DFI LT X48-T2R Lanparty Living Review. - Page 75

MustRotate · #**741** 31-07-2008, 07:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clunk

http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/27084-post149.html

Yeah but i want numbers, i'm an engineer. Guess i'll have to wait and see the results of excess overvolting.

Clunk · #**742** 31-07-2008, 14:03

Can't help you with exact numbers, sorry, I just don't know, and I'm not aware of anyone that does know.

Maybe try the intel data sheets on their website? There should be some hardcore info there for you

fjiReBaLL · #**743** 06-08-2008, 12:03

Hi all, unfortunately I dont have a DIMM nor the experience and the courage to do it

but I am wondering when I set vDIMM to 1.916v @ BIOS , the BIOS monitor shows 1.87v and in windows smart guardian shows 1.84. Which of those 3 is the closest to REAL? If some1 knows by how much off ? Thnx

Clunk · #**744** 06-08-2008, 13:18

The only way to know what is accurate on your board is to measure with a DMM.

I would be inclined to believe the BIOS if you have no other means of measuring.

MustRotate · #**745** 06-08-2008, 19:03

The SmartGuardian is pretty accurate at VTT and Vcore but at Vdimm is has quite a big error.

me3850 · #**746** 16-08-2008, 17:37

why the 725 bios is now official??

have a memory poor performance with same configuration...i thinks is a bug

714 beta:

725 official:

Kelainefes · #**747** 16-08-2008, 17:45

Maybe they loosened some timings to allow for higher FSB or to make some memory module compatible.
You can probably get the same performance as before by manually tweaking memory and NB settings.

Clunk · #**748** 21-08-2008, 14:44

BIOS fix for HD 4870X2 Issue.

mmpl · #**749** 22-08-2008, 23:07

Hi i buy today Waterblock Heatkiller sw16 for mosfet on that motherboard i put it and on settings cpu 1.55 v
vtt 1.3 v with q6600 in system temp in guardian show 66 degree when i load 4 core its good temp for that waterblock ?? (i think its a little to high )

My water config

Liang d5
Ek sb5 block on nb
Ek block on gf 8800gtx
D-tek Fuzion v2 on cpu
Termochill pa 120.3 with 3xfan

Clunk · #**750** 23-08-2008, 02:58

1.55v on a quad is way too much for 24/7 use.

Look at it like this - Most G0 quads will do 3.6Ghz with around 1.4v and then anything on top of that often requires a lot more voltage, and with the voltage, you get much higher temps.

The difference in real life performance between at quad at 3.6Ghz and a quad at 3.7/3.8Ghz isn't very much, so for the sake of the extra heat and voltage, you would be better off sticking with sensible leverls of voltage for 24/7 useage

The temps are probably about right for that voltage. Room/case temps will play a large part too.