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toss them in the freezer
not D9's, they were just some cherry gold's that could do 5-5-5-15 until saturday....figured I'd let them go out with a bang.
put them in the freezer anyway it fixed my promos
nah screw it I'm having fun till they die completely 1265 now mwahaha :ROTF:
just dont kill the phenom like i did lol phenom2+3.5v=dead phenom
damn that's awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by chew*
You can thank massman, I've been really lazy on my memory tweaking skills and PI runs as of late, time to shake off the dust, will post up some scores once I find max....Quote:
Originally Posted by richierich
How many volts you running at that RAM speed?
just bumped it to 2.25, had 4 errors in memtest at 2.2v
I lied massman, I could squeeze more out of them, massman let me know what the efficiency comes out to, thx, can we figure in the cost of the ram :p:
http://members.cox.net/bostonreefer3/massmanPI3.JPG
http://members.cox.net/bostonreefer3/massman4.JPG
This UT 790FX is the last DFI board Ill be using with the PhII.Quote:
Originally Posted by pershoot
I ain't going to bother with them anymore. Once they were the overclocking name, nowadays about any board can OC.
The water is epic:up: Quad rad and all, 36C at 3.7Ghz/1.55V and 2Ghz NB/1.25V:cool: Think I could have done better with installing but it works, pretty good as well.
I think I have the lead on air now. :cool:
4408.38MHz(only 0.16MHz ahead of Lightman); 1.536V, and the "golden" IFX-14 with two akasa fans@2300RPM. :)
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=514871
The next victim is BenBrown. :D
WTF dude, nice work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
Do you have the IFX-10 installed as well? That thing killed my board, I took it from 15~20C to ~5C but those little heat pads on the back of the motherboard somehow started to lose some sort of oil:confused:
Quite pissed about that, but the IFX-14 back plate is usefull for my EK Supreme block:p:
Thanks for the congrats. :) Same sh*t with IFX-10 on my board. It was installed 15 minutes or something like that and after minor mod on my original backplate that comes with the mobo I threw away the IFX-10 away. I'm pretty sure that IFX-10 was designed for intel mobos and was not fully tested on amd. A lot of friends was trying to convince me that I'll have no problems with the stock mounting kit of the IFX, but I preferred to bet on safety.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rammsteiner
Well I figure it's time to get my rig up on the list eventhough I am not yet happy with the OC - I think I can do better !
Not Prime / OCCT stable.
Phenom II X4 940 Black
0850CPBW 80243
3718mhz
1.44v
NB = 2200
HT = 2000
1066mhz DDR2-8500
Memory Configuration 2x2gb
Memory Unganged
DFI LP DK 790FXB-M2RS 1/20/09
Watercooled
Windows 7 x64 beta
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=512930
Try overclocking by bus, not by multiplier. You may achieve better results. Also try with 1.46V+, 1.44 can be not enough for this cpu and 3.8GHz.
Ugh, my board/CPU is epic weird:confused:
Im almost convinced it doesnt like Vdimm, whether it's the CPU or the board, I dont know.
However, running 2.2Ghz NB and 3.7Ghz CPU stable now. PWM's are squeaking as usual:shakes: Funny thing is it looks like temps dropped slightly with higher NB clocks/Volts:confused:
@Ramm - did you increase the CPU-NB voltages (from 1E default) ?
Yeah, think it's at 1.275Vnb, but might be even too much. Didnt run with 1.25Vnb and was in a hurry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ_64
Stable 4h, quit it.
Doing now 3.8Ghz attempt again, I set Vcore up two notches (1.5625, although OCCT reads 1.55 still).
My PSU seems to have a slight ripple on 3.3V, it jumps up and down between 3.28 and 3.3V, OCCT says a 0.49% ripple. Ive seen PSU's suuplying worse than 3.28V, without ripple. Guess it ain't much of a problem:rolleyes:
EDIT Oh lol, 3.8Ghz wasnt stable, G15/G5 lost power and screen went black. Checking whether this is due to a multiplier limitation from the MB or just a wall for this Voltage in general. Instead of 19*200 Im doing 18.5x206. It's kind of weird to test with a possible broken motherboard but well
actually I have the lead on air ;) and with a scythe ninja knock off, Now i have a TRUE :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
@Ramm - nice try. Have you tried a newer Beta BIOS ?
