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Old 29th January, 2002, 11:01 AM
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VDIMM for 8k7a+?
what voltage do you guys reccomend for my system?
i have 512mb of crucail pc2100 on the 8k7a+
early testing shows i can only get to 140fsb with "normal" timings.
this is with the vdimm jumper maxed out.

also, is there a windows program that will show my vdimm?
USDM didnt seem to show this and MBM dosnt work right for me
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Old 29th January, 2002, 08:31 PM
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Which BIOS are you running???
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Old 29th January, 2002, 09:03 PM
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the latest OFFICIAL BIOS from EPOX, not the beta from here.
10/17/01 is the date, i belive
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Old 29th January, 2002, 09:11 PM
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i thought it was controlled by jumpers on 8k7a? at least some finnish overclocker had the vdimm double jumpered which raised it above the normal mximum, if i remember correctly you should set tthe jumpers so that one was on highest voltage position and then the other setted at any voltage... damn dementia
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Which processor???

Is it unlocked???
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Old 30th January, 2002, 08:13 AM
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heh. sorry for the lack of info.

1800+ locked

im using it at 140fsb, NORMAL ram timings right now. for 1610mhz, not bad from 1.533ghz, but still./ hehe

i wish i had a win program that showed the vdimm setting. coz my jumper is at +.2v right now. everything seems stable with these ram timings(CAS=2.5), but i know ppl with my EXACT ram that can run it at CAS 2 w/o problems


any ideas?
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