My 2500+....

Hi! I have the sys in sig.. Just got my tornado today.. will be tomorrow soon, but anyways... Got it put on my SLK and works great... loud, but GREAT! Anyways, I gave my crucial some more voltage (its Cl 3 Pc3200) to run at 2.5-3-3-3,a dn it seems stable, but is recently starting to restart on me.. Im at 1.75 Vcore @ 2.4ghz, and 438fsb, but I its not stable My a7n8x wont let me go past 2.8 on the ram, and I would think 1.75 Vcore would be enough.. I just cant figure out what would be causing it to crash

EDIT: Stable @ 200fsb, stable at 410fsb also. memory is currently @ 2.5-3-3-3

2.4GHz @ 1.75v? I think more vcore can & should help

If you want more Vdimm, try the Uber Bioses. Look over at Nforcershq for more info. http://www.nforcershq.com They let you use 2.9 vdimm.

wpmegee said:

If you want more Vdimm, try the Uber Bioses. Look over at Nforcershq for more info. http://www.nforcershq.com They let you use 2.9 vdimm.

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Thx for the tip, but I dont have a floppy =( Is there a diff way to flash? I have a zip drive and a Cd...

The Coolest said:

2.4GHz @ 1.75v? I think more vcore can & should help

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I will try

you should be able to get more out of the cpu. you have the AQXEA which is the super stepping for the 2500+. With enough vcore and vdimm you should get about 2400mhz with the memory you have if not more. I got mine to 2.48 but them temps got too high after that.

PiMpShiN said:

you should be able to get more out of the cpu. you have the AQXEA which is the super stepping for the 2500+. With enough vcore and vdimm you should get about 2400mhz with the memory you have if not more. I got mine to 2.48 but them temps got too high after that.

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Cool. I upped the Vcore to 1.8 currently, and doing 40C from the diode in he CPU according to MbM5. (used a preconfigured cfg from nforcers faq on it fro my a7n8x) Im gonna try to see how far I can get with it, AND my moms t-bird 1.3

OK.. that upped Vcore helpd a LOT! Thx the coolest! I can do 148fsb STABLE AFAIK... need to test it a bit more, but 444 is stable