The DFI Blood Iron Thread

[onelivestarfish]

Another try. This time I have a FSB of 530 with a multi of 7.
Super Pi time is sub 14 (13.984). Temps aren't too bad either, although my voltage is high (1.55v).

Here is the screenie:

[surfbumb]

Here is a quick 15 minute stress test using prime95 with a moderate overclock. How do my voltages and temps look?

[surfbumb]

I'm having troubles updating the BIOS through winflash, also is there anyway to control system fans through this motherboard--my fans are running high at default.

[linskingdom]

Originally Posted by onelivestarfish

Another try. This time I have a FSB of 530 with a multi of 7.
Super Pi time is sub 14 (13.984). Temps aren't too bad either, although my voltage is high (1.55v).

Here is the screenie:

Very nice number. Good works. onelivestarfish

[ErBall]

It's really nice to see more people starting to use this baord, its pretty amazing what it can do for the price.

[onelivestarfish]

Originally Posted by ErBall

It's really nice to see more people starting to use this baord, its pretty amazing what it can do for the price.

seriously. I am orthos stable 8.5 hours with a 6 multi and FSB with 536.



A little bit at a time.

[onelivestarfish]

Originally Posted by surfbumb

Here is a quick 15 minute stress test using prime95 with a moderate overclock. How do my voltages and temps look?

Based on the screenie, it looks good. Have you tried ORTHOS yet?

I would also suggest lowering the multi and see how high you can get your FSB.

[vemerin]

It seems like a good board. I may get one to replace my MSI board.

[onelivestarfish]

Last night I was able to reach 550FSB on the board (6x multi; 3300mhz), with ram in a 1:1 ratio. I still need to tweak the voltages to attain complete stability, but this looks really promising. And for those questioning the heat generated by the NB, it was barely warm to the touch.

[onelivestarfish]

Here is another run (I can't go past 550mhz right now, at least not without water ):