XFX nForce 680LT

Hi Guys,
Just bought a new M/B. XFX NForce 680LT Intel S775.
Am running an E6600 with some Corsair 800MHz memory.

Chucked all the bits together, left the multi at 9 put the FSB at 1600, yes 1600 boots into windows, but not prime stable:Pokes:

Now cut it back to 1575, and running prime95 stable.:cheers:

very impressed:|party|: :|party|:

What speed is that then?

Sounds impressive regardless :)

Bok :thumbs:

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Sounds impressive regardless

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Sounds like atypical case of PC envy
Take 2 Ram chips and call me in the Morning:jester:

Running at just over 3.5GHz need to play with voltages and cooling, all is at stock at the moment.

1600MHz FSB gives me a 3.6GHz on a 2.4GHz chip. Going to get a new cpu cooler first though

:lmao: :cheers: :banana:

Ok, interesting fact........

I installed MS dot.net and i started to lock up at 1575 FSB, took it back down to 1333, and it's ok. So i did a clean install, with only SP2 now solid at 1575FSB

Strange,,, but true!!:Pokes: :Pokes:

Have you run any benchmarks, what does it do, say on OGR-25 or SoB?

If you do OGR-25 benchies please could you also post numbers for RC5-72. :thumbs: :cheers:

Do you know what chips it is in those Corsair mem-sticks?
I'm about to buy and heard rumours that they switched from the lovely Micron to something cheaper...:umm:

Be interested to see the performance your getting with this, I am looking at putting something similar together but would prefer a shopping list covering all the basics...

OGR-P2 = 105.8 Million nodes/sec
RC5-72 = 24.68 million nodes/sec

@ 3.4GHz
standard voltages, standard cooling