What OS do you run charged? Nice OC though!:up:
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What OS do you run charged? Nice OC though!:up:
Thanks..:)
I run Both XP 32bit and Vista Home Premium 32bit
Hi guys
Model: Phenom X4 9500
Batch: CAAZB AA 0742APCW
Frequency: 3016 (10.5x2880)
Vcore: 1.4850
Motherboard/chipset: ASUS CrosshairII /780a
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/385690.png
Cooling H2O: D-Tek Fusion V2+Swiftech MCP655+Black Ice GTS-Lite 240 w/ 2 AC-Ryan 120 fans
Optional:
2H Everest Stress test (and counting...)
http://img399.imageshack.us/img399/3...stest2hfa8.jpg
Very nice for that CPU ...!!!
very nice cpu aGeoM ;)
some benchmarks ?
spi 1m please :D
Model: Phenom 9850 Black edition
Batch:JAAFB AA 0811CPQW
Frequency: 2940Mhz (210 x 14)
Vcore: 1.312v (Normal in BIOS)
Motherboard/chipset: Gigabyte GA-MA790FX-DQ6 Bios F5
Cpuid validation url:http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=385865
Cooling: Air (OCZ vendetta)
Stable for 3 hours+ in Prime 95. I've also tried short stablity tests with OCCT, Orthos, AMD Overdrive and Everest. It has been stable for several days at this frequency in many applications. I did try to take it higher using different combinations to get to 3.0Ghz and 3.1Ghz. I did manage to get to windows. Neither are stable. Random crashes and freezes. Not stable in prime 95. This is with 1 increase of VCore (0.25v). It could possibly be stable at those frequencies but I am fairly reluctant to increase the voltage again.
1.4 vCore should be safe enough as long as your cooling will handle it ... ;)
That is a nice clock for a 9500 aGeoM..I was only able to get 2.8ghz Stable on my 9600BE.
phenom 9500 CAAZB AA 0745GPIW
@2805 (255x11) 1.33v
MSI K9A2 platinum BIOS 1.1
http://img.techpowerup.org/080708/Ca...0-20080708.png
http://img.techpowerup.org/080707/receipt033.jpg
Nice clocks cdawall :).Don't wanna jinks it :),but any idle freezing at those clocks? Is that CPUz voltage correct?If so,that's a great OC.
EDIT: NB freq. 2550Mhz :shock: .Simply awesome!
left it on all by itself doing nothing for a couple hours and it ran just fine when i went back to itQuote:
Originally Posted by informal
i tihnk i can get that higher haven't really tried pushing it
It's like a miracle how some motherboards dont seem to care about the SB600 and actually do a good job:up:
its really weird isnt it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rammsteiner
Model: Phenom 9850 Black edition
Batch:JAAFB AA 0811 BPJW
Frequency: 2880Mhz (240 x 12)
Vcore: 1.3v
Motherboard/chipset: MSI K9A2 Platinum
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=387194
Cooling: Zalman 9700NT
Model: Phenom 9550
Batch:JAAHB AA 0817 BPDW
Frequency: 2800Mhz (255 x 11)
Vcore: 1.3v
Motherboard/chipset: ECS A780MG-A
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=385588
Cooling: Xigmatec HDT92
hows 2805mhz NB sound?Quote:
Originally Posted by informal
http://img.techpowerup.org/080710/Ca...8-20080710.png
cdawall, how you're able to go over 2000mhz nb speed :? i get lock up and board just wont let me to go over it :S weird stuff. 11x on nb :S strange indeed.
no idea but here is 3ghzQuote:
Originally Posted by KeZzZu
http://img.techpowerup.org/080710/Ca...9-20080710.png
wait here we go 3.3ghz
http://img.techpowerup.org/080710/Ca...0-20080710.png
CDAWALL: What are you using to change nb fid (multi)?
Don't be fooled by Cpu-Z..
I can do 7000MHz nb... but it's not for real. Unless you reboot after changing registers with msr editor, the change is not done.
On the side note it is only BE Phenoms that can change nb fid above 9, Phenom 9500 can only lower nb multi. (My own Phenom 9500 could not even do that, it was locked at 9)
Edit: You are probably running your nb at 2295MHz like your HT-Link (Wich is good for a 9500)
changing it in MSI's BIOS
Yes it is probably a bug in the bios.
