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I have an E6600 with a Thermalright Ultra-120 heatsink and 800 RPM 120mm Scythe Fan. With my current overclocked configuration of 8 * 400 (3.2 Ghz) and 1.325 Vcore under Vista, my idle temps are 40 and load temps 55.
Anandtech has some good articles on the Thermalright Ultra-120. Here is...
Perhaps, but with the configuration I had Orthos would run without erroring on XP. On Vista, it errors after around 20 minutes. So I backed down my overclock from 3.4 GHz to 3.2 Ghz (Vcore from 1.4 to 1.325) and Orthos ran over 24 hours with any errors.
When I had said "stable" I meant with...
Has anyone else run across the problem of having a stable overclock with XP, and then not so stable with Vista?
Specs:
XP
Asus P5B Deluxe
E6600 (8 * 425) Vcore = 1.4
Temps Idles ~40, and ~60 under load
Orthos stable for over 24 hours
I recently upgraded to Vista ultimate and noticed...
Motherboards are like women. No matter what the flavor, some are good and some are bad. I had a 680i board that fried up, so from that experience I could say it's the most unstable. I RMAed the 680i and got a P5B Deluxe, and so far it's been great.
When I reboot the computer with my external hard drive turned on and connected via USB, the computer tries to boot from that drive. When I go into the BIOS, I don't see an option to boot from my internal SATA drive. The only way that option appears is if I turn off the external drive and then...
It's when you set the value in the BIOS, say to 1.4, but then it reported at 1.35. For example, with my P5B-Deluxe board I have Vcore set to 1.4 in the BIOS. However, it's actually reported as 1.35 with CPU-Z and other programs.
The only real way to measure it I suppose would be to use a...
Are you overclocking? What BIOS revision are you using? This is a known issue with the P5B Deluxe and there doesn't appear to be one universal fix. For me, I had to manually set the Northbridge and Soutbridge voltages to fix it.
Thanks - I see that I can get this from NewEgg for 49.99 after a $20 rebate. I'm assuming that the Sound Blaster Home theater cable would work with this?