ah well, as i said, first Athlon 64 rig, haven't even tried further. I think i'll be in the to 15 by the time i'm finished (prepared hopefully to NOT eat words...)
btw, more info, the core is a Manchester, stepping is CDHBE 0527 TMPW.
weescott
Not trying to be pedantic m8y, but the Pentium-m CPU's (aka Dothan in my case) are NOT P4-m's. The P4-m is a totaly different type of CPU so you might want to add/change your DB slightly
Anyway.......
Update:
Managed to get my XP-M past 2.6ghz This is on-air with generic PC2700 at 2.5-3-3-11 and a NF7-s rev2 with Black Mantaray Bios. Stepping is IQHYA, chip is XP-M 2500. For some reason I cant get past 2.61ghz, Tried with low FSB and high multi and vice versa. Perhaps it's the ram holding me back? Any ideas?
have you done the L12 mod? I think that's more likely, and i bet that 12v is just bad reporting (my nf7 said my 12v was at 12.4 when my multimeter said it was 12.01v dead...hmm)
Only the L12 softmod with the Mantaray Bios...dont really know what to put in the socket.
I'm know clocked at a measly 2.45 ghz and the 12v line is .20volt higher.
Could be my PSU.
Ok seems Ive found the culprit. PSU isnt up to the job. 12v rails become very low ;/
Weescott, perhaps you can delete my previous entries in the table. This is my best effort so far. PC2700, 2.5-3-3-11 NF7s, air, IQHYA, not stable.
My 3700+ at 3.2Ghz under Mach II GT, unfortunately unstable. I'm nearing stability at 3135mhz (280x11), so far that's stable in super pi and the testing continues.
I hoped to be able to take the top A64 spot, but I'd need more volts; volts that my motherboard cannot give it as it tops out at 1.7v in the bios (around 1.66v actual).
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