Edit: Do a everest memory latency test with high nb clock, and do a test with stock clock, and they will be the same.
Edit2: The bug was discovered some time ago, look in KTE's MSI thread. :)
Incredible CPU Northbridge figures.
Shame it is almost certainly a BIOS bug.
Just out of interest does anyone know the maximum possible northbridge speed on a Phenom?
I think that this thread should be a sticky.
It seems to be 7000Mhz +/-pll fluctuations. Htt 200 * nb fid 35 = 7000MHz, theoretically that is:)
lol thats a shame i was liking the idea of a 3.3ghz NB clockQuote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
For comparisonQuote:
Originally Posted by aGeoM
9950BE at 3000 (15x200) 1.3625V
Same temps running everest stress test.
http://www.abload.de/img/3000ybf.jpg
Higher temps with prime95 and coredamage(60°C)
http://www.abload.de/thumb/3000gw0.jpg
http://www.abload.de/thumb/3000ye8.jpg
Am I missing something from my post to not be added?.. I it was updated since I posted...:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
EDIT Prime95Quote:
Originally Posted by justapost
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/3...imetempqy4.jpg
Coredamage 45°C
No you are not, it's just me postphoning updating it. SorryQuote:
Originally Posted by charged3800z24
OK.. I just wanted to make sure.. So I could add it if needed.Quote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
Thanks for the comparison aGeom, I rearranged the D-Tec and TIM a dozend times today and settled at ~55°C Coredamage temp (worst 72°C). My water temps are ~30°C so i think there is still room for improvement.Quote:
Originally Posted by aGeoM
1.4825V seems to be a chip or board limit here. I can run 3.2GHz fine at 1.48135 but the system pwoers off the screen after few minutes coredamage at 1.5V. :confused:
Can be the temps are the limit with bad adjusted D-tec the system reached 70° at 1.4V and powered off at 1.425V.
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB AA 0316GPMW
Frequency: 3.15GHz
Vcore: 1.32V
Motherboard/chipset: M3A32-MVP Deluxe Wifi/AP / 790FX
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=389547
Cooling: ThermalRight-120 Extreme w/ 2 Scythe S-Flex 1600RPM fans
http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/389547.png
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=389547
This stepping has proven stable with a 12 hour run of 2 instances of Orthos StressPrime at priority10 at 3.15GHz, 1.32V - with full-load temps of 50*C, which is a bit higher than the other 3 9850BE's I've tested, but I'd bet that after the AS5 cures a couple more days, that it'll drop down to a reasonable level.
Psychlone
**EDIT: 24 Hour run of dual instances of Orthos StressPrime completed - Full load is now 47*C
phenom 9500 CAAZB AA 0745GPIW
@2807 (255x11) 1.37v
Biostar TA780G M2+
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=389701
only done one mod to the mobo so far
http://img.techpowerup.org/080716/0716081122.jpg
noww the HD3200 is running @750mhz
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB AA 0810 BPMW
Frequency: 3.214GHz
Vcore: 1.37V
Motherboard/chipset:Asus CrosHair II/nVidia 780A
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/390776.png
Cooling: Water
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB AA 0810 BPMW
Frequency: 3.315GHz
Vcore: 1.40V
Motherboard/chipset:Asus CrosHair II/nVidia 780A
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/390784.png
Cooling: Water
We need an update. It's been nearly a month and a half.
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB AA 0810 BPMW
Frequency: 3.415GHz
Vcore: 1.41V
Motherboard/chipset:Asus CrosHair II/nVidia 780A
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/390795.png
Cooling: Water
@ Daltona
Up to what frequency is this stable?
Is this the first phenom trying at this mobo?
I have the crosshair and am very anxious about buying a phenom...
I am afraid it won't do this good.:shrug:
@ leoy
For now its stable at 3400mhz. have been running seti@home for 20 hours now, and it's still going.
I have tried a 9600 but it did not clock very well.
No, there is no garanty, but then again maybe you get a better one.
