- Joined
- Jul 17, 2002
- Location
- In a Room Heated by Electronics
Well fellows I have come to a conclusion… When you have a GF4 4600 TI, and you would like to overclock… MSI sucks a large one. Current Setup Is as Follows thoroughbred 2200 unlocked AIDA 22, Corsair PC-3000 CAS2, PNY Verto GF4 4600, And a heat sink that keeps my CPU at approx 40C under full load folding…
Here is the problem, dividers, dividers, dividers. With the chip set at 166 x 11.5 (1909MHZ) one would think the mobo would recognize that I would like to kick in a 1/5 divider to get my poor AGP bus back down into spec, but behold when I go into sisoft main board info It clearly shows the AGP bus is set at 4X 84MHZ, and the PCI Bus At 42MHZ! WTF MSI? (See attached) I can fold for days at this speed but load up a game and it official BSOD time. The max voltage is 1.75v which also blows My only other option I can see is to increase my multiplier to 12 which would put me at 1992mhz (1992mhz BSOD’s when XP loads the drivers With MSI voltages set to max) To change the FSB means dropping down to 140mhz or so because of the inability to set the divider!!! Abit KX7-333R is in the mail; at least it has some options?!? Don’t even want to bother to VMOD this JUNK… Any thoughts on this subject are welcome. LAME.
Here is the problem, dividers, dividers, dividers. With the chip set at 166 x 11.5 (1909MHZ) one would think the mobo would recognize that I would like to kick in a 1/5 divider to get my poor AGP bus back down into spec, but behold when I go into sisoft main board info It clearly shows the AGP bus is set at 4X 84MHZ, and the PCI Bus At 42MHZ! WTF MSI? (See attached) I can fold for days at this speed but load up a game and it official BSOD time. The max voltage is 1.75v which also blows My only other option I can see is to increase my multiplier to 12 which would put me at 1992mhz (1992mhz BSOD’s when XP loads the drivers With MSI voltages set to max) To change the FSB means dropping down to 140mhz or so because of the inability to set the divider!!! Abit KX7-333R is in the mail; at least it has some options?!? Don’t even want to bother to VMOD this JUNK… Any thoughts on this subject are welcome. LAME.