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Some small world, I live raanana.... (I also live in beer sheva- which explain the high temps). Anyway, I will check the cooling although I don't want to add any coolings unless I have too. My air flow is fair, even if I open the case and put a large fan (ventilator) in front of the pc, the temp drops just to 51... Are these temps dangerous? Do I have to replace the cooling?
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Hello, I have a Lanparty UP NF4 Ultra-D. My chipset temp reaches 58c and my pwm-ic to 52 I put 2 80mm fans towards the ram and mofsets so I got the pwmic reduced from 62 to 52. Are these temps OK? (I live in a worm place and it can reach 36c-40c air temp) Thanks!
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System failure after bios update
omrit replied to omrit's topic in Processors, Motherboards and Memory
Thanks, Should I try to attempt to update the bios again? -
System failure after bios update
omrit replied to omrit's topic in Processors, Motherboards and Memory
Thanks for answers!! I cleared the cmos (switched the computer off for half an hour). I switched the jumper back to normal and the computer boots normally. Can I load the setting from my CMOS RELOADED? the seem to be in tact. Should I try to update the bios again? is there a special procedure to updating the bios? I don't want anything like this happening again... It took a few years from my life (ONLY DFI for me from now on :nod: ) -
Hello, I've just updated my Lanparty UT NF4 Ultra-D bios using winflash to the Revision A 2006/04/06 Bios. The update was successful (at least that's what winflash wrote), but after I restarted the computer, and the system won't boot (blank screen and hard drive and cd-rom flashing occasionaly). I tried to power off the computer but it didn't help. I switched the "Clear CMOS" jumper and the computer booted. Then I switched the jumper back to normal- but it won't boot again. Now the jumper is on "CLEAR CMOS". What do I do now? Sorry for the long post and Thanks!
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Hello! I'm finally buying a new receiver(amplifier). I want to connect my new amp to my DFI Lanpraty. As far as I know it will be best to connect it is through the SPDIF port. Can anyone tell me what kind of port I need to have on my amp to connect my board (SPDIF) to it? what will give me the best sound quality? Thanks!!!!
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Anyone? :confused: :confused: :confused:
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Thanks for the reply! As I said I have 2 80mm fans cooling the ram, they deliver some air to the mosfet, but they are not directly pointed at it. since I installed the fans my PWM IC temp was lowered from 52C to 36C. I'm planning to use it 24/7 but most of the time it won't be in full load. what do you recommend?
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Hello, After moving then jumper which allows more than 3.2V to the ram, this part of the ram (look at the attached photo. I'm not sure but I think it's the ram mosfet :confused: ) is running extremely hot under full load (few minutes in memtest #5) so it's not touchable for more than a second without getting a burn Is this normal? (My ram is cooled by 2 80mm fans) Thanks for your help!!!
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Well, as much as I know CPU burn in, can help stabilize your cpu at a certain voltage and speed, but its very minimal. However some ram chips can improve OC performance after a burn in- look at this for example: http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=2179&s=3
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Thanks! I applied your settings, and it improved my "memory write" at almost 20%!!! (didn't change "memory read and latency) any more suggestions? here are my updated timings... Thanks!!!
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I tried but it generates 4000 errors in memtest..... Anything else?
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Thanks for the quick reply! I tested with everest (read,write,latency). Any other idea for a change? my ram seems to accept everyhing!!! :nod: here are my current settings:
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Thanks, but it improved my "memory write" speed but reduced everything else can I trust the synthetic benchmarks? I'd be happy to hear some more suggestions...
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Hello, after getting some help for cooling my ram from you guys I set it now to ddr (252*2=504) on a 180MHZ divider (9/10) (cpu at 2520MHZ). I can take the ram higher but there isn't a 190MHZ divider... Anyway my ram is working at 2-2-2-5 and I can tighten the timings even more... Will it be effective? How can I maximize my ram timings? Can I trust the synthetic benchmarks (everest, sandra) to point at my REAL performance? Thanks a lot!!! Really appreciate your help! My ram modules are Twinmos Speed Premium 3500 (New BH5)