The Stable E1000/E2000 Rigs Configuration Thread

[PizzaMan]

Originally Posted by CravinR1

Username: CravinR1
Cpu: E2180
batch: L813A301
Cooling: Air (Zalman 9500)
Chipset: Intel P35
Mobo: Gigabyte P35-S3G
Bios version: F2
Fsb: 300mhz
Cpu multi: x10
Cpu clock speed: 3000mhz
Ram speed: 750mhz
Cpu/Ram ratio: 1:2.5
Ram timmings: 4-4-4-12 (G.Skill HZ)
DDR voltage: 2.0v
Cpu voltage: 1.3v (Bios, 1.28 CPUZ)
VID: 1.2500v (Core Temp Beta 0.99)
Idle temps: 39/39 deg
Load temps: 62/62 deg

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=398175

Temps seem high with a Tuniq Tower. Limited case air flow or high ambient temps an issue?




Note: last two submits haven't had NB and SB volts.

[CravinR1]

Originally Posted by PizzaMan

Temps seem high with a Tuniq Tower. Limited case air flow or high ambient temps an issue?




Note: last two submits haven't had NB and SB volts.

Poor airflow (no rear/front fans)

The E2180 has a Zalman 9500 (My E6400 has the TT120)

And the NB/SB are set at AUTO

[linskingdom]

UberN00b, JoshS and CravinR1. You are all in. Thanks.

[CravinR1]

I'm sure if I had better airflow this chip could kick some mhz. 300 x 10 @ 1.3 (havn't even tried a lower vcore might do that)

I'm going to get some front/rear fans and see if that helps

[darklighthim]

* UserName. darklighthim
* CPU. Processor name - E2180
* C/S. CPU Stepping. M0
* Batch #.
* Cooling. Air
* Chipset. P35
* Mobo. ABIT IP35.
* BIOS. 6.00 PG.
* FSB. 300.
* M. FSB.
* Multi. CPU multiplier. 10.
* CPSD. 3.0Ghz
* Ram SPD.3:5
* Ram TM. Memory timing. 5:5:5:15
* DDRV. DDR voltage. 1.8
* NBV. NorthBridge voltage. Auto
* SBV. SouthBridge voltage. Auto
* CoreV. CPU voltage. 1.256
* VID. 1.325
* Idle Temp: Idle temperature. Core 0 - 24c /Core 1 - 24c
* Load Temp: Load temperature. Core 0 - 40-45c /Core 1 - 40-45c
* Comments:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=400389

This should be correct or as close to it as possible

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by darklighthim

* UserName. darklighthim
* CPU. Processor name - E2180
* C/S. CPU Stepping. M0
* Batch #.
* Cooling. Air
* Chipset. P35
* Mobo. ABIT IP35.
* BIOS. 6.00 PG.
* FSB. 300.
* M. FSB.
* Multi. CPU multiplier. 10.
* CPSD. 3.0Ghz
* Ram SPD.3:5
* Ram TM. Memory timing. 5:5:5:15
* DDRV. DDR voltage. 1.8
* NBV. NorthBridge voltage. Auto
* SBV. SouthBridge voltage. Auto
* CoreV. CPU voltage. 1.256
* VID. 1.325
* Idle Temp: Idle temperature. Core 0 - 24c /Core 1 - 24c
* Load Temp: Load temperature. Core 0 - 40-45c /Core 1 - 40-45c
* Comments:
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=400389

This should be correct or as close to it as possible

You are in. Good temp and vcore.

[sgdude]

does anyone actually have a e1400? its only $5 less than the e2180. $5 for twice the cache is worth it imho. it just seems like a very out of place cpu. the price needs to drop by $10

[D.J.S.]

Woot 2180 @ 3333.00 333 FSB 1.41v 800 4-4-4-12 on ga-ep45-ds3l 28c idle 55 load
Ill post back with the other details later.

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by D.J.S.

Woot 2180 @ 3333.00 333 FSB 1.41v 800 4-4-4-12 on ga-ep45-ds3l 28c idle 55 load
Ill post back with the other details later.

Updated. Nice OC on the P45 board. 3.3G is very good oc for recent E2180.

[D.J.S.]

ty linky ! I was surprised also , this is a really new one I traded with wannabeOC for. It even has the beveled edges and a high vid but OCs just great, with low temps.

**edit** I am finding 1333 fsb to be a sweet spot on x21xx for performance gains.
after that setting I get dimishing returns on the OC/performace.