@Daltona that is one of the best chips so fare..N1
Excellent OC!!! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by daltona
Your 24 hour output should be in the lower 5k's at that speed ... :yepp:
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB AA 0316GPMW
Frequency: 3.485GHz
Vcore: 1.375V
Motherboard/chipset: M3A32-MVP Deluxe WiFi/AP / 790FX
Cpuid validation url: (see below)
Cooling: TRUE-120 w/ 2 Scythe S-Flex 1600RPM fans
Optional:
3.485GHz Orthos StressPrime Priority10 stable for 10 hours
Here's what's possible with a good LOW-Voltage CPU...I'm starting to think that some Phenoms are much like the dual-core Opterons in that a few of them don't require much voltage to go much further (just like Opterons!)
At the stock 2.5GHz speed, I can pass 10 hours of Orthos StressPrime Priority10 at 1.14V (this is it's lowest stable voltage at stock speed)
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=391337
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http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=391343
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http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=391344
http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/banner/391344.png
Now, 3.15 is only drawing 1.32V, but to get to 3.485GHz, it took 1.375, and to get to 3.51GHz, it was 1.45V - so you can begin to see the limitations of the motherboard and CPU combo, along with the point of diminishing returns happening right between 3.4 and 3.5GHz. Even though it's (roughly) 96% stable at 3.51GHz, it did BSOD just after 8 hours of Orthos StressPrime at priority10, but that's not all - pumping 1.45V though the CPU was idling at ~55*C and full-load was 62*C, well out of my comfort zone.
So, I've settled at the 3.485GHz at 1.375V for now...idle at 46*C and full-load at 55*C - well within range of my optimum thermal threshold, and passes 10 hours of Orthos StressPrime priority10.
I'm doing a bunch more tests to see what different variables do to the bandwidth and throughput, but for now, it spits out SuperPi 1M in 22.039 seconds, and has MB/s in Everest Ultimate Cache and Memory Benchmark of 10311R, 9457C, 11739W (which is just *screaming* fast - fastest I've tested yet!)
Also, when I can get ahold of the new 780G board, I'll be redoing the entire thing again...
Psychlone
Psychlone your batch number is inconsistent will all other Phenom 9850 numbers.
All the ones I have seen have 08 year followed by the week number.
Yep, sorry. Appears that I've been confused more than once...between all these different Phenoms, apparently I got mixed up a bit:
It's actually a JAAHB AA 0816 GPMW
http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/5...1124uu9.th.jpg
And, here's one with 3 of them together while the 4th (which is actually the 3rd one) was still in my computer:
http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/1...1147ef5.th.jpg
Sorry for the obvious mistake, I need to go around the net and change that info and my sig in several places. Thank you for pointing that out!
And, so far, my 3.485GHz has now passed 15 hours of Orthos Stressprime priority10 - but for some reason, it's load temp is now at 60*C...not sure if it's my house, as it is the hottest part of the day now, or if the AS5 has been pushed too far...
Psychlone
No problem. It was just weird that you seemed to have one that was made in 2003! :shocked:
Week 16? Unusual.
You do have an excellent CPU there.
If I'm not very much mistaken I believe the only ones we have seen so far have been week 9, 10 11 or 12. All of a sudden an (apparrent) 4 week gap. Interesting.
Maybe they were on holiday.:D
On a more serious note perhaps this is not a coincidence that your CPU overclocks so well. Maybe something significant changed in the manuafacturing process. Perhaps CPUs from week 16 onwards are different/better builds. This is all just speculation and cojecture at this point. We need others with Week 16+ plus 9850 Black editions to test.
Has anyone seen or does anyone have a 9850 Black edition with a batch of weeks 13-15 of 2008??
Just out of interest Psychlone how well/poorly do your other two Phenom 9850 Black editions overclock with the same setup?
well after i saw your first post i was like, wow I wish i could get a phenom like that and i was thinking about buying one anyways so i went to micro center and bought one and this is what i got,:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychlone
http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6530/dsc00879jh2.jpg
http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6...fee44ca8a8.jpg
JAAHB AA 0816GPMW
now i just need to find the right mobo for it:D
Nice OC! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychlone
Not that I doubt you at all but with all the other CPU-Z validations listed previously didn't you forget the important one for your stable and running OC? ;)
Hey, I think I figured out why yours is such a golden chip - it's a custom built Phenom from '03 that slipped out ...!!! :p:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Phenomenalspeed
I would have to put in the old addage of the 'Wednesday Car'...the analogy goes like this:
Monday - everyone is still thinking about that party they went to on Sat or Sun and is probably still nursing a hangover - quality down the drain
Tuesday - everyone is starting to get back into the swing, but dreading work - quality is coming up, but not the best
Wednesday - everyone is at the top of their game - quality at max
Thursday - everyone is beginning to think about the weekend ahead - quality lowering
Friday - everyone is ready to get the Hell out of work to party - quality at it's lowest
(...repeat) ;)
I would suspect, like you, that the missing weeks were time-off...perhaps there was a problem at the plant, maybe they all earned vacation, could be that they were tweaking something to make it better...
