Printable View
Quote:
Originally Posted by pcgamers
i think so lol
it depends on the card
nvidia handles higher pcie frequency than ati
i thonk youv safe @ 110
as long as the card is stable you ok
after 120:rofl::shrug:
if you dont need to up it dont go too high
i'm tryin to break 330blk;) well pass linx:rofl:.god i wish my pretty little freind had a higher multi
you have a 930 so blk limit will be your cpu not the board i doubt you goin above 4.5
heres some good stuff
but i lose 2 gb after 226blk:(
swapped 4 sets n :(
uped qpi n other volts n :(
Everyone starts as a noob. First I would suggest staying between 101-112. Going above 112 can be risky not in terms of frying your graphics card (no voltage is being modded) but causing instability in other hardware, such as linked SATA controllers, which can and have caused hard drive corruption at settings above 115. I am running twin 5870's in crossfire and upped PCIe to 103 simply for better system stability; I have no illusions that any PCIe increase given my configuration (and you are in the same boat with 3 x 5850's in crossfire) could lead to any NOTICEABLE increase in performance of already very fast configurations (beyond possibly an uptick in a benchmark score with no real world implications given program code). If it were my system (especially given the early state of 5800's series drivers) I would likely not change the setting unless I was experiencing some instability. However just my opinion. Good LuckQuote:
Originally Posted by pcgamers
well saidQuote:
Originally Posted by marleyman
i dont see no real difference in goin over 4.5
goin higher is just for kicks
Hi PCGamers,
Here is an update of my watercooling adventure:
R2E with heatsinks removed:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...P1010008-1.jpg
R2E 1 year old Heatsinks:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010011.jpg
All waterblocks installed:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010012.jpg
Tygon Tubing installed:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010017.jpg
Radiator Installed:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010019.jpg
XFX 5970 watercooled by Bitspower Black Freezer:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010030.jpg
Completed System:
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...m/P1010027.jpg
I7 980x just overclocked to 4.2Ghz. Will try more later.
http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/s...80xdesktop.jpg
Thanks for viewing.
Psygnosi:)
nice build there psygnosi :up:
Nice Block U Have Psygnosi
Good Luck With 980x ;)
Thanks guys. I still need to clean up all the miscellaneous wires but overall it was pretty straight forward. It took 3 Hours total. Waiting for New Logitech G110 Keyboard and Gaming Mouse now. That should be it.
Psygnosi:)
Thanks Psygnosi for sharing with us...it means a lot to me who planned to go all WC for my system later.... please keep us posted on your successful OC and temperature wise on that WC system :).
Very good job Psygnosi congratulation.
Lads, I was wondering would someone be able to help out a noob here? :)
I bought a Xeon X5550, which is a lower TDP version of i7 920, with a higher QPI link. I just finished my build yesterday, and tried to get 4GHz out of it but failed.
I followed the guidelines from the start of the thread, put bclk to 200, upped the voltage and tried running mPrime from UBCD to see if it's stable before doing anything else.
At 1.45v it crashes with the prime hardware error almost immediately, at lower voltages it just reboots. How far can I push this thing?
Also are there any other settings I could tweak to get it stable? I've tried disabling HT, turbo, C1E, SpeedStep, pretty much everything, but it doesn't get any more stable.
Any help or suggestions are more than welcome :)
Edit: Also, would QPI link have anything to do with instability? i7 920 has 4.8 GT/s QPI and my X5550 has 6.4 GT/s QPI. I've read somewhere that anything over 7 GT/s could cause problems, and well, mine's at 6.4 on default with 133 bclk!
what are you cooling your cpu with?Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
mcp 320+ 655 pump+car heater rad:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by yiannit
i backed down my overclock to 4.5 for daily use i see no diff in 4.77 not worth the voltage boost
its nice when cpu is under 40c;)
yeah thats pretty nice, what voltage at 4.5?Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
1.39Quote:
Originally Posted by yiannit
do you mind telling me what your settings are? i just finished my first w/c project and hoping to get 4.4-4.5 oc if i can
Quote:
Originally Posted by yiannit
this by memory lol
225blkx20
lc off
cpu 1.4v i get 1.38v you got different cpu so different voltage
pll 1.81v
qpi 1.48v you can go lower if you go lower blk but need higher for 2000mhz
vdimm 1.65
try gettin to 215blk to start not all boards or cpus gonna do above 220;)
i got it to 220 but not stable and thats with hight voltage like 1.52 another thing when i'm running p95 my voltage was going from 1.52 to 1.58 why is it juping like tht?
As stated many times in this thread, vcore increases under load with LLC enabled.
oh ok should i leave it enabled?
thanks
um silly question maybe, but i've been messing around with my x5550 and i got it stable with a fixed multiplier, but i can't seem to get it stable using normal mode, with c1e, tm, speedstep, turbo etc.
it would be nice to have it drop to a lower multi and voltage when its not being used. are there any tricks to doing it, or should i simply forget about that and run it at full speed and full volts all the time?
@psygnosi: Nice setup. Been wondering about removing the NB and SB heatsink, but according to your picture all the heatsinks on motherboard seems "linked"? Reason i've been wondering about this, is because NB and SB temperature seems to be pretty high the are at 52c and at a hot day i've seen them raise upto 60, not sure if this is normal or not, anyone know? Also any advice on cooling it? Beside watercooling.
Hi Nitrius,
If you have had your R2E for a while the stock heatsink should come off without any problem. Dexgo has a video on installing a koolance waterblock on the R2E. He shows you how to remove the heatsink assembly correctly. Then you can replace the gunk underneath both the NB and SB with AS5 so your temps should drop to about 40-45 or even less. Hope this helps you. It helped me when I removed mine.
Psygnosi:)
i posted this before...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nitrius
i put an enzotech sb heatsink with fan on nb and now my temps are 40c instaed of 50c+
you can remove that pos alluminium heatsink;)
Blocks look sweet psygnosi ! Very nice