And the results are? I haven't seen them, so I have to in order to know what to chase. :D I see only your result on dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
Should be able to crack it ;) i was on a cheap cooler when I did it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=218111
Nope, I heard bad things about it but regarding clocking I heard better things about it:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ_64
But tbh, Ive ran 3.8Ghz stable and the next run it doesnt. It's plain stupid:shakes: 3.7Ghz is stable pretty much, but I really cant wait for the Gigabyte 790FX-UD5P to be released, Im so done with this DFI crap:shakes:
What is CPU/NB voltage supposed to be at stock settings? I couldn't find any info on this so I just set it same to vcore @ 1.325v. After looking through this thread somewhat I'm thinking I set it too high and that may be causing issues.
the dfi board sets 1.31v for CPU and 1E (1.175) for CPU-NB, when loading optimised defaults for a 940.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lathode
amd rated stock for 940 CPU is 1.35v
Try 3.6, you may have hit the chip's limits. :up: Who needs the extra 200mhz? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rammsteiner
Hmm, so the CPU-NB should be sert lower than vcore right? Lets say the vcore was set to 1.45, should the cpu-nb be set to 1.35?Quote:
Originally Posted by pershoot
Another question, what is the most accurate program for temps in Windows 7? OCCT and coretemp show my temps about 5c higher than what Asus PC Probe II shows.
they are independant of each other. there is no set ratio of cpu voltage to cpu-nb voltage. however, you may find that bumping CPU-NB slightly may help with CPU clocks, and vice-versa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lathode
occt shows the same value as coretemp. asus pc probe is monitoring your socket temps. it sounds about right that your socket is ~5 away from core (mine is ~6 away from core). both should be used so you can get an idea of where your temps are. HWMonitor and Everest will show you both.
http://img.techpowerup.org/090224/Capture002960.jpg
rock solid stable working on the ram its new....and not as good as the reds i used to have
http://img.techpowerup.org/090224/Capture052.jpg
how's this its on water
I thought it was higher. I'll do my best. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
No need to break it, although I implore you to push your chip more regardless for your own enjoyment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
It's not retail aka don't count. Was just messin with ya :)
What do you mean with "retail" and why it doesn't count? :) In fact I was a little scared, firstly I thought I was first, then you showed up and ruined my satisfaction. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by chew*
Chip I'm using atm isn't retail, don't need to be scared till I start cranking my 940 BE again in a diff board, on a better heatsink ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
nice job btw :up:
:owned: Thanks for the congrats. I wish you luck in case you need it, you've got the rest. ;) Tonight should be very very cold so I'll try to beat this retail non counting record. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by chew*
Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
Quote:
Originally Posted by -Radiant-
it's in my HTPC now 2.8 or 2.6 @ 1.0X or 1.1X IIRC:ROTF:
any screenies of benches with it 4+ cinebench, wprime, 3d01-06 ? must have been able to at least get a screenshot of it with all 4 cores similar to this.....batch info?Quote:
Originally Posted by -Radiant-
http://members.cox.net/bostonreefer3/allcores.JPG
CACVC AC 0850 CPMW
all i have is superpi @ 4.25, no way i can bench @4.4GHZ +:shocked::ROTF:
but ~4.2GHZ should be no problem, maybe i can take a screen on the WE, as said it's on a DS4H now in my HTPC, the destroyer is not the best choice for a HTPC:D
Quote:
Originally Posted by -Radiant-
No multi threaded benches at say 4.1? you should be able to run PI within 100mhz of your validation.....its not that intensive of a bench...4380 should be a breeze...3d should be doable within 300 of max as well as multithreaded.
last 5 of the batch at bottom?
I'm sure you're shoving snow onto your computer parts while benching :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
Congrats man! Sweet clock!
BTW which core works for you best for suicide clocks?
Seems my CPU wasn't limited to 2.4G NB clock ~ I retested the chip with a newer bios (the one I flashed for the LN2 session) and now I can reach this with 1.4v NB Core volt:
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...40/32M3GNB.png
I am on water, but I also have a little headroom left in my current chip. I will wait until you beat it then I will see how far it will go :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
Hit the same wall with my 720 BE massman, only diff is my wall was 2200 air/2400 DI, hopefully the m4a79 will reveal if it was bios related.Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
Holy mother of god!Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
How did you ever manage to get 10s SPi with a PII?
I know enough to say you o'clocked NB but could you help a noob out and break-it down a bit?
I guess what I'm after is, whether or not this is achievable for an average Joe with a good water cooling setup?
And better yet... is it stable or usable?
