple of days, and attempt the mod.

I'm pretty confident I can solder that. :-/

Shootingblanks · Jul 29, 2004

ordered mine on July 27 and UPS tracking shows them at Lousville, KY. Hope to have them friday. if not definately monday

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