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Ranickel
07-04-2002, 01:37 PM
Hi :)
First post in here :D
(sorry my english isn't the best)
The Problem is that i can increase the VCore but it wouldn't show any kind of effect. Sometimes my PC goes down, my monitor says "no signal". I think the answer would be my damn Enermax 300w NT (5Volt Modded). The Evaporator of my Vapochill says -9 at full load...
Plz give me some tips :)
Thx
Ranickel
07-04-2002, 01:39 PM
ooops... forgot the attachment
sysfailur
07-07-2002, 11:35 PM
You might've just reached the peak of the particular chip/setup. It happens :\
JBELL
07-07-2002, 11:39 PM
yeah sounds like your maxed...
what are the levels on your 12v and 5v???
also is your -5v dipping at all?
Ranickel
07-08-2002, 02:52 AM
my mainboard is really crappy :/
i can't readout the -5v
5v idle = 5.08
5v 100% = 4,7
12v idle = 12,8
12v 100% = 12,3
3,3 idle = 3,24
3,3 100% = 3,1
and they are all pending
Micutzu
07-08-2002, 06:57 AM
It's a pretty good oc for that CPU . What's the stepping ?
Ranickel
07-08-2002, 09:19 AM
AX1500DMT3C
AGKGA 0138WPBW
Y6924650154
bought 5 days after the release in germany :)
The Coolest
07-08-2002, 10:12 AM
Well, this is a really nice oc for that particular chip and stepping, the only way I see you going higher for cheap is by getting AGOIA or AROIA XP1600+.. I'm seen them go to 1800MHz with 1.8v and good air cooling with vapochille u could break 2GHz
Originally posted by Ranickel
Hi :)
First post in here :D
(sorry my english isn't the best)
The Problem is that i can increase the VCore but it wouldn't show any kind of effect. Sometimes my PC goes down, my monitor says "no signal". I think the answer would be my damn Enermax 300w NT (5Volt Modded). The Evaporator of my Vapochill says -9 at full load...
Plz give me some tips :)
Thx
It's allready very alot - getting 1800MHz from AGKGA 0138 ( From the very first Palominos ) is really gread job......... and great cooling :D :D :D
You should really get one of those 1600+ AGOIA/AROIA and jump to 2G..... :toast:
stoopid
07-11-2002, 05:34 AM
Time to get yourself an Epox board ;)
Ranickel
07-12-2002, 02:09 AM
Evaporator @ -14°C
i adjusted the 5v line i little bit more. Now totally + 0,6v@5volt and got this :)
mackanz
07-13-2002, 02:02 AM
The problem seem to be your psu.
When adjusting the 5V, a higher 12V is on the fly, unfortunatley.
Your 12V is WAY to high, and your psu is working overtime.
Enermax is well known for the lack of 5V when oc.
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