Hmm, I heard a lot of people complaining about the M3 and M4 boards from Asus, especially regarding the NB multiplier. Let's hope it's indeed the bios which needs updates :).Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
Hehe ... the 10s need to be added to the other 24 minutes of the 32M run :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smalltimer
Yah, i liked more my Foxconn A7DA-S than this *uber* Asuck A3M79-T Deluxe, well with Asus NB ja HT is goin high, with Foxconn only ~2.3GHz :(Quote:
Originally Posted by massman
I think i am gonna change this systems something else..E5200 ? Would be my first Intel system :D
Actually there is no snow here, only dry cold. :D I clock all the 4 cores. :D I'll try tonight with only one core. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lightman
When there's competition, there are results. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben_Brown
Suicide:
u22 / 940BE 0850DPBW / 4216MHz / 1,728V / 2976MHz / 2x1GB 496MHz / Asus M3A79-T Deluxe / Water / XP32
http://www.abload.de/thumb/spi16.359s47z0.jpg
2h prime
u22 / 940BE 0850DPBW / 3696MHz / 1,520V / 2079MHz / 2x2GB 462MHz / Asus M3A79-T Deluxe / Air (Scythe Mugen 2) / Vista 64bit
http://www.abload.de/thumb/prime2hkopie7c0p.jpg
I'm just starting to play with it and 4427.34MHz are my new pb. :)
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=515797
Update: 4446.1Mhz
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=515817
Awesome cpu Stuen4y! :up:
+1 on that....looks like a golden one of 0850Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
+2 on that! Amazing piece of silicon you have Stuen4y!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lastviking
Is this finally one core clocking or still all 4 cores?
My weakest core is ~150MHz weaker than best.
Thanks boys, I appreciate your confession. :) That's one core, only Core#0. The other cores are not accessible with CPU-Z, so I can't really find out which is my best core, I'm blocked to Core#0. :)
SPi 1M CPU@4256MHz, RAM@1194 5-5-5-18 - 16.318s
http://img19.picoodle.com/img/img19/...6m_70b93cb.jpg
so... my girlfriend almost killed me for dismantling the HTPC:eek:
min. Vcore i can take a screenshot @win :yepp: 4.3GHZ @1.45V
http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/8361/capture006.jpg
min V i can run Wprime "small" 4.1@1.45
http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/7782/sdasdsfdsf.jpg
Wprime 1024 start@4.1@1.53
http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/5954/sadas.jpg
wprime 1024 End (result)
http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/812/sdas.jpg
setup:p:
http://img207.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cimg2563.jpg
But why so much distrust (i hope this is the correct word :p: my english is not the best :wasntme:) It's no secret everything above ~4.2 is not stable:yepp:
Both really strong chips :up:
Here is an interesting thing I learned last night:
I have two OCs on my P2 that I have done roughly 3-hour prime sessions on: 3.6GHz 1.36v and 3.7GHz 1.39v. Both of these passed the prime with no issues whatsoever.
However, neither of those OCs could play FEAR2 multiplayer for more than an hour. Had to add more volts.
It's interesting that my chip will prime well at lower volts than it's actually "stable". Anyone else have similar results?
right click on the word core and select which core you wantQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
http://img.techpowerup.org/090225/Capture056.jpg
there is core2 on mine. going to try and beat your score its now my goal :p with .2sec running slower all around
I should have known this yesterday. :D Thanks, I'll try the other cores tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdawall
Core #3(actually the fourth core) is the best one, but the temps are not low enough for a validation run. I'll try it tonight. :)
Some updates. :)
http://img02.picoodle.com/img/img02/...9m_5e13399.jpg
http://img37.picoodle.com/img/img37/...9m_8d03418.jpg
Are you trying to validate 1 core or all 4?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
I'm validating and benching on SPi with only one core now, but yesterday I was validating only with Core #0. Tonight I'll try with #3 and will do some SPi benches on the cold. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by chew*
Ahh so your 4.4 wasn't all 4 cores then? Thats preety much what I was asking radiant as well.......although 1 core validations are sweet they are somewhat frowned upon..unless specified that they are 1 core as they can botch the database up preety bad, thx for letting us know.
Highest 4 core air validation to date.......4444, having an issue with new cpu-z and k10 stat, haven't figured it out yet...etc the big red X
http://valid.canardpc.com:80/show_oc.php?id=515512
4408MHz was with all 4 cores. All the other results are with only 1 core. Are these results not real or?
