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The motherboard revision number is between the CPU and the RAM slots ...
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to OC Forums!!! - Nice clock! The motherboard revision number is between the CPU and the RAM slots ...
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Means you have the same revision board as mine, which is a good thing
These particular revisons tend to clock better and higher ( so i'm told, lol).
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Indeed, they seem to clock MUCH higher on the FSB, which is critical if you're running one of the super-cheap Opty 165s!Nebulous said:Means you have the same revision board as mine, which is a good thing
You just can't beat $93 (and sometimes less) for a 3+ GHz, 2 Mb L2, dual-core CPU ...
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my first stick of 1gb ocz went to 271, i stuck this new second 1gb stick and my comp is unstable at stock speeds, WTH, it wont boot past 2.15
fails at 5 seconds under blend, and 7 seconds with large fft's
is it because 2 sticks wont run 1T?
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I've run all my dual-channel kits in 1T mode. The Corsair TwinX 3500LL (stock 2-3-2-6-1T @ ~220) went up to 265 MHz or so (didn't test higher) with 3-3-2-6-1T timings. From what I've read you almost have to run 2T if you have four sticks but I have no experience with that.
Hmmm, you bought a second stick?? Are they a matched pair (same timings and chips)??? That may be the problem. And even with the exact same sticks if they weren't sold as a pair you may have issues ...
Hmmm, you bought a second stick?? Are they a matched pair (same timings and chips)??? That may be the problem. And even with the exact same sticks if they weren't sold as a pair you may have issues ...
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they actually have different heatspreaders, so its almost guaranteed different chips, 
but yea, the same sticker on the side and same model #
but yea, the same sticker on the side and same model #
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Might be able to run 2T since it's the same timings and model ...
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well this is weird, i switched to 2T, ran a blend and it failed at 8 seconds like it always has, then decided to try again, clicked reset then go, and its been 20 minutes no problem, not much stability-wise but its seemed to have fixed the problemQuietIce said:
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