Well, thats what happens to my E4200 even if i don't overclock it. It just dies completely and randomly and thats the end of it. I have to power cycle it in order to get it going again...
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 7:30 Post subject: Just thought I'd mention
I've been overclocking my e4200 at 532,266,133 for several months now and have not had any problem at all. May just be the particular one you received. _________________ E4200 w/ mega build 23838
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2013 20:28 Post subject: Re: Just thought I'd mention
duncanidahoe wrote:
I've been overclocking my e4200 at 532,266,133 for several months now and have not had any problem at all. May just be the particular one you received.
Overclocking at 532,266,133 and everything it great, figured out the problem with remote access was related to bandwidth, got that fixed and it's working great. _________________ -I Am The Uberhuman Mutant
115F ain't too bad for overclocked and no add'l cooling.
I'm not a scripter, so any suggestion on how to convert that to F on the fly? When I try to multiply the result by 1.8 and add 32, I'm getting arithmetic syntax error each time.
Joined: 25 Mar 2012 Posts: 104 Location: In a van down by the river.
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 2:41 Post subject:
SteveJenkins wrote:
gambitmac wrote:
my temps after oc at 500,250,125 are eth1=62 eth2=52
How are you guys measuring your temps?
Radio 1 is at 57C
Radio 2 is at 49C
Optware Take 2 with MYPAGE will give you temps of the wifi radios too.
That's about normal for the router (I have added heat sinks to the inside of the router too), I didn't see much change in heat from overclocking my e4200.
I have another e4200 that I'm modding with active cooling, almost done with it and when it goes online I'll have to post the temps. _________________ -I Am The Uberhuman Mutant
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Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:50 Post subject:
SteveJenkins wrote:
I'm not a scripter, so any suggestion on how to convert that to F on the fly? When I try to multiply the result by 1.8 and add 32, I'm getting arithmetic syntax error each time.
I'm curious about this as well. Seems the firmware has a problem with decimals.