In any case, in one of the databases that I've seen, there are no steppings from weeks 14-16 (there was a single JAAHB 0813 APMW 9550 that I found while skimming real quick, but nothing at all for 14-16), then picks back up again at week 17 and goes to week 21 (for an X2 4600+) - may be that they weren't focusing on the Phenom plates at that timeframe and were pumping out some other or older cores just to get rid of the dies...I really don't know, and this is speculation.
Well, let's break them down by stepping:Quote:
Originally Posted by Phenomenalspeed
JAAFB AA 0809APMW (2.75GHz stable at 1.28V but wasn't stable at higher freq without over 1.45V)
JAAFB AA 0810BPAW (2.92GHz stable at 1.25V but wasn't stable at higher freq without over 1.45V)
JAAFB AA 0812EPMW (2.88GHz stable at 1.24V but wouldn't clock higher no matter how much voltage I threw at it)
And then the *winner*:
JAAHB AA 0816GPMW (3.49GHz stable at 1.375V and will go higher, but I don't dare give it much more voltage - this one I'm keepin'! ;))
Psychlone
Great result! :clap: Which OS do you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychlone
OK, i know my system still needs a few upgrades, but heres my overclock at 72hrs and still going.
Model: 9850 BE (B3)
Batch: JAAFB AA 0812 BPCW
Frequency: 3029.82
Vcore: 1.275
Motherboard/chipset: Asus M2N32-SLI Delux/NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=390862
Cooling: Air (Scythe Mugen)
Model :9950 BE (B3)
Batch : JAAWB AA 0820 BPMW
Freqency: 3450mhzCPU/2600+mhzNB
Vcore: Testing -Pushing the envolope High 1.56v+ (some one needs too):D
Note: 3.3ghz @1.31volts default!!!!!!!
Mobo: TA770/RX780/SB600 with Mod Bios 612.XXX) No TLBfix (Disabled) and All options for Optimal speed Enabled.
Cooling: D-Tek 2xBIX3's with 655(non chilled) Idle 26c after 6hours of Hell:D
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http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...ios3450mhz.jpg
I BELIEVE THIS IS GOOD.. i will test high FSB and low Multis soon enuff. AMD is on the right track.
Hi,
I have a M2N32-SLI Delux motherboard with 2x 2GB 800 MHz ddr2 ram and an AMD 9850 CPU fitted.
I have hit 3.0 GHz with just playing with the CPU multiplier and the system was stable, but when I move the multiplier up to the next level I will hit 3.1 GHz, Windows Vista will work for about 5 mins then I get blue screen of death.
Can any one give me any tips on what else I can set and change & try to see if I can get my system stable at 3.1 GHz or to get a higher clock?
At this time I can not buy a new motherboard, so I am stuck with the Asus M2n32-SLI Delux.
Many thanks for any help on this
Chart is updated. Let me know if I missed someone/thing etc etc :)
Nice one, I am in 11th place & I have not even pushed my CPU hard yet. Still need some tips on clocking the M2N32-SLI motherboard. I am very new to all this.
You need to find out what is stopping you. You should start by ruling out your ram by downclocking it :) Nice oc BTW, with the "old" chipset, proves that the sb600 - "sb750 chipset is gonna save us" thing is pretty overhyped IMO :)
On the other hand, as I posted in the SB750 thread about macci running 9600BE on SB750...Quote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
Quote:
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Phenom 9600BE @ 3360 (210x16) 1.55V
CPU NB = 2520MHz
RAM = 560MHz CL4-5-5-15-16
2x Radeon 3870 GFX @ 945/1310
AMD "Betta" (SB750)
Thank you LIKMARK,
From what I have seen others do I am going to try and up my ram voltage up a bit and try and push the bus a little and keep the CPU multiplier at x 15. I am running my PC at the stock multiplier speed of x 12.5 with a bus speed of 210 Hz giving me a top speed of 2.625 GHz with no problems. I have it set like this when I am not playing with the PC as I use it as a media hub for streaming TV and films to my Xbox 360. My PC is in my front room and I use SpeedFan to control all my fans. With these sittings I can run all my fans at 25%, so the only noise you here is from the hard drives. I also use my PC to convert hi-def movie files to HD-WMV which use to take a day on my old setup & is now only taking about 4 to 6 hours.
