Older AMDs
 

i been playing with some of the 939s i collected over the years, and i just have been wondering like if anyone on our team know any cool tricks about it?
cuz i can't seems to get it to do a damn thing pass 258mhz no matter what chip
i got 1 more chip to try it's a 3200+ Winchester (on it as we speak)

they all run pretty cool at 1.40~1.55v on the core and 3.55v on the ram
i already set the timing back to 2-4-4-8 so i don't see why it can't get close to some of the ppl that's on the bot

http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/2043498.pnghttp://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/2043501.png

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2043498

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2043501

yep the 3200+ maxed out around 257~258 as well...

it dosn't just bsod it kinda fjust flat out crashes

any thoughts?

Pick Mr Scott's melon...

HT link is too high on both of those. It has to stay under 1000. No performance hit for anything between 650 and 1000, lower than 650 = SLOOOOW, Above about 1010 = unstable. ;)

Also is your mem capable of running 500MHz + at cas2?

thanks guys!!!!!

thanks mr.scott! didn't even see that hahaha

gonna give it another try when i get the test done tonight

here is all the rams i got...

CMX512-3200C2PT
CMX512-3200LLPT <- this should be a great clocker
GeIL PC4000 GL5124000DC <- think it's the same as http://hwbot.org/submission/2212312
got two of the GL5124000DCs they are 2 x 256MB

My motherboard is a DFI LANPARTY nF4 SLI-DR

2 of my sets should be stock at 500 @ Cas 2.5 :good:

You should do well with the DFI with most any chip you have - That is if the chip itself will go.
Just setup one of my 939's with a DFI Expert like yours and have it running H2O for now.

Set the HT speed no higher than 3X in the BIOS, this will help keep HT speeds under control. Some chips BTW CAN run a higher HT speed without a problem but that's not going to help you much if at all should you even try it, just keep it at or below 1000MHz at all times for stability as stated.

Normally voltages for 939's aren't much of an issue but be aware these chips tend to start scaling just after the 3.0 mark, this being based on the chip's core such as a San Diego. SD's will do that along with Toledo & Opty chips and the DC chips are kinda like Thubans in how they act.
If you can keep it cool an Opty should run fairly well but know that voltage & temp management is key to keeping it all running smooth and stable. Don't forget to keep the board's components cool too, DFI's themselves are fussy about temps.

did you think of Bsel mod ?

as i recall long time ago, there's a Bsel mod for s939.

And how about putting it under Dice or ln² ? With Vmods ?

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postid=313475

give me pics of around you're socket, will look in to it for Vmod, also need the main VRM chips around you're socket, the model.

special thanks to Mr.Scott and Mr.Bones for answering most of my questions and important tips, now i should be good to go! almost :D just need to test out the GeIL rams still unsure what they really are


thanks bro, but my cam is broken has been send out for repair for 5 weeks now idfk what the hell they are doing with it......
i been googling the board don't seem to have a mod listed but there are BIOS mods tho
http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/other/114
getting ready to do that soon

Just wing it brother. Post your questions and I'll help you out as best I can.
Modded bios'?......I have 'em. What are you looking for?