The Stable E1000/E2000 Rigs Configuration Thread

[joetib]

TY, i tried 297fsb and thats the first time i've had problems. I get a BSOD after orthos is running for around 10 minutes.

Increased memory from 2.050 to 2.1 = BSOD ...
Increased vcore to 1.47, VTT to 1.31 and NB to 1.41 = still get BSOD
(TEMPS: CPU = 62, PWM IC = 42C NB = 57 under these)

Any suggestions???

Thinking about loose timings...
Lapping maybe..?

[linskingdom]

andrebrait and joetib. Update. Thanks the information.

Originally Posted by joetib

TY, i tried 297fsb and thats the first time i've had problems. I get a BSOD after orthos is running for around 10 minutes.

Increased memory from 2.050 to 2.1 = BSOD ...
Increased vcore to 1.47, VTT to 1.31 and NB to 1.41 = still get BSOD
(TEMPS: CPU = 62, PWM IC = 42C NB = 57 under these)

Any suggestions???

Thinking about loose timings...
Lapping maybe..?

New E2200 isn't doing good as these old bacth. Try to change one value at one time so you know what doesn't work when it failed. I will update your information when I receive you latest update.

[kylzer]

120% O'C on air
Not stable yet but i'm working on it
thats if anybodys interested

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=483645

[Chipp]

120? Nice! I was all proud of myself for hitting 100% on air.

[CravinR1]

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: 4:5
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

Just a update (new values are in bold). I've not tried to drop the vcore, but I am stable at 3.2 ghz at 1.45 volts (might try to drop later on but its working fine now)


Username: CravinR1
Cpu: E2180
batch: L813A301
Cooling: Air (Zalman 9500)
Chipset: Intel P35
Mobo: Gigabyte P35-S3G
Bios version: F2
Fsb: 320mhz
Cpu multi: x10
Cpu clock speed: 3200mhz
Ram speed: 800mhz
Cpu/Ram ratio: 4:5
Ram timmings: 4-4-4-12 (G.Skill HZ)
DDR voltage: 2.0v
Cpu voltage: 1.45v (Bios, 1.440 CPUZ)
NB voltage: +0.1
SB Voltage: +0.1
VID: 1.2500v (Core Temp Beta 0.99)
Idle temps: 45/47 deg
Load temps: 67/64 deg

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=492460

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by kylzer

120% O'C on air
Not stable yet but i'm working on it
thats if anybodys interested

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=483645

Very nice. Enjoy.

Originally Posted by Chipp

120? Nice! I was all proud of myself for hitting 100% on air.

Finally. Chipp. Abit IP35-e is still good. Thanks the information.

Originally Posted by CravinR1

Just a update (new values are in bold). I've not tried to drop the vcore, but I am stable at 3.2 ghz at 1.45 volts (might try to drop later on but its working fine now)


Username: CravinR1
Cpu: E2180
batch: L813A301
Cooling: Air (Zalman 9500)
Chipset: Intel P35
Mobo: Gigabyte P35-S3G
Bios version: F2
Fsb: 320mhz
Cpu multi: x10
Cpu clock speed: 3200mhz
Ram speed: 800mhz
Cpu/Ram ratio: 4:5
Ram timmings: 4-4-4-12 (G.Skill HZ)
DDR voltage: 2.0v
Cpu voltage: 1.45v (Bios, 1.440 CPUZ)
NB voltage: +0.1
SB Voltage: +0.1
VID: 1.2500v (Core Temp Beta 0.99)
Idle temps: 45/47 deg
Load temps: 67/64 deg

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=492460

Updated. Good OC. Only 1.45v. May still have room to go.

[TestECull]

I'm in. Prolly not gonna run the sig flyer tho.


E1200 resides in mom's computer, runs a Gmod dedicated server when it's not downloading email.


100% stock, too, since I can't seem to get any overclocking to stick. :\ I'm not good with FSB, it seems.

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by TestECull

I'm in. Prolly not gonna run the sig flyer tho.


E1200 resides in mom's computer, runs a Gmod dedicated server when it's not downloading email.


100% stock, too, since I can't seem to get any overclocking to stick. : I'm not good with FSB, it seems.

Thanks the information. I will add yours in as soon as I get a chance.

[Ben the OCer]

Lins there is a new Celeron Dual-Core called the E1500 that you could add to the spec list. It has all the same specs as the E1200 and E1400 except it runs at 2.2GHz and the s-spec is SLAQZ. It must have been a replacement for the E1400 because only the E1200 and E1500 are on Newegg.

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by Ben the OCer

Lins there is a new Celeron Dual-Core called the E1500 that you could add to the spec list. It has all the same specs as the E1200 and E1400 except it runs at 2.2GHz and the s-spec is SLAQZ. It must have been a replacement for the E1400 because only the E1200 and E1500 are on Newegg.

Thanks. Ben. I will do an update later.