I have made a Work PC for my Dad and i Test max Clock with the 6300 :) Vid1.27 i had max 4,8Ghz on 1,56v and 24/7 4,2Ghz at 1,42VCore LinX and Prime stable at Scythe Mugen max 67C.
its Ok for a ofice PC
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I have made a Work PC for my Dad and i Test max Clock with the 6300 :) Vid1.27 i had max 4,8Ghz on 1,56v and 24/7 4,2Ghz at 1,42VCore LinX and Prime stable at Scythe Mugen max 67C.
its Ok for a ofice PC
Sorry
On a MSI P43 Neo all at Air
My chip is so bad :(
It won't even boot at 4Ghz with anything less then 1.5Vcore
Is there anything else I can change to help it out?
In the memory of my E6300 which i sold 2 weeks ago and i bought an i5 750 i post a 538 FSB validation:D
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/screenshot/740786.png
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=740786
There must be a bios setting which is holding you back, since you said you can get 3.8GHz no problem with much less voltage. There's no way 200MHz extra on the CPU will require more than 0.1v just to get to desktop; perhaps you are overvolting FSB/NB/DIMM. I couldn't boot over 400FSB until I drastically reduced some other voltages, and now I can get past 500FSB no problem without too much vcore.Quote:
Originally Posted by almighty15
My chip has a high VID but benches nicely at 500x8 with only 1.4v bios.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...spi500x8-1.png