If I can get the CPU to run at x 15 at 210 this would bring me up to 3.150 GHz, this I would be happy with if I can get it to work
Yes.. I am not arguing that sb750 won't bring better stability and thereby higher clocks to some degree. As for the example you posted of Macci, I believe it is more due to his knowledge and competence paired with a good chip rather than sb750 in itself. It would be nice to see how far he could make the same chip clock on a sb600 or nf590/nf780a.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoF
That would eb a good way to see if it is just a kick ass chip.. I getting a SB750 board as soon as it hits the egg.. I will use the same chip i have and see how much btter it does. I am looking forward.... that was a nice clock on a 9600...
hey you got my old 9550 that reach 2.3 wouldn't get stable at 2.4ghz
I've had 9850 for two months now
being in 64bit vista
2.8ghz is all I get I need full 1.55 vcore for it though
chip won't boot at 2.9ghz ever.
batch numbers in signature isn't a good one
If I can get 3GHz out of my 9850 post-SB600, I'll be happy at last. That was what I wanted when I bought the thing.
I have the same batch number, 2.8 at stock vcore, I can run 3.0 at 1.55Quote:
Originally Posted by demonkevy666
3,2GHz 3dmark06 stable (didn't try anything else than that and 3dmark01, which is passed also) at 1,35V (32-bit). Phenom 9950BE. Don't know the batch (CPU already fitted in computer). Is it visible on the box somewhere?
You really should add a column for if the user is stable at 32-bit or 64-bit since it makes such a large difference on K10.
It would make sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Particle
Makes alot of sense.. I tossed XP64bit away for a Good 32bit XP with SP3.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoF
here's mine... 9750 @ 3,2ghz @ 1,4v @ dfi 790fx-m2r @ vista 64bit @ water..
in its socket since today morning.. and it seems to be stable :D
stepping is 0810GPAW
I just loaded XP64 @2.9ghz.. so far it is good. I will try my 3.1 and see how it does latter.
@LIKMARK: Saw you added the result from my sigi to the list. I run this on H2O not AIR!. ;)
updated, os column included, I will update the column more, but gotta go :)
@justapost: fixed :)
this thread will not be updated anymore
Why?
Might be something to related with nehalem thread in XS news section, i fully understand LIKMARK... sad to see another good poster doing away.Quote:
Originally Posted by nuts24
9950
JAAHB AA 0820BPMW
2700
1.3
Asus M3A32-MVP Deluxe
Water
Worst overclocking cpu I've ever owned in my life.
Model: Phenom 9850BE
Batch: JAAFB 0810 GPBW
Frequency: 3000 mhz
Vcore: 1.3v
Motherboard/chipset: AX78 770/SB600
Cpuid validation url: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=383844
Cooling: Water
so someone could take the current data and start a new thread ehh?Quote:
Originally Posted by LIKMARK
pity to waste all this work :D
I know.. We have the SB750 boards out and mine is on its way.. Will be here Wednesday. We might have more Phenom fun soon.. Need to keep it going..
Does any one know the best place to get SB750 boards in the UK? also its a shame not to carry on this database. I know that every one at the mo is going about why buy AMD? but for me it was all down to price. I got my Asus M2N32-SLI Delux (customer return) for £30 so I could run an phenom, I got 4 GB (2x 2GB sticks) of DDR2 for £30, Scythe Mugen cooler for £15. The only thing I had to pay full price for was the Phenom £145. So my total upgrade to a 4 core system was £220. Because every one is loving intel all there stuff holds its price. when I priced up the same parts for a 4 core intel system it came to £481, so by going AMD I saved myself £261.
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hi guys, as this isnt being updated anymore, it seems a waste to let it go, so i will take up the post and update it.
please dont post anymore results in this thread
new post here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...43#post3195043
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