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i installed an XP-90 on my 3700+ (@2.6Ghz) about three weeks ago, using AS5. Now that the paste has cured, idle temps went from 45^C to 30^C, and loaded temps went from 55^C to 38^C. a nice bonus is that the fins on the heatsink extend over my memory, so it gets cooled as well.
I need to rma this card, but it's got an Arctic Cooler on it, so I need to re-install the original heatsink/fan. The problem is that I can't locate the two original fasteners that secured the heatsink to the card. If you have this card, would you please let me know what type of fastener is stock...
I followed the A64 OC'ing guide and got these (unimpressive) results for an OC:
HTT went only to 255
Cpu went to 2634
Memory (3 sticks) will only boot at 3-3-8, only up to 230MHz
So for a final OC I'm at 2627 cpu, 219 HTT 1:1 memory. See sig for specs.
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I've been playing Q4 on the same settings and my frames are quite low, high teens to high twenties. One good way to test to see if you have the stuttering bug is try Q4 at a low video setting. If it still stutters, you've got the bug. If not, your settings are too high.
I did not get that warning from Rivatuner. Try updating your version of Rivatuner.
I think I may know what's causing your clock problem. You are attempting to force 2D and 3D clock speeds from Rivatuner (as I instructed), but the Nvidia drivers may also be resetting your clock speeds when you...
Ok I have fixed my problem. I'm able to play any 3D games, high settings, no stuttering or freezing for hours on end. Here's what works for me:
MSI bios 1.7 for Neo Platinum
Nvidia 5.10 chipset drivers, no Gart
DeathEvils' 6.53 chipset drivers, Gart only
Nvidia 81.95 video drivers, 128MB...
What is the correct orientation for this heatsink? When the case is upright, should the pipes be coming out of the bottom, top, left side, or right side?
edit: Actually, in my K8N Neo Platinum, there is no way to have a left to right or vice-verse orientation since the mounting holes are on...
So I got the replacement board finally and sure enough, I still have the exact same problem. I'm currently using nvidia's 81.95 video crivers and 5.10 nf3 chipset drivers (5.11 has an ethernet bug), but have tried dozens of different drivers. None fix the problem. FW on, FW off, doesn't matter...
I'm on my 2nd MSI K8N Neo Platinum (after rma) and I'm almost ready to throw it in the garbage. Ever since I upgraded my hard drive to a Maxtor 250GB Sata 16MB, and my video card to an eVGA 6800GT, I can't run any 3D apps for more than a few minutes. They all crash to desktop. I've read...
I will be putting a system together soon, consisting of:
MSI K8N Neo Platinum (rma-ed)
A64 3700+ Clawhammer w/ Thermalright XP90 HS & Panaflo med output fan
2GB Crucial PC3200
Maxtor 250GB SATA 16MB
Nvidia 6800GT AGP
Lucky for me I picked those last two components before I found out...