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I have an 8600 GTS and when I resume from sleep on Vista, it always shows this message:
This happens on two different motherboards. There is no additional power connector for this card.
Any suggestions?
I didn't find this thread before but I had exact same problem on a GA-EX38-DS4. I posted about it here:
http://forums.tweaktown.com/f69/ga-ep35-ds3r-suspend-problems-power-off-endless-cycle-resume-26275/
Anyway, I'm done with Gigabyte. That board was a wakeup call to help me realize that...
3.6 is cakewalk on the IP35 Pro, going higher is when it starts to take some effort. 3.8 is attainable but would be really stressing it on a 1:1 mem ratio as it seems the voltages go up exponentially
ok so with RealTemp I get up to 61 61 62 62 (occr/prime95). I'm running at 450x8 @ 1.30v real. I guess this is good. Need to dial in those settings now.
After just one night with the IP35 Pro I am new Abit fan. I've been using Gigabyte for years but I got an GA-EX38-DS4 and it was a piece of crap. I "downgraded" my motherboard to the IP35 and upgraded my performance. Things just work right on the Abit board. No double boots or endless boot...
I'm not using that thing at the moment. I guess I'll add it on there and see what it does to the temps. I suppose it will help since I'm using a passive video card.
This rocketfish case with the S1283 has some poor cooling. If I take the side panel off my temps drop around 7C. I think I may need to drill a hole in the side panel and add a fan.
that 200mm fan is the best part of the case, and it doesn't look all that bad. this will be quietest case you can still overclock without needing to put a fan on your cpu or your video card.