upgrate on order... finally

[Steve]

AMD again

DFI LanParty NFII Ultra-B (Socket A)



The DFI LanParty NFII Ultra-B motherboard offers unique features and high specification in a great value package. It has a stylish black PCB and UV sensitive slots, sockets, round hard disk and floppy cables that create a stunning visual impact when used with UV lighting. The included FrontX 5.25" bay front port device allows you to choose between USB2.0, Firewire IEEE 1394, Speaker, Microphone, Headphone and Joystick by mix and matching componenents. It even comes complete with a PC Transo carrying harness to transport your PC anywhere.

- nVIDIA® nForce2 Ultra 400 chipset
- Supports AMD Athlon XP 266/333/400MHz FSB
- 3 x DDR SDRAM DIMM sockets (up to 3GB)
- Onboard AC97 6-channel audio output
- Onboard Realtek RTL8110S Gigabit fast ethernet controller
- Two independent IDE channels support 4 hard disk drives
- Onboard SATA IDE using Marvell 88i8030 chip
- 1 x AGP slot supports 8x/4x AGP
- 5 x PCI slots
- 4 x USB 2.0/1.1 ports
- 2 x RJ45 LAN ports
- 2 x DB-9 serial ports
- 1 x DB-25 parallel port
- 1 x mini-DIN-6 PS/2 mouse port
- 1 x mini-DIN-6 PS/2 keyboard port
- 3 x audio jacks: line-out, line-in and mic-in


AMD Athlon "Mobile" XP2800-M Barton 266FSB (Socket A) CPU - OEM




Experience high-performance notebook computing with the mobile AMD Athlon™ XP-M processor. By incorporating advanced features such as QuantiSpeed™ architecture and 3DNow!™ Professional technology, the mobile AMD Athlon XP-M processor allows notebook systems to run the most demanding Microsoft® Windows® compatible business and multimedia applications available today, with ample performance headroom for tomorrow's advances in software and operating systems.
The main feature of the mobile Athlon processor is the fact they come unlocked so you can adjust the multiplier which is ideal for overclocking. Also AMD only hand pick the best cores for the mobile Athlon processors which allow them to run at a low Vcore voltage of just 1.45v, again making these CPU's ideal for the overclocking community.


(to be overclocked for her pleasure


GeIL 512MB PC3200 Golden Dragon CAS2




The high speed is achieved from GeIL industry-leading engineering technology: Wafer Level Chip Scale Package (WLCSP). Each chip is directly mounted to the module PCB in its original wafer format and die size without any type of conventional packaging. Thus, there are no soldering legs as with the conventional method. This breakthrough technology would not only dramatically reduces the electro-magnetic noise, but the module also produces very little heat under stressed operation. The end result is high bus clock speed and low operational temperature. No heat spreader is required. And because of its low electro-magnetic noise (EMC), when equipped, the computer receives higher system-wide stability and greater over-clocking potential.

- 184pin, Non-ECC, Un-buffered, high performance DDR memory modules
- Hand Picked GeIL 5ns 32x8 Density WLCSP DDR Chip
- 6 Layers Ultra Low Noises Shielded Golden Dragon PCB
- Dragon Eye: One red led on PCB board for memory module ON/OFF detection
- CAS 2 6-3-3-1T @ DDR400 PC3200
- 2.55V-2.95V
- Classic Asian antique-type black retail package.
- Lifetime return to manufacturer warranty


yeah i know... 512... but i cant afford any more. maybe next month i will get another 512 to make use of the dual RAM thingy, but it will have to do for now

[Steve]

before anyone says...

yes the chip is a 'mobile' chip.

this is designed for a laptop but is extremeply popular and value for money because the tight gits at AMD have started locking all their chips so u cannot over clock 'em... except the mobile processors, which also run at 1.45 volts. not only are the chips overclockable by being unlocked, you can increase the voltage by a long way = insance overclocks, woo woo.

[Scott]

Upgrades are always good

[Steve]

3200+ and it wont be breaking a sweat

[SAS*PR*]

Good luck on the new upgrade.

[Steve]

turns out the processor is 333FSB
shaweeet.

attached is a pic of the mess left over when i build the system

[Steve]

attached is a rubbish pic of roughly what my comp looks liek now. wish i had a better camera

[SILENT-DROP]

Originally posted by Steve
turns out the processor is 333FSB
shaweeet.

attached is a pic of the mess left over when i build the system

333 FSB IS A LITTLE SLOW!.... mine runs at 533 and they have 833 now... but that for p4's though... is there a difference with the AMD FSB speeds...?

[Steve]

it's different.
(running 400 now )

[atholon]

Well Amd's new processer runs at 1200mhz or 1600mhz (can't remember which) fsb. So...AMD's kick pentiums trash anyway. Mine runs at 333 and it is an AMD 2800+ 2ghtz

[SILENT-DROP]

Originally posted by atholon
Well Amd's new processer runs at 1200mhz or 1600mhz (can't remember which) fsb. So...AMD's kick pentiums trash anyway. Mine runs at 333 and it is an AMD 2800+ 2ghtz

I wasn't talking about processor speed atholon... steve is talking about Front Side Bus.... you know pipeline speed... my P4 runs 2.6GHZ at 533MHZ that is what I meant... I don't have anything against AMD.... I used to have one...
and thanks for answer my question steve... much appreciated!

[SILENT-DROP]

For some reason or other I can't edit my posts... why is that steve...

And if you can, would you post a link the new AMD's that run that fast, sounds pretty cool!


Now I can edit.... OOOOOOOOO K ... works now nevermind!

[Steve]

im not sure why u cant edit, you can in most of the forum sections, it must have got missed in this one i guess :O

again it is even more weird as the setting you put in the BIOS is 1/2 the FSB, so stock would be 133, but mine is runnning 200 x 11 (multiplier) = 2200 MHz

and just to throw in another, with a Barton processor, the PR rating of a 2200 MHz chip = 3200+

don't even ask about RAM timing >_<

[atholon]

I saw on a site that the new AMD 64 could run at a FSB speed of 1200mhz.

[atholon]

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...u=CP2-A64-FX51 there you go.

The new AMD 64 FX-51 SOCKET 940

Ohh BTW it is 1600mhz FSB

[bobsm8]

Originally posted by Steve
attached is a rubbish pic of roughly what my comp looks liek now. wish i had a better camera

and thats exactly why we have women ya mucky git stevie :P

[SILENT-DROP]

thats awesome.... thanks for the link atholon!...

[Steve]

Originally posted by bobsm8
and thats exactly why we have women ya mucky git stevie :P

i think (hope) u quoted the wrong thread there

[SAS*PR*]

Their double pumped.. so a 200mhz, is 100mhzx2 they work at the rising and the falling of the clock..
the Pentium 4 is quad pumped, 133x4 = ~533, use to be 100mhzx4=400mhz, and now it's 200mhzx4=800mhz FSB.. the New althon 64 uses Hyper Transport which is fast, but a bit different then the traditional FSB. Also when AMD doesn't it's PR rating, it takes into account the L2 cache also, which usually is, the more L2 cache, the faster the CPU can be, under certain conditions. that's one reason why the Pentium 4 Extreme Editions are so fast, they have a 2.5MB of L2 & L3 cache, which when u have a program that can effectively fill up that L2 & L3 cache makes it fast.

[atholon]

Originally posted by SILENT-DROP
thats awesome.... thanks for the link atholon!...

NP bro.