The Stable E1000/E2000 Rigs Configuration Thread

[a7m1]

Originally Posted by linskingdom

a7m1. You are in. Thanks for sharing your information.

just to notify
my stepping is l2 not m0 watch my last post ...
thanks ..

[a7m1]

Originally Posted by PizzaMan

Yea, and if you're running a 9600GT it OCs your GPU by 10%.


Fill out your system specs in your userCP

pci-e oc 9xxx lol
why ??..?

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by a7m1

just to notify
my stepping is l2 not m0 watch my last post ...
thanks ..

My bad. Fixed. Thanks the update.

[PizzaMan]

Originally Posted by a7m1

pci-e oc 9xxx lol
why ??..?

Yes, with the 9600GT. When you increase the PCIe bus you increase the cards OC.

Apparently, NVIDIA decided to change the ways clocks are being build up. Earlier, a 27MHz crystal was used; the clock frequency got multiplied and divided until you get the final clock speed, 650MHz for example. With GeForce 9600GT the GPU core frequency is partially based on the PCIe speed, which makes it possible to overclock the card without the user knowing it is overclocked. Geoffrey's test system had a PCIe bus at 110MHz, and thus the card was running overclocked without him knowing. To read more about this problem, please check out the following articles:

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[a7m1]

Originally Posted by PizzaMan

Yes, with the 9600GT. When you increase the PCIe bus you increase the cards OC.



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not oc at all
just improve score in 3dmark ...
any thoughts about that step >?

[a7m1]

Originally Posted by linskingdom

My bad. Fixed. Thanks the update.

thanks
welcome
i wish i have low vid and /or m0 rev
good luck

[PizzaMan]

Originally Posted by a7m1

not oc at all
just improve score in 3dmark ...
any thoughts about that step >?

Maybe you should read some of the info in the link I posted.

NVIDIA said: “The core and SP clocks on 9600GT are derived from PCIe (PEX) clock. There are two reference clocks available on the chip: the 100 MHz PEX clk and the 27 MHz Crystal clock. Either can be chosen, but using a higher reference clock provides better clock stability (less jitter).

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[a7m1]

Originally Posted by PizzaMan

Maybe you should read some of the info in the link I posted.


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does'nt matter realy
because of i dont own that gfx card

[ViRuS]

ViRuS

Batch: Unsure, CPUID = 0x6FD M0
TT-120LFB = Air
P35
ASUS P5K-E WiFi
1013
FSB: 340
Max FSB: 427 (cooler is not good enough)
Multi: 10
CPU: 3400
Ratio: 3:5
5-5-5-15
DDRV: 2.1
NBV: AUTO
VCore: 1.334v CPUZ
Idle: 24C
Load: 48C

Boots in fine at 3919mhz, ram timings suck though, will try 400x10 when RAM is upgraded, temos barely hit the 65's @ 3.919. 68C is as high as I am comfortable with.

Will edit with batch number later on. (boxes are in the loft and im too lazy to look)

[japan1]

There's a new celeron to add to the list lins, Celeron E1400. Same as E1200 but 10x multi.