DFI Lanparty DK P35-T2RS Thread

[Bal3Wolf]

Must not take much to run a dual core cause im running my e6600@3750 1.47 vcore and my chipset and pwm never gets to 40c. On my old ip35-e my chipset and pww would get into the 60s sometimes.

[TheCh3F]

Quads see quite an increase in their system temp when stressing ~47c or so on my setup.

[agntallen]

so i think i've pushed my cpu further than 3.2

right now i'm at 3.4 (425x8) with a +112.5mV on the vcore. vtt at 1.27 nb 1.33v vdimm 2.1

and i'm loading about 57~64c. i think thats too hot, but i'm planning on getting a scythe infinity (mugen) and lapping it and doing a pressure mod.

[StormX2]

is the volt mod for vdroop (im totally new to this, vdroop ive never had ussues with) is this neccesary for overclocking an e8400 to 4ghz? or somewhere close to that atleast

[MosIncredible]

Originally Posted by StormX2

is the volt mod for vdroop (im totally new to this, vdroop ive never had ussues with) is this neccesary for overclocking an e8400 to 4ghz? or somewhere close to that atleast

You won't need it to get the E8400 to 4.0GHz

Originally Posted by agntallen

so i think i've pushed my cpu further than 3.2

right now i'm at 3.4 (425x8) with a +112.5mV on the vcore. vtt at 1.27 nb 1.33v vdimm 2.1

and i'm loading about 57~64c. i think thats too hot, but i'm planning on getting a scythe infinity (mugen) and lapping it and doing a pressure mod.

Yeah, I don't like my Zalman either. I think it's the only thing holding me back from 3.6+. What voltage does +112.5mV read for you idle/load?

[agntallen]

MosIncredible: right now i'm stressing my cpu through occt, but its reading me for load; vcore 1.39. i'm about to post a thread in the 'air coolers' section. i'll edit this to show my idle voltage.

IDLE
vcore thru occt & cpuid hw 1.41

LOAD
vcore thru occt 1.39

[TheCh3F]

Originally Posted by StormX2

is the volt mod for vdroop (im totally new to this, vdroop ive never had ussues with) is this neccesary for overclocking an e8400 to 4ghz? or somewhere close to that atleast

Yes its for vdroop. You might not need it however for stability it helps a lot and its so simple to do that I recommend everyone do it really.

[agntallen]

how do we actually do the vdroop mod? (sorry if this is a noob question)

[MosIncredible]

Don't worry about that voltage thing. For some reason I thought you had a Q6600. Too tired right now. I still stand by my Zalman statement though. I top out at 58c with 1.248v load [MX-2, first attempt]. Used to get up to 65c when I used AS5, no matter how I applied it. 3.6GHz sends me up to 70c which is out of my comfort zone.

Edit: Post a little late lol

[TheCh3F]

Originally Posted by agntallen

how do we actually do the vdroop mod? (sorry if this is a noob question)

Check out the thread in the voltmod forum or look at the one in the OP. You take a #2 pencil or better (see voltmod thread) and litterally draw where the picture says too, in effect bridging the two sides.