Have you tried feeding it more voltage? Should be possible IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by nelcon
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Have you tried feeding it more voltage? Should be possible IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by nelcon
Tested with prime95 blend tests, 3dmark, cinebench and passed ok. But just started playing up and getting ( A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor ) tried more volts which made it worse. Looks like one core is weak, Board is Crosshair iii and have full watercooling. Not very good at overclocking what would be best to try.
Stable at 3.9Ghz (1.5V) 2400 NB (1.26V)
Corsair H50
Cant get stable at 4ghz :-(
http://premium1.uploadit.org/bobbybo...3900-x2555.jpg
First PII 555 @TWKR : )))
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=992449
I wouldnt say stable yet as yo have only ben running for 10 mins. P95 takes a while to find instability if you want a quick test try linXQuote:
Originally Posted by Balb0wa
need to get the temps down if you want 4ghz stable IMO.
My Phenom II X2 555BE 1002, unlock Fail :(
I have the latest bios on my MSI DKA790GX Platinum, but i dont know if there are any special bios to my DKA790 Platinum board?
But very good overclocker as X2
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=992577
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=994184
maybe you need to update a bios that support unlocking...
looks like you have room to go a bit higher with that voltageQuote:
Originally Posted by Boyu
I was thinking about a 955 C3 to replace my C2 720, but this 555 might be my new choice.
same here Im building my GF a rig soon and Im getting a 555 to go in it but if it unlocks and clocks higher than my 720 Il swap them overQuote:
Originally Posted by Afrodisiac
Hehe I like your style. I will pick one of these up in a few weeks. Got a few chips on the way to play with in the mean time ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bitemarks666
cant have her with a better rig than me now I can I
need moar voltage.Quote:
Originally Posted by nelcon
Excuse my n00bishness, but how do you unlock all four cores on the Phenom ii X2 555? Is it just luck of the draw on the chip you get? Or is there something that you can do?
Tried a few more volts and lowered the overclock slightly to get stable.
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yes it all luck of teh draw as AMD sometimes disables the cores as they are faulty so you cant unlock them and if you do they wont be stable and sometimes they just disable the cores to satisfy demand and you can unlock these and they will be completely stableQuote:
Originally Posted by eth0s
what batch is this chip??:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Boyu
Holy crap! I just want to compare something here, I have an i7 @ 4ghz 3ghz NB speed and it pulls about 53GFlops 32bit....Quote:
Originally Posted by nelcon
I am very impressed to see your phenom to do lower than 4ghz and 50GFlops in 64bit.
I am curious tho, as to why another poster either in this thread or the C3 thread...could only hit around 38Gflops in 32bit mode @ 4ghz. 64bit shouldnt make that much of a difference! lol, Ive only see it be a few Gflops difference on intel hardware.
I am of course referring to your linx screenie =)
No idea, somebody with a bit more knowledge than myself might be able to explain, I just used to it test stabliity as recommended by a few people.
Yeah something rather strange there.
Just had a look around the net and found this :-http://www.overclock.net/amd-cpus/649258-unofficial-phenom-linx-stable-club.html
Tried mine with all memory selected and only did 10 runs before restarting.
Wow, I really don't understand AMD's business model at all. Gimping a quad-core to make a dual-core is pretty silly, IMHO, but whatever. I haven't bought an AMD cpu since my old socket 939 dual-core FX-60, but oh man that was a sweet chip, didn't really overclock too much (3.0ghz is all I could get out of it), but it was just about the fastest thing around when it came out. But now I'm interested in AMD again, especially at the thought of a $99 quad. But I think it might be safer to just get a quad Propus, than gambling on getting a quad-core Phenom ii X2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bitemarks666
true if you want or need a quad then you have to buy a quad but it is nice when you buy a dual or tri core and it unlocks to quad. also the business model is pretty good on AMDs part as all the chips are based on the same monolithic quad design if a core doesnt meet the standard then it is disabled, we as overclockers have different standards for example my 4th core is unstable at any speed below 1.5V this was unacceptable to AMD so it was disabled but to me it is fine as Im on water, so instead of throwing the chip in the bin and getting nothing AMD disables cores and sells them as dual and quads, you will must likely see the same happen with the hexacores that that dont make the grade they will be cut to 4 cores but using our overclockers standards we may be able to get it back to 6 coresQuote:
Originally Posted by eth0s