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cell_491 said:I just checked my email and guess what!!! Monarch computer shipped out my 3700+ San diego s939!!! It shipped on thursday so I should get it on monday!!
Yea they changed the date comment, it used to say that they ship on may 6th now it readsashmedai said:Lucky. They're still marked May 6th.
no problem(cf)Eclipse said:nice. i'll be expecting your oc in the revE oc'ing thread. don't forget to write down the opn or take a picture of it for me
I ordered with fedex two day express so I might actually have it tomorrow(cf)Eclipse said:word
you should have the distinct honor of being the first guy with a san diego, unless someone else beats you to the punch
actually im pretty sure that fedex express saver is the only service that does(cf)Eclipse said:i don't think they ship on sundays
that business day is what makes me think no shipping on sundays.FedEx Express
For time-critical packages. FedEx Express offers the most reliable, time-definite delivery in one, two, or three business days.
cell_491 said:Yea they changed the date comment, it used to say that they ship on may 6th now it reads
Stock Constantly Arriving, Shipping Orders on a First-Come, First-Serve Basis
Next Shipment Arrives May 6th
So Im guessing they got a few earlier than expected
holycpu said:what is the manufacture number ? Isn't 3700+ san diego won't ship til may 20th ?
3-Phase said:ADA3700BNBOX
It's the retail version.
i wouldnt expect 3ghz+ unless you have vapo cooling i think 2.7-2.8ghz is much more reasonablepatriot71 said:I am an inch away from pulling the trigger on a 3700+. I want it so bad! I would be very dissapointed if I couldnt hit 3ghz. What do I do?!?!?!
if you are that gung ho on 3ghz, get a higher rated chip. thats an 800mhz OC on the 3700+, def not something i would say is garanteed. get the FX55 or 57. id caution to say those would be more capable on air.patriot71 said:I am an inch away from pulling the trigger on a 3700+. I want it so bad! I would be very dissapointed if I couldnt hit 3ghz. What do I do?!?!?!
low level? you cant low level format a HDD, it can only be done at the factory. youre probably referring to a zero fill, which is wholly unnecessary. all you need to do is delete the table that tells the disk where all the data is, ie, the "quick format" option in the XP setup. anything else isnt needed.I_GOT_IT_TODAY!!! right now im having to low level format my hdd because it was an intel system before so whenever im done with that and i install windows and drivers..bla..bla...bla...Ill post some OC results
Im using maxtors boot up floppy that is capable of a low level format...why Im doing something so drastic you ask? Because windows setup (from my boot cd) fails during boot up so i was unable to get to windows setup and format with itlithium726 said:low level? you cant low level format a HDD, it can only be done at the factory. youre probably referring to a zero fill, which is wholly unnecessary. all you need to do is delete the table that tells the disk where all the data is, ie, the "quick format" option in the XP setup. anything else isnt needed.
that sounds like a problem with the board or the optical drive, not the HDD. possibly the XP disk. is it burned? i had a problem with a slipstreamed copy of XP and an HP laptop, didnt like the disk for some reasoncell_491 said:Im using maxtors boot up floppy that is capable of a low level format...why Im doing something so drastic you ask? Because windows setup (from my boot cd) fails during boot up so i was unable to get to windows setup and format with it
I tried both of my cd drives and I tried two different xp discs one oem and one copy (i have a legal cd key) And I seriously doubt its the board...how bout you wait another 25min and ill tell you if it worked and i doubt maxtor would put the option for zero fill and low level format on the floppy if the are both the same thinglithium726 said:that sounds like a problem with the board or the optical drive, not the HDD. possibly the XP disk. is it burned? i had a problem with a slipstreamed copy of XP and an HP laptop, didnt like the disk for some reason
although they say its "low level" its really not. its just a zerofill, equivalent to what you might get from something like killdisk.
why do you seroiusly doubt its the board? whats so hard to believe that a motherboard can be bad just like a hdd or cd drive be bad? seroiusly, it sounds like the board's IDE controllers. data on teh HDD will not make the cd-rom not boot.cell_491 said:I tried both of my cd drives and I tried two different xp discs one oem and one copy (i have a legal cd key) And I seriously doubt its the board...how bout you wait another 25min and ill tell you if it worked and i doubt maxtor would put the option for zero fill and low level format on the floppy if the are both the same thing
it would boot but fail in the "detecting devices" phase now that I formatted it it will load all the way up but when i select "setup xp installation now" it locks up and gives me a "IRQ_NOT LESS_OR_EQUAL" (or sumthin like that) error.lithium726 said:why do you seroiusly doubt its the board? whats so hard to believe that a motherboard can be bad just like a hdd or cd drive be bad? seroiusly, it sounds like the board's IDE controllers. data on teh HDD will not make the cd-rom not boot.
can you get me a picture of the option menu? true low level formatting hasnt been avaliable to end users for years just becuase drives are so very complex these days and low leveling writes things like how many bytes/bits are on the drive, it defines the LBA. unless it is specific for that drive or gives you perameters to set, its not a true low level.
Ok your mixing up my problems here, the HDD issue was a seperate problem that gave me seperate issues. The memory is giving me a whole new set of problems...I just tested them in another system and they worked fine....maybe it is the board or maybe its the SD core...ill see how my system oc's with the ram at 3v but i have a bad feeling that if its unstable at stock speeds at anything lower than 3v then I wont get a good oc. Im going to test it out with my friends corsair stuff this weekend and see if i get the same problemlithium726 said:IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL normally means you have a problem with your memory, but im putting my money on the motherboard. its just not normal for the board to not to detect a drive followed by BSOD's at anything before 3.0v to the memory on TCCD. do you have anohter system to test the memory in? any DDR board will do. or just run memtest, but that wont give tell you if the board is to blame. have you tried with one stick?
i highly doubt the SD's dont like TCCD. AMD would be shooting themselves in the foot if that were the case...
BTW: ive moved drives around from via sets, to intel sets, to ali sets, to nvidia sets. not a single problem.