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Originally posted by: veri745
I've heard various sites reporting a release of 4/23:
http://www.fudzilla.com/index....view&id=13186&Itemid=1
At least you have a Phenom in your board~ I need to find out if my board will work satisfactorily with Phenom II before the Egg's warranty expires.. With X2 4050e installed there isn't much to see in the BIOS.Originally posted by: Sylvanas
I'm waiting for this aswell, can't wait to get one and put it under WC.
Originally posted by: Rick James
Is this chip a new stepping or anything?
Originally posted by: lopri
At least you have a Phenom in your board~ I need to find out if my board will work satisfactorily with Phenom II before the Egg's warranty expires.. With X2 4050e installed there isn't much to see in the BIOS.Originally posted by: Sylvanas
I'm waiting for this aswell, can't wait to get one and put it under WC.
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
Originally posted by: Rick James
Is this chip a new stepping or anything?
Yeah are we looking at possibly 200Mhz higher avg OC's? 3.8Ghz?
Originally posted by: veri745
I've heard various sites reporting a release of 4/23:
http://www.fudzilla.com/index....view&id=13186&Itemid=1
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
Originally posted by: Rick James
Is this chip a new stepping or anything?
Yeah are we looking at possibly 200Mhz higher avg OC's? 3.8Ghz?
Well, without a Phenom chip BIOS doesn't reveal anything relevant and that's what I was talking about. With a 4050e, the BIOS shows only a typical set of A64 OC options. I guess I could pick up a X2 7750 for $60 just to see what it's like.. (And no, I wouldn't do that )Originally posted by: Sylvanas
Your Gigabyte MA790X-UD4P? You'll just have to check for an updated offical/beta Bios that adds support for these AM3 chips- all the 790 boards are very capable with the P2s. For my DFI board there is a Beta Bios out now which adds 'support' for these new chips so if DFI can get one out early, I'm sure the larger manufacturers can aswell.
Originally posted by: lopri
I would be happy if I get 3.6GHz with little to no voltage increase. I am actually more interested in getting a high NB frequency. The AMD default (2.0GHz) seems way too low. What's an 'average' NB overclock of 940BE?
Originally posted by: Gikaseixas
Originally posted by: lopri
I would be happy if I get 3.6GHz with little to no voltage increase. I am actually more interested in getting a high NB frequency. The AMD default (2.0GHz) seems way too low. What's an 'average' NB overclock of 940BE?
The 940BE default NB speed is 1.8GHz, i'm running mine @ 2.4GHz but some people are using theirs as high as 2.6GHz.
Anyway the sweet spot is 2.4
All that required was a simple increase in CPU/NB VID from 1.200V to 1.375V with this particular CPU. Some CPUs will require additional voltage and/or improved cooling to clock up the Northbridge speed to this level. In our experiences to date with the Phenom II processors, all of our samples have hit 2.8GHz with 1.375V to 1.425V on good air-cooling.
Originally posted by: lopri
At least you have a Phenom in your board~ I need to find out if my board will work satisfactorily with Phenom II before the Egg's warranty expires.. With X2 4050e installed there isn't much to see in the BIOS.Originally posted by: Sylvanas
I'm waiting for this aswell, can't wait to get one and put it under WC.
Originally posted by: lopri
The key word there is 'satisfactorily'.
Originally posted by: DanK414
I say 3.8~3.9 for most and 4ghz if your a lucky few. Don't even compare to 4.2ghz that was done w/ dry ice..... even up to 4.8, but its no good for 24/7 use. My wondering is whether I should be upgrading to i7 920 or PII 955. I wanna see to side by side comparison OCed.
Originally posted by: DanK414
I say 3.8~3.9 for most and 4ghz if your a lucky few. Don't even compare to 4.2ghz that was done w/ dry ice..... even up to 4.8, but its no good for 24/7 use. My wondering is whether I should be upgrading to i7 920 or PII 955. I wanna see to side by side comparison OCed.
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
OO exciting. Intel needs more pressure. WTB 9550 for cheaper.