PC Chips P4 MicroATX M935DLU is *not* undervoltable
Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2005 12:07 am
At last, I may have found an undervotable MicroATX P4 motherboard. According this page: http://www.pcchips.com.tw/PCCWeb/Produc ... 22&LanID=0 the PC Chips M935DLU (v1.2) has the following feature:
Could anyone confirm?
edit: bought one, and after testing motherboard, vcore is not adjustable, contrary to what the website and manual say - furthermore, FSB can only be set to 2 frequencies: 100Mhz or 133MHz. With a P4-M, vcore defaults to 1.625v and CPU temperature monitoring does not work, as it always reports 20°C, no matter whether fan is running or not. Talk about crap motherboard, and false advertising... Next, I'll be testing the MSI P4MAM-V
When I checked the manual, the bios picture shows an adustable vcore. There is another revision of this motherboard - v2.0 - and the manual shows the same thing.Over-Clocking
Maximizes your system performance by selecting from these overclocking options
(1) Flexible CPU/DDR core voltage adjustments
(2) Adjustable FSB/DDR ratio
Could anyone confirm?
edit: bought one, and after testing motherboard, vcore is not adjustable, contrary to what the website and manual say - furthermore, FSB can only be set to 2 frequencies: 100Mhz or 133MHz. With a P4-M, vcore defaults to 1.625v and CPU temperature monitoring does not work, as it always reports 20°C, no matter whether fan is running or not. Talk about crap motherboard, and false advertising... Next, I'll be testing the MSI P4MAM-V