Serious clocks with the DFI LP DK P35-T2RS under Bertha Cascade(s)
This is a discussion on Serious clocks with the DFI LP DK P35-T2RS under Bertha Cascade(s) within the DFI Intel Motherboard / CPU forums, part of the Intel motherboards / CPU category; ::|:: DFI LP DK P35-T2RS ::|:: Click the thumbnail to view full-size image I've recieved it today. It's a brand ...
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| Re: Serious clocks with the DFI LP DK P35-T2RS under Bertha Cascade(s) Code: M/B:DFI LP DK P35-T2RS rev.AA0 CPU:Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643 CPU cooling:2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha" (~0.5bar evap pressure, i.e. -115C loaded) Memory:Crucial Tech. PC2-8500 1024MBx2 VGA:Jaton 7600GS HDD:Western Digital 80GB Power Supply:Cooler-Master 1250W Vcore:1.81V(Actual), 1.968V(CPU-Z), AUTO+0.785V(Bios) Vdimm: 2.58V(Actual), 2.67V(Bios) Vmch: 1.82V(Bios) OS:Windows 2003 Server (maxmem=600) This board is a piece of gold!! Truely one of the best I've ever tested with a QX9650. What an FSB killer! :shocked: I've tested several boards so far and sometimes felt it a bit monochrome as differencies weren't very clear. But things are clear with the DFI LP DK P35-T2RS. Difference is real. : Check this figure to compare. ![]() Just amazing... So; I'm not yet fully confident with the board. BTW, I've started playing with it under cold. As I've said already, FSB was the first good point; then the second was CPU temperature monitoring... Yeah, the temperature as shown by speedfan or the bios, looks very accurate even at about -120C. ![]() Nothing is perfect... And obviously, the DK P35 isn't. The voltages aren't very good on this one. I mean, CPU core set to AUTO+0.785v corresponds to 'only' 1.81v actual; same matter with vDDR... 2.50v bios is in fact 2.39v actual.
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Hmm I am very curious about this motherboard. I have previous "mid-range" product - DFI Blood Iron and I am thinking about change. But my blood iron is magic motherboard. Regarding of course relation cost/capabilities. DFI are extremely efficient,about 2-4s better in SPI32M . They love high memories MHz with very low timings and PL. Your DFI how overclocks memory? My is capable ~ 680 MHz SPI32M. But my don't like even single stage. Sometimes occurs errors with booting under cold and I have to do c-mos. Soon I should receive my E8400 and I need FSB about ~ 555 MHz (555x9) with working 5:6 divider... hehe On my voltages are more stable, e.g. for memory when I set 2.6 in bios in real is 2.54 - 2.56 (DMM).
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| Re: Serious clocks with the DFI LP DK P35-T2RS under Bertha Cascade(s) Thanks guys By dinos22 Thanks mate
![]() No, unfortunately I don't have a Wolfdale ATM. I'll recieved a golden QX9650 to continue... Hope for 5.9GHz benchable under cascade. ![]() By Miravo The Blood Iron isn't cold-friendly at all... But the DK is... No cold-boot @-124C(bios).
![]() I can't tell you about memory yet. I haven't try it too much. Yeah... both Berthas know how to cool... ![]() Code: M/B:DFI LP DK P35-T2RS rev.AA0 CPU:Intel Core Extreme QX9650 L739A643 CPU cooling:2 Stage Cascade "Petite Bertha" (~0.5bar evap pressure, i.e. -115C loaded) Memory:Crucial Tech. PC2-8500 1024MBx2, SuperTulip Gardena PC2-5300 512Bx2 VGA:Jaton 7600GS HDD:Western Digital 80GB Power Supply:Cooler-Master 1250W Vcore:1.78V to 1.83V(Actual), AUTO+0.725V to AUTO+0.765V(Bios) Vdimm: 2.49V to 2.58V(Actual), 2.60V to 2.67V(Bios) Vmch: 1.82V(Bios) Vpll: 1.75V(Bios) Vtt: 1.60V(Bios) Vclockgen: 3.68V(Bios) OS:Windows 2003 Server (maxmem=600) Max FSB so far was 511... Corrupted validation Anyway, that's not bad for a CPU which was stuck at about 480FSB on previous boards. ![]() Next step will be under the Fat Bertha... |
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Good Info there Before i like the Graphs you have made up also the Pictures are good Quality somthing i have never been able to figure out on how to do . 30 to 40 FSB more out of a Motherboard is Bloody Huge i will keep a eye on this Thread... Hori |
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And obviously, the DK P35 isn't. The voltages aren't very good on this one. I mean, CPU core set to AUTO+0.785v corresponds to 'only' 1.81v actual; same matter with vDDR... 2.50v bios is in fact 2.39v actual.


















