nice one, under stock heatsink... lol. what are your temp under orthos cpu test?Quote:
Originally Posted by kalllavi
do ya have stepping?
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nice one, under stock heatsink... lol. what are your temp under orthos cpu test?Quote:
Originally Posted by kalllavi
do ya have stepping?
well :rofl: :rofl: at myself
i played some Voltage_to_megahurtz game to find theese max freq:
242*13=3145@1.31V 898mem 4-4-4-10
243*13=3159@1.37V 902mem 4-4-4-10
244*13=3172@1.39V 906mem 4-4-4-10
it looks horrible to say at least.
so, i dropped the timings a little, say 4-5-5-12 and its stable at 0.05V less
weird you think?
so before 3172@1.39V mem 906@4-4-4-10
nowstable 3172@1.34V mem 906@4-5-5-12
i puzzled with this long time, why it would not oc higher than that. mem timings are the answer.
Strange is that the mem is stable to 480@4-4-4-10 with brisbane cpu
i'll see how hight it will go now
not much of an update...
i ran orthos for 3 hours apposed to the 1 hour i posted
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...4168463334.jpg
That Vcore is for real? :shocked:Quote:
Originally Posted by ThatGuy16
nah... in bios its set to 1.425v :up:, which is still pretty good. So im assuming its wrong in windowsQuote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Man
1.425 for 3.33ghz is pretty good indeed
what are your temps?
28*c idle, and a normal load 40-43*c. The max temp in orthos is 45-46Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad_Man
hi this its my first post i show my oc im new and i want to learn more
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/7021/dibujogk3.jpg
welcome oruga. nice clocks for a beginner for sure. congrats and enjoy :)
thanks man ! you think can i hit the 3,0 ghz whit fan cooler stock ? what is the maximun v.core for this proccesor ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SOLDNER-MOFO64
Indeed you have every chance of 3ghz on stock hsf providing you have nice low temps. Your cpu (as with most other A64's) will handle upto 1.55v np so long as you have good temps. If you wanna ensure lower temps and perhaps increase your OC even further beyond 3ghz then I'd suggest looking into a third-party HSF designed to give very low temps (for air).Quote:
Originally Posted by ORUGA
Also, which memory are you using, DDR2-667 or 800?
Keep in mind, later brisbane cores do NOT like vcore. Anything over 1.45 produces serious heat, and barely any more OCability due to the extra heat. Smartest move is to keep the voltage below 1.45 and see what it can achieve.
My 4800+ brissy does 3.1 on around 1.4v IIRC, which is pretty decent. I should test it out properly.
There you go, this guy knows his brisbanes inside out and upside down.Quote:
Originally Posted by mAJORD
welcome oruga. :)
But this thread is for Windsor F3.
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Originally Posted by davidletterboyz
yes i know but i looking for more information about the x2 and this forums its amazing !
i use a pair of ddr2 corsair vr ddr2 667 ON asus m2n-e i cant reach in the bios de v.dim of 1.95 cause its the limit for this mobo !Quote:
Originally Posted by SOLDNER-MOFO64
corsair its a decent a cheap memory i reach in my old e4300 3.5 ghz whit that memory i thinking to buy a new cooler like ultrarigth or blue orb 2 for eye candy jajjaja !
i donta have a good vga i have a x300 i wanna buy one but ?
8600gt (cheap for wait better options ) actual options i play in a resolution of 1280x1204 aa and fsaa high detalis its i want 8800gts - 8800gt or ? x2950pro or x3000 dunno the next code of ati for gpus ! sorry for the multy asks and the off topic !
An 8600GT/S will do you proud, unless you can afford to dig a little deeper and go 8800GTS 320MB or a GTX if you've got piles of spare cash. You'd be advised to hang fire though as a lot of new models are gonna make an appearance in early Nov (8800GT...new 8800GTS).....so best to hang off if you can.
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imho 8600GT is very good option, if OCed, and that should be "a must" here anyway, it can keep good fps on my 1680*1050 screen.
just played through EUF campain in SupCom with decent settings. Any shuttering in late stages, when dealing with ~1000 units was eliminated by stopping Boinc service lol...
Let me add some more results. :)
24/7 - 3.1 GHz / 1.4V (set in BIOS)
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/3...thosxb7.th.jpg
I can stabilize it @ 3.2 GHz, but had to run my Zal at higher rpm.
Super Pi 1MB
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/3586/3375pizd2.th.jpg
wPrime 32M
http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/7173/primehx1.th.jpg
Mandelbrot
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/7666/mandelbs7.th.png
CPU-Z Validation
My memory is crappy, so the results aren't pretty good - 2*1 GB @ ~ 800 4-4-4-12 2T.
The stepping is : CCB6F 0715 TPWM.
Couldn't find a CCB8F in Bulgaria, but I happy with this one anyway. :D
Very good result Neverine :up: !
My previous X2 was also CCB6F and it clocked virtually same as yours. It could boot up to 3.3GHz but stability was good only below 3.2GHz.
Thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lightman
When I have some more time I'll try to squeeze some more MHz, but it seems the 8Fs are 'a lil' better... :cool:
btw I had some troubles running a CellShock DDR2 800 CL4(GMH based) on the system - it wouldn't post @ 1080 5-5-5-15 2.4V, despite the fact it was pretty stable @ 1066 4-4-4-12 2.4V and 1066 5-5-5-15 2.2-2.3V. A friend of mine also had problems running a D9 based SuperT on X2 3800+. Is the IMC working properly with D9 chips and if not - can you recomend me some RAM ? :)
I can't push my Crucials past 1020MHz@ 4-4-4-12-15, so it looks like IMC limitation more than anything else....Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverine
Don't really know any particular brand which clocks better on AM2 but some are using Transcend for high clock.
Great results on a CCB6F Neverine, you're on the list :)
Nice :)Quote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
btw the CPU needed 1.625V (set in BIOS) for the 3.5 GHz validation - I forgot to mention it. :rolleyes:
Lightman, thanks for the info. :)
CCB8F 0737APMW Batch number 0359
this my result using 3800+
http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/7...3892bn8.th.png