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Vcore - Vdimm?

Leviathann

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ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe
ADATA Vitesta PC4000
Pentium 2.4C
500w Aspire PSU

ok, I've never jacked with the vcore or vdimm before so I want to get some info before I do.

My max stable seems to be around 265-266 FSB but all I want is 267. So my question is, is there something I can do with the voltages to get the stability I need at my target speeds?
 
There's some BIOS options I'm a little confused about the the book doesn't really detail very well such as ICH Delayed Transaction and MPS Revision.

I'd also like to know more about the memory options where the settings are like 64T or 3.7usec and such. I've never seen those options discussed anywhere.
 
Leviathann said:
ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe
ADATA Vitesta PC4000
Pentium 2.4C
500w Aspire PSU

ok, I've never jacked with the vcore or vdimm before so I want to get some info before I do.

My max stable seems to be around 265-266 FSB but all I want is 267. So my question is, is there something I can do with the voltages to get the stability I need at my target speeds?

P4C's clock up like mad with minimal core volt increases.

However, do NOT run your VCore over 1.70v+ 24/7... P4Cs that did (and still do) die suddenly (and in fact so many that P4 overclockers called it the "P4 Sudden Death Syndrome).

I don't do much with Intel since my Tually days, but i'd say a safe voltage for a 2.4C would be 1.6, maybe 1.65v 24/7.
 
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