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And if you look around, you'll find the new e2180 for just £10 more which runs at 2Ghz and with a 10 multiplier...
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Hmmm I wonder if your 2140 has an FSB-Wall?I'm wondering if one of the P35 boards will allow me to max out this CPU. Anyone have any ideas?
My fsb limit is 395 iirc, I run at 375 x 8 with my e2160. I heard PLL voltage ( think its called that on the P5K) should be upped for my fsb but Im not sure about that. I am just overvolting my RAM +0.2 to about 2.05v and cpu with 1.4v.
N00b question. What advantage do you get (if any) if you run at 375*8 against 333*9 (which I have) - my RAM is +0.1 and my CPU is 1.425v (drooping to 1.36 ish in CPU-Z)?
I suspect you could be right about the FSB wall which is very annoying as it doesn't appear possible to work around it. I swapped the 4 x 1GB PC-5300 (runs at DDR2-800 no problem) to 2 x 1GB PC-6400 and it booted at 400 x 8 but failed to load Windows. I didn't bother trying just two sticks of the PC-5300 as I suspect it would have worked as well. Also I've read the BSEL mod doesn't help but I'm inclined to try it anyway just need to get one of those thingy pens or whatever so I can do it.Hmmm I wonder if your 2140 has an FSB-Wall?
I've got an E2140 running at 3200MHz fully stable, that was using 1.400vCore set in BIOS on an ASUS P5B-D, didn't try any higher because my cooling was fubared and temps were hitting 74°-84°C full orthos load.
On the DS3R motherboard are there any bios settings that you need to turn off before you can start overclocking?
Also, what is the stock voltage for a 2140? [edit] nm found it's 1.325
Help appreciated