EggXpert

Wondering what everyone is getting on there X2's, if you could please post up your idle/load temps along with Vcore and fsbxmulti

 

im sitting @ 33C/50C | 1.43Vcore | 300x10

 

proc is a BE 2350 if my sleep deprived memory serves me correctly

Right now it's sitting at 35-37 1.38 Vcore

Stock cooler.  Haven't touched FSB settings....I think they're still at 200.

ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 SLI
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ Brisbane 2.6GHz AM2 65W Dual-Core Black Edition
ASUS K8M2-7MB5S 70mm HSF
2GB Ballistic DDR2 PC2-6400 4-4-4-12 Unbuffered
HIS Hightech H260XTQT512DDN-R Radeon HD 2600XT 512MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCIe x16
WD SE16 WD2500KS 250GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s
SAMSUNG 20X DVD±R DVD SATA Model SH-S203N

At normal room temp, mine (3600+ x2 Brisbane, Oc'd 3.1Ghz) is 40 idle and 60-68 full load.  At night when temp drops, I get around 36 idle and 58-60 full load (links below for some screenshots).

Idle temp     full load using Prime95

EDIT:  For vcore, fsb, mem, etc pls click on CPUZ below.

 

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3600x2@3.1GHz, Evga NF59-SLI, Antec Trio 550,  G.Skill ddr2-800, Zalman 9500A, Seagate ST380011A, 8800GT 256mb, winXP

cpuz  3dmark06
 

.... hurm... somone who has broken the 300mhz FSB barrier... i might want to have a chat with you since i have yet to get my machien to boot at anything over 300mhz... but then again i am keeping the memory strapped down to 4-4-4-12.... hurm...

 

 

and thanks for the temps, looks like this All in one unit is doing a fantastic job, just got done with a 8 hours session of Mass effect w/ everthing crank and 100% CPU load the entire time and i never saw anything over 52*C

Luda:

.... hurm... somone who has broken the 300mhz FSB barrier... i might want to have a chat with you since i have yet to get my machien to boot at anything over 300mhz... but then again i am keeping the memory strapped down to 4-4-4-12.... hurm...

I think you can push for more.  Your CPUZ shows you have not driven your sticks yet above normal (400 Mhz).  Raise your fsb slowly and if there's a "RAM drive settings" or an "on-die term resistance" selection on your Abit's bios, use them.  One particular setting is the "memory access (MA) drive strength".  I set mine to "weak" (a weak signal is less likely to cause noise and less desruptive to the neighboring cells).  Or, you can adjust the termination resistance lower to 50 (default is 75 ohms) and experiment with RAM drive and voltage settings.  These parameters can help a non-OC rated memory stick perform better beyond its SPD rating.  If you don't have above bios tweaks, I guess that's how far you can go.

just booted into windows, at 398x10.... nevermind it just blue screened... well back to the drawing board.