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Only way to find out is to try it on your own. Every Mobo, CPU, Ram, overclocks differently.
I'm sure you wont be dissapointed though, the board is great, the only downside I see is the limited 2.7 ram voltage.
Originally Posted by Armend ok im gettin this board on thrusday shuttle AN35N-ULTRA and just wanted to know what can i do with with some 1 gig of ram pc-3200 ram and mobile 2600+ with volcano 11+ xaser edtion. |
I'm sure you wont be dissapointed though, the board is great, the only downside I see is the limited 2.7 ram voltage.
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I can't wait to figure this all out, Evil is the man
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, after i get into this bios a little more i'm getting the mobile, thier under 80.
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Only way to find out is to try it on your own. Every Mobo, CPU, Ram, overclocks differently. I'm sure you wont be dissapointed though, the board is great, the only downside I see is the limited 2.7 ram voltage. |
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i can't overclock this ***** that's pretty sad or i dont know how lol but oh well.
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Only way to find out is to try it on your own. Every Mobo, CPU, Ram, overclocks differently. I'm sure you wont be dissapointed though, the board is great, the only downside I see is the limited 2.7 ram voltage. |
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To get anwhere with the OCing the voltage increase with the FSB( Front Side Buss and the multiplyer). The more voltage you increase the better the CPU cooling must be. Yours is pretty good so just watch the temps under load. 55c is maxing it and 50c and below under load is best. Extra fans in the case to get more air in and out is good too!
You can ususlly run that mobil at (to start) at a 200FSB with a 11X multiplyer. That gives you the same as a stock 3200+. AS% (Artic Si;ver 5) thermal paste helps transfer heat from the CPU to the HS (heatsink). Personally I prefer to let the system idle for about 3 days and the idle temps will drop 3-5 degrees celcius. Only then do I go for the OCing
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The big question is what RAM do you have and what possible overclock can you get out of it.
You need to know the default timing settings and CPU-Z @ www.cpuid.com will tell you what you need to know about CAS, RAS etc ...
We need to know what the RAM brand and what timings you find in CPU-Z. examp CAS 2.3.3.6 the CAS is listed very plain, the other settings listed in my example will be displayed from top (CAS) then to bottom in CPU-Z. Or top to bottom = left to right.
You need to know the RAM timing to determine if you can run it past the rated DDR3200 (or 400Mhz). That is because if you run the CPU higher than 200Mhz X 2 or 400 Mhz the RAM will automatically be set to run at the same speed as the FSB of the CPU.
Examp. CPU FSB set to 210 = 210X2 or 420 Mhz so now your RAM is running at 420 Mhz also and if it can't run that fast the system wont POST or may crash. With the factory settings from CPU-Z we might be able to get the RAM to run faster by changing the settings and increasing the voltage.
On the RAM voltage statement from someone else. OCZ makes an gizmo that allows you to plug in a 4 pin moldex to increase and stablize the RAM voltage.
To get anwhere with the OCing the voltage increase with the FSB( Front Side Buss and the multiplyer). The more voltage you increase the better the CPU cooling must be. Yours is pretty good so just watch the temps under load. 55c is maxing it and 50c and below under load is best. Extra fans in the case to get more air in and out is good too!
You can ususlly run that mobil at (to start) at a 200FSB with a 11X multiplyer. That gives you the same as a stock 3200+. AS% (Artic Si;ver 5) thermal paste helps transfer heat from the CPU to the HS (heatsink). Personally I prefer to let the system idle for about 3 days and the idle temps will drop 3-5 degrees celcius. Only then do I go for the OCing
The big question is what RAM do you have and what possible overclock can you get out of it.
You need to know the default timing settings and CPU-Z @ www.cpuid.com will tell you what you need to know about CAS, RAS etc ...
We need to know what the RAM brand and what timings you find in CPU-Z. examp CAS 2.3.3.6 the CAS is listed very plain, the other settings listed in my example will be displayed from top (CAS) then to bottom in CPU-Z. Or top to bottom = left to right.
You need to know the RAM timing to determine if you can run it past the rated DDR3200 (or 400Mhz). That is because if you run the CPU higher than 200Mhz X 2 or 400 Mhz the RAM will automatically be set to run at the same speed as the FSB of the CPU.
Examp. CPU FSB set to 210 = 210X2 or 420 Mhz so now your RAM is running at 420 Mhz also and if it can't run that fast the system wont POST or may crash. With the factory settings from CPU-Z we might be able to get the RAM to run faster by changing the settings and increasing the voltage.
On the RAM voltage statement from someone else. OCZ makes an gizmo that allows you to plug in a 4 pin moldex to increase and stablize the RAM voltage.
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What exactly are you having problems with???
Originally Posted by Armend i can't overclock this ***** that's pretty sad or i dont know how lol but oh well. |
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dude i know all that im new with overclocking but not that stupid..