ahh okQuote:
Originally Posted by Stuen4y
mine are all on 4 cores just putting it out there and considering i couldnt get any higher on any single core :rofl:
3200+NB on air anyone :)
http://members.cox.net/bostonreefer3...ncysub68k2.JPG
i should be getting a good phase change soon :D
Ran OCCT for 24 hours one day only and it worked on the 790GP-DS4H pretty well. Mind you, the nb and the vrm runs pretty hot. If it fails its a good thing it fails on you runnin' prime because what if it fails on you on a time when you need it the most...if its meant to fail it will.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Titan7171
whau, nice scores superpi and OC up 4000Mhz :-)
Using AOD i was able to run 4.1Ghz, if you don't touch the vcore it won't change it. I am running it on windows 7 out of the Vista partition, after I registered the .dll files. With increased voltage to the CPU HT (from1.199 to 1.275 and NB core to 1.45) both settings directly unadjustable from the BIOS I was able to drop the FSB and push the multi up, then the FSB up a bit more. All on 1.55vcore. It made it past 10 minutes of OCCT and bumped it up again but it failed at 4.2Ghz at that vcore after a few seconds of OCCT.
Mine is quite the opposite. I can't prime on any setting, but memtest OCCT etc pass fine, plus I can game on all night at my OCCT stable OC.Quote:
Originally Posted by the pharaoh
highest Nb on air is 2.7ghz I've gotten up to 3.0ghz but I need cpu nb volts up to 1.6 then the cpu idles at 40C. cpu core volts still at 1.35 volts core and Nb 1:1 load only got up two degrees >_> 42C lol, I had to boost all voltages for HT Sb and Nbcore to max for it to boot past 2.8ghz.
this Nb speed seem to make a lot of heat.
for sure heat plays a role in the stabiilty of this chip.. even at idle!
i closed the room (which is small) where the pc is for a while (1-2 hours). heat was on a lil and wasnt cold outside. i saw core spike up to high 40's/low 50's. was very humid in the room. it was frozen when i came back to it (was up for 7 days non stop doing work (cpu/memory stress) on and off.
as an aside, i rebuilt with win2k3 r2 sp2, 32bit. wow what a difference! feels much much better now (xp would get stuffed up and things would slow down), and i reclaim the extra gig of mem which was lost from xp (win server32 does 36bit addressing using pae to get beyond the useable limit).
nice! did you use the g.skill pc8000 shown in your sig for that?!
no
2x 1GB G.Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ CL4-4-4-12, new Design, D9GMH
http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf2633w6p6.jpg http://www.abload.de/thumb/dscf2645t7hz.jpg
Finally got my PhenomII 940BE watercooled. Temps went from 51ºC idle with the stock cooler down to 30ºC idle.
Tonite i had my first real oc on this cpu:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...tory/sub17.jpg
This is with all 4 cores running. :yepp:
I'm sure there's plenty left. :)
Nice job man now supercharge that NB speed :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
Yes, agreed...Nice run. What water cooling setup you have?
Zeus hit me up via PM.
i am ittching to get a PII, but has anyone used this on the Giga MA790GP-DS4H? any bugs/incompatibilities? also, europe prices are still so expensive, its kinda sad
yep I used it all the info you could wantQuote:
Originally Posted by LightSpeed
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=215130
brilliant. Thanks:up:
Chew has more info so I'll spare you my details. I did run mine on this board aswell with really nice results. hit 4ghz 3d stable. I still like the board, runs my 9950 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by LightSpeed
DDC+ 18 watt pump with Petra's top, PA120.3, PA120.2 both with YateLoon fans, EK fullcover vga block, FuZion v1 and EK multioption res 200mm.Quote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
For details see my worklog, link in my sig. ;)
Quote:
Originally Posted by chew*
I will. ;)
CPU Model = AMD Phenom II 940BE
CPU Full Stepping = not sure but i remember seeing 0852
CPU Frequency = 3609Mhz
CPU Vcore = 1.55V
NB Frequency = 2.6Ghz
HT Link Frequency = 1.8Ghz
Memory Frequency = 534.7Mhz
Memory Configuration (2x1gb, 2x2gb, etc) = 2x1gb ddr2-1066
Memory Ganged/Unganged = unganged
Mainboard Model = m3a78-t 790GX
Cooling Type = Water
Windows Version and x86 or x64 = windows 7 64bit
could go higher but i know this thing likes the cold, 50F in my room got it to 4.0Ghz but unstable not able to get a screen of it. at reg room temp this is as stable as it gets
screen:
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...f654/ss1-1.jpg
nice overclocking comparison table.
Deneb hitting 3.6GHz on air seems very common
Nice setup. I net the same results on water too. I know mine loves to be cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
need 720BE added to the list
Here is my 720BE with 4cores. No OCCT run yet, but here what I have done so far.
