Phenom II X4 @ +6 GHz by Team Finland

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Originally Posted by dread77

6221....:up:

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fixed - http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=467243

can i has it?

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Originally Posted by dread77

6221....:up:

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2 Cores? , how much with 4 cores?

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Originally Posted by Lastviking

2 Cores? , how much with 4 cores?

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6GHz.

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Originally Posted by TiTON

Hmm.. very interesting. I have both boards, so i have to check that out. Thanks for the info :)

Ton

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Originally Posted by leoy

Unfortunately the asus reads the value in the bios, and goes all the way up to 1.55. Nothing more. :(

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Cool.. it actually worked :)

I am currently using 0602 bios on my Asus M3A79-T Dlx.

I set bios to 1.7v. In windows AOD Reports 1.50v, and volt meter reads 1.7v.

I am able to bump AOD from 1.50 to 1.55. And vCore increases 1.75 volts :)

I verified the voltage increased via vCore read point and volt meter.

Nice find.. now does anyone know how I can "reduce" the AOD to read like 1.3 instead? So it gives me .25 bump?

Ton

You can always Vmod you mb...:up: Though, vdroop increases dramaticaly which effects stability in extremely high frequencies (greater that 6GHz).

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Originally Posted by TiTON

Cool.. it actually worked :)

I am currently using 0602 bios on my Asus M3A79-T Dlx.

I set bios to 1.7v. In windows AOD Reports 1.50v, and volt meter reads 1.7v.

I am able to bump AOD from 1.50 to 1.55. And vCore increases 1.75 volts :)

I verified the voltage increased via vCore read point and volt meter.

Nice find.. now does anyone know how I can "reduce" the AOD to read like 1.3 instead? So it gives me .25 bump?

Ton

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The Gigabyte MA790GP-DS4H always reads 1.3v VID in AOD. Regaurdless of Vcore you put in Bios. It is quite nice...you should give it a try...

http://3800z24.info/Phenom/9950/GB_VID_vs_Vcore.JPG

http://3800z24.info/Phenom/3_3ghz.jpg

[QUOTE=charged3800z24;3519882]The Gigabyte MA790GP-DS4H always reads 1.3v VID in AOD. Regaurdless of Vcore you put in Bios. It is quite nice...you should give it a try...

[QUOTE]

That is very interesting :) I will have to give it a try a bit later. Thanks for showing me that.

Ton

interesting defently not a backyard spiecal

HMMM me thinks I will get some AMD overclocking action for the first time in 3 years!