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I got 267 with the 15x multi. Not sure if higher was a problem because of my ram though. My board is just being finicky with any real settings I try with it. Its finally starting to get colder though, a few degrees here according to the socket temp, but that's all I have to go by other than evap temp which doesn't say much.
Yes, and that's the whole point. CPU temps are CPU temps regardless of the cooler. If people with better coolers and/or lower ambients are clocking better because their core temperature is lower, that's significant. From my experiments, temps seem almost more important than voltage on Deneb.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofsniper
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Originally Posted by Oldguy932
Yes, I've seen interesting multiplier issues as well. The lower multipliers seem more stable. Fortunately, we can drop the HTT multiplier and change the RAM multiplier and sidestep both of the issues at once (to a point).Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentential
I'll elaborate on how to keep your RAM from being a problem.
HTT:RAM Frequency Ratios
400MHz RAM Setting = 1:1
533MHz RAM Setting = 1:1.33
667MHz RAM Setting = 1:1.67
800MHz RAM Setting = 1:2
So for example, DDR2-800 memory with an HTT of 250MHz and a RAM setting being at DDR2-667 in the BIOS will yield 399MHz (which is the same as stock spec). :) Remember to drop your RAM multipliers, people!
I don't really have much room left in the table to add temps in, plus I then I'd have to go and have everyone that already posted post temps as well. People on phase like me also don't technically have temps until we shove 1.6v or so through the chip.
Not a big deal or anything, but could you try saving the database as an html file? Seems I have a different batch than everyone else. I've never yet owned a great chip (some good ones), so maybe this is my turn! CACVC AC 0850DPCW
Mine arrived yesterday, and looks strong, not up there with the best but good enuff for me! Seen some nice ocīs in this thread! Phenom II is soo much fun!
Oldguy932 screen for your database!
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...ic/FirstOC.jpg
Good place to ask this Id guess, but do you overclock northbridge/ hypertransport seperatelly from the core?
Halk thats not what I meant unfortunatelly, I'll trying to make this more clear this time.
Umm, I meant does it make it harder to clock up the northbridge/ hypertransport the higher you clock the core? Does it make it need more voltage or anything?
Because anyone that has a high core clock so far doesn't have much for northbridge/ hypertransport.
Yeah, the core multiplier has no effect on the rest of the system. So multiplier clocks work well. It's not the best overclock of course, the best one would be the lowest multiplier for the highest speed I guess.
Another one for you Oldguy932 :)
This is just beginning, because I was busy compiling my small review.
Non the less 3.4GHz/2.2GHzNB rock stable @stock volts
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1231624174
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...2&d=1231624174
Phenom II 940BE CACVC AC 0850BPEW
batch 80193
AIR Ultra 120 Extreme 1x120mm FAN 12V
Geez.. Feels good that you can match what I get with 1.45V..
;)
My 920 isn't a very good overclocker.
http://pici.se/pictures/pYOwoAhcy.png
heres mine finally:
Oese
Phenom II 920
CACVC AC 0849BPEW
Batch*******0540
DFI LP UT 790FX-M2R
4x1GB Ballistix D9GMH
Tagan 2-Force II 700w
AMD 4850 800/1025
Watercooled
Vista 64
http://www.abload.de/thumb/pii3640t6q5.jpg
Heres where I'm at so far, a meager 3.7ghz :p:
http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/8603/amd37om2.th.jpg
Just got home from snowmobiling this morning so I'll keep on pushing it, whats up with CPU-Z reading 1.424 when its set at 1.4v?
some mobos tend to overvolt under load.. mine does the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by vfx
1.4875v set in bios results in 1.52-1.536v in cpu-z when running prime95
OG, give this application I wrote for you a try:
Download Here
It's a database application and has built-in support for saving to an image. It should make maintaining the list a breeze. I included all the Prime95 data to get you started.
It requires two mundane things to work:
.NET Framework 2.0 or better (available in Windows Update if you don't have it or here x86 x64)
Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP1 (2.5MB, free)
Easy-to-Use Editor:
http://www.pcrpg.org/pics/misc/octable.png
Sample of Generated Image:
http://www.pcrpg.org/pics/misc/octablesample.png
Great piece of soft Particle:clap:
BTW people is anyone interested in seeing NB clock around 3.9GHz benchable and some 3D action @6130MHz??
Head to this page ---> XS News
nice work particle!
i wasnīt able to see the list yet.. no office installed on my naked vista install.
iīm still working on my oc.
hereīs another one:
http://www.abload.de/thumb/prime2htixe.jpg
232x16@1.4875V (but cpu-z reports 1.52-1.536V under load)
Doh! I just realized I forgot to provide a download link. Edited the post to reflect where to get it. lol
Since you have the same motherboard, CPU and memory as me. I'm in your BIOS stealing your settings :PQuote:
Originally Posted by MadDias
u better be watercooling ur nb then ;) i saw that the thermalpad melted on mine when i installed the nb waterblock... all voltages are tweaked except the sb voltage :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Halk
Mate, you are NOT using water cooling right? If you are, could you please take a photo of your PC with the cooling you are using connected to your display to prove that overclock is done on water.Quote:
Originally Posted by HondaGuy
Thanks
read his sig, custom water.........Quote:
Originally Posted by sandeep
Dont know for sure about my 940 temp, but coretemp. @ 65ish..
http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/2...shot041gn7.jpg
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/7...shot047yp9.jpg
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/856...shot044od4.jpg
Time to freezz this cpu
were you using water for this?
Its an old TT big typhon
sweet i think im gonna wait for am3
Wow Dumo I like your post code reader, is that thing universal for diff types of slots? Mine only does PCI and has been with me since forever. LOL at the TTBT, I just relapped mine tonight in preparation.