Abit KG7-Raid and AMD Athlon XP2500+ Barton

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Vedran,
Can you be a little more specific about what you mean by working without any problem. I'd like to know at what settings you are using it and what you are getting out of it. Also what you may or may not have done to the board or chip to get what you got.

TIA, Regards, Bob Troll

Vedran Hunjek wrote:
have try it today and the cpu
works without any problem..

v*
 
I'd get a new mobo than try that...yea it works, but your probably not using the processor to its full potential..just like those guys using XP chips on KT mobo's..been there tried that. Bud-man
 
Chris36m wrote:
I'd get a new mobo than try that...yea it works, but your probably not using the processor to its full potential..just like those guys using XP chips on KT mobo's..been there tried that. Bud-man

full potential??

hm,
i'm not running it overclocked at
3200+ 400 MHz FSB if that's what
you are trying to say..

v*
 
Bob Troll wrote:
Vedran,
Can you be a little more specific about what you mean by working without any problem. I'd like to know at what settings you are using it and what you are getting out of it. Also what you may or may not have done to the board or chip to get what you got.

TIA, Regards, Bob Troll

Vedran Hunjek wrote:

have try it today and the cpu
works without any problem..
...

it means that system boots without doing any changes on cpu or board, right out of box, and you can then change multipliers and fsb to the values you prefere..

have flashed bios to ds before installed new cpu, it was 5W..

currently i'm using it at default 1875 MHz (150 MHz FSB with 13x multiplier; which is really 12.5x, don't ask me, it's weird, i know), default CPU voltage - 1.65, just raise I/O voltage to 3.65, and everything (RAID, USB, etc) works even at 166 FSB, but memory modules are holding me back - when they get too hot, the system freezes..

i'll change multiplier later by puting thin wires in socket to get higher fixed multiplier and will buy new memory modules..

had tbird 1,33 GHz at 1,5 Ghz, have lowered rendering times by ~30% at default 2500+ settings (1875MHz)..

the sys is rock solid, as it was before..

hope this helps

v*
 
Ok great. Thanks for the comeback. It is appreciated.

Bob Troll

Vedran Hunjek wrote:
Bob Troll wrote:
Vedran,
Can you be a little more specific about what you mean by working without any problem. I'd like to know at what settings you are using it and what you are getting out of it. Also what you may or may not have done to the board or chip to get what you got.

TIA, Regards, Bob Troll

Vedran Hunjek wrote:

have try it today and the cpu
...
 
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