System specs
*Phenom II 720BE BE @ 3.9ghz x4 cores (CACZC AC 0904DPMW)
*H20 220 Apogee Kit
*GIGABYTE GA-MA790FXT-UD5P AM3 Bios F3b
*Kingston HyperX 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR31800 (PC3 14400) @ 1600mhz
*HD HIS 4850 800mhz core 1.3v /1025mhz mem
*Corsair TX750W 750w 60amp Single Rail
Validation
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/525278.png
3dmark06 @ 3.9ghz x4 2600NB 2000HT 1600ram Compare Link
http://3800z24.info/Phenom/x3_720/3d...4core-4850.JPG
wPrime @ 3.9ghz x4 2600NB 2000HT 1600ram
http://3800z24.info/Phenom/x3_720/wPrime3.9.JPG
CPU Model Used: phenom 945BE ES
CPU Full Stepping: FACOC 0925
CPU Frequency: 4822
CPU Vcore: 1.76v
NB Frequency: 2813
HT Link Frequency: 2003
Memory Frequency
Memory Configuration: 2x256mb
Memory Ganged/Unganged: Unganged
Mainboard Model: Asus Crosshair II formula
Cooling Type: DICE
Windows Version and x86 or x64: Windows XP PRO X86
http://img.techpowerup.org/090308/15047a.jpg
Slowly working my way up, here's 4.1
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...enshots/13.jpg
update
CPU Model = AMD Phenom II 940BE
CPU Full Stepping = not sure but i remember seeing 0852
CPU Frequency = 3700Mhz
CPU Vcore = 1.55V
NB Frequency = 2.466Ghz
HT Link Frequency = 1.85Ghz
Memory Frequency = 548.1Mhz
Memory Configuration (2x1gb, 2x2gb, etc) = 2x1gb ddr2-1066
Memory Ganged/Unganged = unganged
Mainboard Model = m3a78-t 790GX
Cooling Type = Water
Windows Version and x86 or x64 = windows 7 64bit
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...olf654/ss2.png
finally broke 20,000 in 06 :D
well i've figured out 1 hour of OCCT isn't enough to check stability.
regular browsing got me a BSOD while a torture test just gave me high temps for a hour :mad: :bsod: :upset:
I only got mine to 3.5GHz (4 cores) with 1.45v. It is 12hrs+ OCCT/Prime stable.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=525205
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/744...nom940be00.png
http://i39.tinypic.com/6ekv44.jpg
I've tried to get to 4Ghz, doesn't boot into windows :(.. anyone know if its because of temps? Im on air cooling, using Sunbeam Core Contact Freezer.. I did get it Prime stable (7hrs) at 3.7GHZ, going to try 3.8ghz prime tonight..
OOP im stupid, I forgot to reduce HT link, that makes a difference right?
CPU Model Used: PII 720 B.E on X4 Cores CPU Full Stepping: 0904 DPCW
CPU Frequency: 4.07GHZ
CPU Vcore: 1.575
NB Frequency: 2200
HT Link Frequency: 1800
Memory Frequency:
Memory Configuration: 2x1GB
Memory Ganged/Unganged: Unganged
Mainboard Model: Gigabyte Ds4H
Cooling Type: AiRe
Window Vista 32
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y9/...owboy/4071.jpg
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/529205.png
Fastest Wprime run So far.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y9/...owboy/9439.jpg
CPU Model Used: PII 920 X4
CPU Full Stepping: never looked
CPU Frequency: 3.645GHZ
CPU Vcore: 1.5v
NB Frequency: 2430mhz
HT Link Frequency: 2430mhz
Memory Frequency: 1080mhz DDRII
Memory Configuration: 4x2GB
Memory Ganged/Unganged: Unganged
Mainboard Model: DFI 790FXB-MR2SH
Cooling Type: Air cooled
Window Vista Business Sp1 64bit
http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...istic/3645.jpg
CPU Model Used: Phenom II x4 920
CPU Full Stepping: AACSC AC 0841GPMW
CPU Frequency: 281 x 13 = 3653mhz
CPU Vcore: 1.504v
NB Frequency: 281 x 9 = 2529mhz
HT Link Frequency: 281 x 7 = 1967mhz
Memory Frequency: 1124mhz
Memory Configuration: 2x1GB
Memory Ganged/Unganged: Unganged
Mainboard Model: DFI LP DK790FXB-M2RSH
Cooling Type: Air, Cooler Master V8 - Low
Windows 7 32-bit, Build 7000
I wanted to run on a lower multiplier and higher HTT to increase my NB but reached a hardwall and I can't get stable above 289 :shrug: CPU also refuses stability above 3660mhz no matter which BIOS I try so this is the limits of my chip it seems.
Will update this post with a OCCT screenshot tomorrow.