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well when i put 210fsb it just a big beep then restarts and gives me default clock at 200 you know
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 What exactly are you having problems with??? |
well when i put 210fsb it just a big beep then restarts and gives me default clock at 200 you know
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Try upping your vcore and ram voltage. What is your multiplier set at??? What kind of mem are you using???
Originally Posted by Armend dude i know all that im new with overclocking but not that stupid..
well when i put 210fsb it just a big beep then restarts and gives me default clock at 200 you know |
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http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=263753
thier is alot of good info on this site
i just got the cpu and went to 195fsb, want to let it set in first
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Try upping your vcore and ram voltage. What is your multiplier set at??? What kind of mem are you using??? |
thier is alot of good info on this site
i just got the cpu and went to 195fsb, want to let it set in first
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that's the mem i got i put the vdimm at 2.7v and i put the vcore at 1.75v the multi is at 11
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Try upping your vcore and ram voltage. What is your multiplier set at??? What kind of mem are you using??? |
that's the mem i got i put the vdimm at 2.7v and i put the vcore at 1.75v the multi is at 11
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Have you tested the ram in a different system??? I saw alot of people that had to RMA theirs, and it also said the ram needs high voltage to achieve it's
Taken from new egg: Great ram, runs 440mhz 2-3-3-6 @2.9v. Thats barely pushing this ram, only 7mhz overclock and it's sucking 2.9v's which the shuttle cant provide.
If you read the reviews many people say the ram is very voltage hungry. Everyone that mentioned their voltage had at least 2.8v. There was even a guy who said he couldnt get over 208fsb with anything less than 2.8v.
Originally Posted by Armend http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-605&depa=0 that's the mem i got i put the vdimm at 2.7v and i put the vcore at 1.75v the multi is at 11 |
Taken from new egg: Great ram, runs 440mhz 2-3-3-6 @2.9v. Thats barely pushing this ram, only 7mhz overclock and it's sucking 2.9v's which the shuttle cant provide.
If you read the reviews many people say the ram is very voltage hungry. Everyone that mentioned their voltage had at least 2.8v. There was even a guy who said he couldnt get over 208fsb with anything less than 2.8v.
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i think that's it becouse in the a7n8x-e deluxe mobo the vdimm goes at 2.8 and i can only go like 208fsb with that maybe u need something like a 3.0v vdimm lol that's huge but i think it's ok my brother is using that other im not im using this one which im using the geil ram on this what ram do u recommend to get a good overclock under 300 so i can sell this ?
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Have you tested the ram in a different system??? I saw alot of people that had to RMA theirs, and it also said the ram needs high voltage to achieve it's full potetial. |
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Originally Posted by Armend i think that's it becouse in the a7n8x-e deluxe mobo the vdimm goes at 2.8 and i can only go like 208fsb with that maybe u need something like a 3.0v vdimm lol that's huge but i think it's ok my brother is using that other im not im using this one which im using the geil ram on this what ram do u recommend to get a good overclock under 300 so i can sell this ? |
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how far do you think i could go with my asus a7n8x-e deluxe motherboard like i like doing 1:1 ration maybe 2.5ghz shall we say?
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-141&depa=0 |
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Yup should be able to hit 2.5ghz without much trouble. I was @ a solid 2.42 on my shuttle with a XP-M2400. I could boot into 230fsbx11.5 with 1.8v but wasnt stable because of my generic PSU.
XPM-2600 should OC a bit more than a 2400 and hopefully you have a good PSU/Cooling to handle it.
NOTE:I WAS USING PDP PC4000 Memory.
Originally Posted by Armend how far do you think i could go with my asus a7n8x-e deluxe motherboard like i like doing 1:1 ration maybe 2.5ghz shall we say? |
XPM-2600 should OC a bit more than a 2400 and hopefully you have a good PSU/Cooling to handle it.
NOTE:I WAS USING PDP PC4000 Memory.
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hmm i got 420 watt power supply this is the one
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-036&depa=1
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 Yup should be able to hit 2.5ghz without much trouble. I was @ a solid 2.42 on my shuttle with a XP-M2400. I could boot into 230fsbx11.5 with 1.8v but wasnt stable because of my generic PSU. XPM-2600 should OC a bit more than a 2400 and hopefully you have a good PSU/Cooling to handle it. NOTE:I WAS USING PDP PC4000 Memory. |
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-036&depa=1
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I'm lost there, the listing doesnt show what the PSU rails are rated at.
Aspire PSU's arent top of the line but they're better than generic. I guess you'll have to try to find out.
Originally Posted by Armend hmm i got 420 watt power supply this is the one http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...144-036&depa=1 |
Aspire PSU's arent top of the line but they're better than generic. I guess you'll have to try to find out.
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it's 420 watt
Originally Posted by Evil XP2400 I'm lost there, the listing doesnt show what the PSU rails are rated at. Aspire PSU's arent top of the line but they're better than generic. I guess you'll have to try to find out. |
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it doesnt matter if its 420w it has to have good rails
go for a antec 550w!!!!!!!!!!
go for a antec 550w!!!!!!!!!!
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