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The other number is BL6464L505.16TG. I haven't tried a fan but seeing as they aren't overclocked(running them underclocked now, ddr333), and ambient is low(20c) that should hardly be necessary. I've tried pretty much every timing including default. :(
Hi there, I purchased a stick of 512mb Crucial Ballistix PC4000 a few months ago. The batch is CL1115Z.JK. I had it running in 2.8V for the first few weeks with slight overclock then I put it back to 2.6V and ran DDR400 speeds again.
Now recently (since a few weeks) the stick has become...
Nope what's wrong with those ones?
Btw right now it's looking like the DFI board will land at about the same price as the MSI Platinum over here(shitty sales ppl don't know what prices to put etc) so maybe I could wait and see what one of those will cost anyway...
Did you mean the K8V Pro?
Btw perhaps I can jump my budget a bit and get the DFI, do you think that's worth it for someone not really that into oc'ing(also also doesn't have that good ram) or should I just save the cash and get a bit less extreme a board that still overclocks well?
I've decided to buy a A64 now(after much struggle with my current rig)..
My wallet says i'm getting a boxed S754 3000+, so now i'm wondering what motherboard to get and i'm getting really confused after having browsed the previous 5 pages here.
The conclusions i've come to are:
1. The KV8...
It's hard to say though as no one has really run a modern cpu overclocked for more than 5 years and that's stretching the term modern as well.
I'd say that by the time your oc'd cpu breaks down, you'll already have upgraded 2 or 3 new cpus at least.:D
The same thing happend to me(though while I was overclocking), and I also have a 8RDA+ rev 2.1. What I did was mail Epox and asked them to re-flash my bios chip, so I took it out, mailed them and got it back about a week later comps been working fine ever since. Didn't pay a thing so, you can...
not much of a bet, a64 should be quite a bit faster so go for it, do a 3200+ and you might get sum oc like Lime said. No point in getting 3000+ then thinking of upgrading it in the future as it's a short lived socket anyway if you see what I mean.
Since the Linux joke is getting a bit drawn out now I'll just come in with the fresh suggestion of rebuilding it a bit and using it as a htpc, sure a bit of a waste power-wise but if you down-clock the 1ghz to like 500mhz you can run it passive for sure not a bad deal really.;)
music, dvd etc...
You might have just gotten a bad board for ocin, wild stab but perhaps it's your hd breaking up due to pci bus increasing(if it lacks lock)..dunno tough nut to beat as you say.