I'd like some help in compiling information on what components each of you used in their nF4 system.
This is what I have so far and if your name is listed please check and see if the data is correct. If its incomplete then supply me with the missing information.
The more the better so if you're not on the list then post what you have and I'll add you.
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OK now here's some additional stuff for anyone who is considering building a DFI nF4 board or any A64 board for that matter.
AMD A64 info:
Guide: Clock generation on AMD 8th-Gen Platforms, Architecture, Clocking & Overclocking - here's alittle gem I found at the AMD Processor Forum
Setting up your motherboard from RGone at DFI-Street - thanks to Radiohead for the link
Some nice links to AMD 64 specific utilities from our own Chaintech Forum
This is a nice basic guide I found on littleblackdog.com
Knowing your Athlon 64 from overclock.net
Processor and RAM information from
The Somewhat Complete AMD 64 Overclocking Guide from extremeoverclocking.com
Current List of AMD64 Processor Specs, Info, FAQs, And More from extremeoverclocking.com
The Ultimate DFI nF4 Q&As thread. The biggest and best ever from theoverclocked.com
DFI NF4 (Ultra or SLI) VX, TCCD/TCC5, BH-5 & General INFO from bleedinedge.com
Official DFI NF4Ultra-D/SLi owners thread from overclockers.co.uk
NEW-DFI NF4-D*.. Mod to SataII and SLI.. from THunDA here at PcPer/DFI
AMD CPU Chart - thanks to Mike (castron72) for the link
A64 Overclocking Guide by THunDA from DFI-Street.com
AMD64 Overclocking Guide from i4memory.com - compliments of rehtaf
BIOS listings:
pershoot's bootable BIOS CD. If you're serious about trying different BIOS versions this CD contains them all. Just download the RAR file then use WinRAR or similar to unzip the ISO file. Now burn the ISO file to a CD with Roxio or Nero and you have a bootable CD with your choice of BIOSes.
For users recieving 'Disk Not Ready' when trying to flash with the above ISO:
310+510-1/-2/-3:
310+618-1/-2/-3:
Tmods-DFI-NF2-NF3-NF4 Bios Flash & Utilities CD 5.0 This is also an ISO file and has some really nice graphics. Not quite as many nF4 BIOS choices as pershoot's but lots of cool tools and diagnostic utilities.
NOTE about ISO files: Both Nero and Roxio normally open ISO files automatically if you allow ISO files to be associated with the program during the installation. If not simply right click on any ISO file and select Open With from the menu then (if its not listed) Choose Program. Then if you check "Always choose the selected program to open this kind of file" all future ISO files will open with that program when you left click on them. Then all you have to do is insert a blank CD and click Burn.
BIOSes and Change Logs techPowerUp.com - thanks to Abducted
Memory timings guides:
The Somewhat Complete A64 Memory Timings/Settings guide from extremeoverclocking.com
OCZ 3200 rev2 (or other TCCD) + DFI NF4 problems POST HERE from dfi-street.com
DFI NF4 (Ultra or SLI) VX, TCCD/TCC5, BH-5 & General INFO from bleedinedge.com - this one is mentioned twice because it has information on the DFI nF4 and Memory
Made a list for myself of the best memory you can buy at the moment from extremeoverclocking.com
TCCD DDR600+ DFI nF4 Ultra/SLI guide from xtremesystems.org
Overclocking with G.Skill TCCD by Deus Falsus here at PcPer/DFI
What memory modules should I get? from DFI-Street - thanks to supershanks
Hardware Monitoring:
NF4 - MBM 5 Setting by soundx98
Miscellaneous:
The Definitive BIOS Hacking Tutorial by Pinczakko
NF3 Ultra-D (939) - DFI Lanparty S939 NF3 Ultra - TWEAKS from DFI-Street - thanks to thenemesis.
I know that this is an nF4 guide but because we occasionally get requests for info about the nF3 Ultra-D I added it.
DFI product manuals:
You can download the full manual from the DFI website.
There is also a manual on the LanParty Utility CD.
If you try to access the CD on anything but a DFI nF4 mobo you will get a this message: "System cannot recognize the CD. Please insert the correct CD in the CD-ROM drive."
Just go to My Computer and right click the drive and select Explore. Then look for the Manuals folder and inside you'll find LP NF4.pdf.
You can copy the manual to your HD in Adobe Acrobat by clicking on the floppy icon.
Official AMD logos listing:
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(would go higher if memcontroller was cooler I reckon)
