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Ordered five sticks, this along with a new E2200 to replace the aging P4 640 will make for a nice VMWare server.

JEDEC lists PC6400 memory to run at [email protected] volts. I suspect he is buying JEDEC complaint memory but the motheboard is not liking what it is seeing. A BIOS update may be in order if there is one available and it offers better memory compatability.

I think this will speak for it's self.. Build pics at digitalchaostheory.com/img/c2d/

I got the 7600GT OC to replace my 6600GT, great price for what you get. :)

Mine should be on the way on Wednesday. :)

CPUz will give you your core revision.

Garbage will also fill in just as well. :p

:rolleyes:

Ordered, going to use externally with the BIP 2 that is inside of my case. Five 120mm fans shold cool a the water a bit.

Been running D2OL now for over twelve hours and it seems to be jumping between 46 and 48 degrees. Now that I know everything works I will pull the chip out and lap it down to 1,500 grit and use some AS5 on it.

I got mine in yesterday and let Prime95 run all night. Not a bad little combo for the money. Results below... :)

A Mobile Pentium 4-M will work on most Socket 478 motherboards, but only at 1.2GHz. You will want a 800MHz FBS to bring it up to 2.4GHz.

Quite the opposite in fact, all AMD Athlon MP CPUs save for the 2800+ were 256Kb parts, just like the Sempron. Regarding the voltage, you are giving it way to much for the clocks speed it is running at. Assuming you have a B0 stepping T-Bred core (which you should have) you should not need...

Sempron 3000+ and higher for Cool n Quiet. :)

I picked up the same combo for a friend of mine last week, got a 32-bit cpu. You got a D0 stepping, which is a Winchester based Sempron. Origionally these were 32-bit only but AMD flashed the CPUs to be 64-bit and repackaged them. The Venice based Semprons were 64-bit enabled from the start...