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Processor

Model AMD Athlon XP-M 2400+ (Barton) Barton Cooling Air (Custom) Cores 1,708.49 MHz  (-5%)

Memory

Cooling Air (Custom) Type 512 MB  DDR SD-RAM Speed @ 285 MHz Timings tCAS: 3.0  tRCD: 4  tRP: 4  tRAS: 8

Videocard

Model G450 PCI (Condor 1) (Matrox) Cooling Air (Stock) Speed 112.00 MHz  /  280.00 MHz buy on amazon

Motherboard

Model Abit NF7 V2.0 Cooling Liquid Nitrogen Chipset nForce2 Ultra 400

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ivanov commented on own score:
 – Achieved with red_baron. Chipset had fancy 2.56V :-) Everything was barely stable. Sometimes we had something like on the third photo. W tried 2.65V on NB, but MB didn't want to cooperate :-(
March 31, 2012 at 9:10:44 PM GMT

Congrats! Very nice :) I went up to 2.35V on water, but FSB didn't go up. Had no time to get LN2 this week.

March 31, 2012 at 9:23:12 PM GMT

Thanks :-) And the funny thing is, that there was something wrong with the VDIMM mod. Over 3.2V MB didn't boot :/ We had to resign from Winbond BH-5. But Samsung TCCD on 2.8V did the job pretty well :-)

March 31, 2012 at 9:42:10 PM GMT

On this board vtt (v-ref for nb-mem signals) depends on memory voltage. On my one the best settings are 3,15v v-mem and 1,95 v-nb.

I'm waiting for new cpu from my friend but i'm afraid that it's to late :)

March 31, 2012 at 9:51:04 PM GMT

You probably missed the Vtt/Vref mod and the result was that Vtt didn't follow VDIMM/2 ratio. At 3.2V on the ram it had been stuck @ 1.45V.

March 31, 2012 at 10:07:28 PM GMT

I have this mod and I know that there has to be VDIMM/2 ratio. Board just didn't cooperate over 3.2V :/ I have no clue why. Will investigate soon.

March 31, 2012 at 10:08:20 PM GMT

I dont really consider it as a disadvantage. vtt/v-mem dependance helped me to reach 282mhz

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