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No problem.....but I Need help now.... :)

 

Vcore settings are all acting weird?

 

1.55 + 0.2v is 1.75 right? Speedfan says :

 

1.58 Vcore1

1.63 Vcore2

 

Bios says 1.58.....WHAT THE?!?! :confused: (FX-55)

 

 

my board is here...after work i will build and post... and help with whatever. :)

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Thanks alot :nod:

 

This is even weirder....

 

I select 1.50 + 0.2 in bios and now it shows the correct voltage on Vcore 2 in Speedfan....1.73 which it should around.

 

Bios shows 1.52 and Vcore 1 shows 1.52 (is there a difference btw, between Vcore 1 and 2, is Vcore 1 the startup setting (1.55 in my case? )

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Save the money and keep what you have running. You won't see a dramatic jump in performance between the two CPUs.

 

Hi Guys: I have a quick question. If I just ordered a new DFI LanParty NF3 250GB that comes today (from over the weekend before I knew about this one) and I have a 3400+ Clawhammer 754, would it be worth it to buy this motherboard and a 3500+ Clawhammer 939 or would I only see minimal performance increase? I think what I am going to do is just order the motherboard and when the higher cpus come down in price then upgrade. What do you think? MWAVE still has them as of 5 minutes ago. Thankz, Take Carez and Laterz,

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Don't dismiss the Clawhammer core! Especially when you consider the price premium for the Venice and San Diego cores.

 

I'm running a Clawhammer/Hammer core in Aileen and it simply screams. 240X11 at stock voltages.

Clawhammer is getting a bit old..get a SanDiego or Venice, 939 is worth it :)

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All nice..but I still have a bigass problem here....

 

1.50 + 0.2 should be 1.7 right? I guess not... :mad:

 

Check the screenshot....

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It's .02 hence the 1.52

 

Really? wow....gotta try that....(hope we are not wrong here :sweat: )

 

Edit: there is no way that is possible....max Vcore 1.62 on a DFI? :confused:

 

1.550 + 0.07 = 1.62

 

or

 

1.550 + 0.7 = 2.25

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Don't sweat it....I just woke up and the one who is probably wrong :P

 

*ahem, I think you are right....CPUz says 1.57v (1.50v + 0.3v)

 

Weirdness :nod:

 

Edit: No it's not!! what the?

 

1.550 + (the 0.X are the settings in bios)

 

0.1v = 1.47v

0.2v = 1.56v

0.3v = 1.61v

0.4v = 1.72

 

Doesn't makes sense to me! :confused:

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Really? wow....gotta try that....(hope we are not wrong here :sweat: )

 

Edit: there is no way that is possible....max Vcore 1.62 on a DFI? :confused:

 

1.550 + 0.07 = 1.62

 

or

 

1.550 + 0.7 = 2.25

 

That's what was bugging me yesterday. 1.62 seems low for max vcore on a dfi board, but 2.25 seems too high. Maybe the CPU Voltage Adjust is a percentage of the initial CPU VID Control? That's how the bios works on my Neo2, anyway...

 

Like: 1.50 * 1.02 = 1.53

 

Or: 1.50 * 1.03 = 1.545

 

If that's the case, max voltage should be:

 

1.55 * 1.07 = 1.6585

 

Of course, that's all PURE SPECULATION :tooth:

 

I'll know soon enough, my board is on the Fedex truck commin to my place :nod:

 

EDIT: Just saw the latest numbers you put up, Tim, There goes my theory!

 

However, it's great to see the vcore over 1.7. My neo2 maxes at 1.62.

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[Edit: oh no, already posted in this forum D'oh, check my post above on voltages

 

 

AND It's not limited to 0.4 overvid...because we still have 0.7 (didn't use it because otherwise FX-55 --> :angel: )

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