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raydotulung · 06-20-09

oh ok.. the strange thing about getting higher FSB is when I try to increase not by 50 Mhz.
its more easy and stable for me if I increase it by 100.. still remember on other thread some mobo has what they called FSB "black hole".
This P45 chipset is awesome compared to my previous NVIDIA chipset (maybe ASUS P5N-D is just not my type), it can do 500x8.5 (stable 2 hours OCCT and 12 hours Prime95 blend test) in just a week from the time I opened the box.

Maybe can u try 550x7.5 first, just to find the correct NB voltage and RAM voltage to operate stable at 2200 FSB. But it looks that those CPU temps are little high, better try after your Noctua installed.

mavizaman · 08-15-09

hi guys can you advise this mobo for my q6600 o.c. to 3.6 or higher @1.4v-1.5v?
my vid:1.275
i think it is possible

http://csd.dficlub.org/forum/showthread.php?t=9649

.Style · 08-15-09

No..I would never recommend this board...

mavizaman · 09-19-09

why? for 4 phase?
so can you advise p43c ds3(6phase)?

Lemmy · 09-27-09

I just turned-off V-droop control and saw my temps drop to 56C running Prime95 (blend) for 5 hours, still testing

DFI DK P45 T2RS+ : E8400 (E0) currently 4GHZ @1.23v vCore, you think I can go higher on air cooling?

**Burn** · 10-08-09

In deciding between this board and a Gigabyte P45-UD3P, which one would you guys recommend? I have a Q9550 and am hoping to hit 4ghz.

ljason8eg · 10-08-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Burn

In deciding between this board and a Gigabyte P45-UD3P, which one would you guys recommend? I have a Q9550 and am hoping to hit 4ghz.

UD3P easily. 4 phase power on the DFI board doesn't play nice with highly overclocked quads. Plus if the board breaks, good luck getting DFI to replace it.

mavizaman · 10-09-09

this guy saying "q6600 @3.6 1.36v with t2rs+"

YouTube - DFI LANPARTY DK P45-T2RS PLUS - My secondary rig

GigaByte · 10-09-09

I easily took my Q9550 to 4GHz when I had this board, it was by far the best S775 board I ever touched, it just got a little hot for my cooler at the time so I stayed at 4GHz. I did notice though that the thermal pad on the MOSFET heatsinks weren't touching the MOSFETs at all, luckily I found that before I even put the board in. With a small "mod" that was fixed and the MOSFETs ran incredibly cool with a 4.2GHz quadcore under LinX load. With a bit of searching it turned out a number of these boards have that issue with the MOSFET thermal pads..

ljason8eg · 10-09-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by GigaByte

I easily took my Q9550 to 4GHz when I had this board, it was by far the best S775 board I ever touched, it just got a little hot for my cooler at the time so I stayed at 4GHz. I did notice though that the thermal pad on the MOSFET heatsinks weren't touching the MOSFETs at all, luckily I found that before I even put the board in. With a small "mod" that was fixed and the MOSFETs ran incredibly cool with a 4.2GHz quadcore under LinX load. With a bit of searching it turned out a number of these boards have that issue with the MOSFET thermal pads..

Oh crap that was the board I sold you lol. The pads seriously didn't touch in some places? I never used the stock cooling so I wouldn't have known. Maybe that's what killed my first board...

Did the board ever squeal under Linx load? Squealed like a pig for me.

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Lemmy New to Overclock.net Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: london Posts: 78 Rep: 9 Unique Rep: 7 Trader Rating: 0	I just turned-off V-droop control and saw my temps drop to 56C running Prime95 (blend) for 5 hours, still testing DFI DK P45 T2RS+ : E8400 (E0) currently 4GHZ @1.23v vCore, you think I can go higher on air cooling?

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