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Printable View
Like the old days! Just play with fsb and volt!
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Ran into a fsb wall at 124, had to raise volt and lower memory.
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Nice. How far can you get?
I've read someone at AT forums mention something along the lines of 2.7 ghz with +0.2v, which took power consumption from around 20-25w to 65w... still negligible and these should be plenty fast at those clocks. Probably pushing it considering it's 28nm silicon at those volts... but what the hell! These are cheap! :D
2.5 ghz at 1.3v seems to be a nice middle spot.
Working on it... :) yes 0.2v is a lot for these. I just gave mine +0.01v to get past a fsb wall at 124 Mhz. gonna push it a little more now..
Cant get past 125-130 gave it +0.05v no luck. Can boot at 2666 MHz but cant get into windows. Think I must tweak the northbridge a little to go any further. Guess its harder to OC these since they have the GPU in the same chip.
A 25% OC is all there is this evening. Will have a second look into it tomorrow!
So how much it does on stock voltage ? 2460 ?Quote:
Originally Posted by fng77
Thanks for the tests!
Thanks for the testing fng77!
I probably missed it somewhere, but what mobo are you using that lets you adjust the HTRef clock?
I recently built a NAS rig with an ASRock AM1 mobo, and although I didn't even try to OC it, I didn't see any kind of OC'ing features in the bios...
In fact I didn't even see any tweaks for the bus clock!
Dave
At 2.5 GHz, it's only 2 seconds slower in the 1M compared to my FX-6300 at 4.1GHz!
The only mobos so far that are known to allow OCing like this are the asus ones. The OP stated having one of these in another thread. Others (msi IIRC) can do a paltry 4-5 mhz OC on the bclk before getting unstable, similar to what happens on sandy/ivy/haswellQuote:
Originally Posted by Daveburt714
Damn. So these little cores aren't called jaguar for nothing :DQuote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
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Originally Posted by Daveburt714
Im using Asus AM1I-A, has a lot of bios OC tweaks
Yes, thats right.Quote:
Originally Posted by vario
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Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
Wow! Thats fun to hear! These chips are so damn small :) They run very, very cool too. The minimal heatsink is barley warm under load. Should be very fun to really push it, with a bigger heatsink, and high volt :)
I will try to get your FX-6300 tonight :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Vodka
You are right about that sir :yepp:
I just love these Strecom chassis, so slim in everyway, not much space left but the thing is, the cpu is cold anyway, even under load.. But i guess I can get it colder for some more more OC testing.
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I even had to swith the original fan to a smaller one.
wow, nice, seems much fun for OC :)
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Originally Posted by FlanK3r
Yeah!
You got your up to 2 GHz! Did you ran in to a fsbwall at 125 too?
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Originally Posted by Daveburt714
Here is the Asus Bios:
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Got some tweaks.
Ok Guys day two!
Couldnt get past the wall at 125! Tried to lower memory ratio no luck... Tried to lower multiplier no luck.. Jolted it with 0.05+ volt, 0.07+ no luck..
Got mad and wet to the wardrobe got a real fan and set that up. Cranked up the volt to 0.1+ Success! Got past the 125 wall, now I?m at 130, but with lower multi. Temps are not bad, around 37-40 idle.
up at 133 now with a x19 multi
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140
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Gonna get the fx Moohaahaaa!
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Very nice!
That's first 2.8GHz Jaguar core I've seen :)
What's your iGPU clock with that FSB?
can it run Cinebench?
Not as much of a gain in time, maybe memory timings/speed are becoming limit?
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Originally Posted by Lightman
He, he call me crazy but I had to up the volt +0.2. The temps were not too bad. Will check the GPU to night.
Gonna test that too.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
Yes I think so too. I got much worse results as soon as I had to lower memory speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
CPU + GPU + HDD load test everest
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2,8 GHz +0.2 vcore
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Exactly 20 watts!
Holy :banana::banana::banana::banana:! Tweaked my system a bit.. Now at 134 FSB and 1429 memory. Look at these superPi results!!
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Working on cinebench-results..
Am I getting there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by [XC] Lead Head
Lets Cinebench this little chip now :up:
Just having a bit of fun myself ... :)
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Originally Posted by massman
Thats more like it! Ha, ha
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Im ashamed, just didnt had the time :rofl:
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Ok guYs here comes the CineBench-numbers:
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gpu-z cant read it alright at the moment..
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Thats the reason for the everst image.
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2800 MHz Not stable... Dont know if its got something to do with my heatsink :p:
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2500 MHz is stable, these are the number:
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Originally Posted by massman
Looks like you got the gear! Push this chip.. Pu, Pu, Push it real hard.
this is awesome little chip. I need to find 5350 too, 5150 is too weak :D. Wow, if someone get 3 GHz valdiation....
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Originally Posted by FlanK3r
Look at my damn rig.. its a joke :) for OC:ing If I just had the time to install a bigger heatsink, the 3GHz wouldnt be a problem.. Ill se what I can do this evening :)
I still got the record for SuperPI on this little chip dont I?
Someone posted this in AT forums. Just feed it some more volts! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
http://valid.canardpc.com/xfs78d
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He didn't use the integrated GPU for that, probably needed to get the bus that high.
Any chance you could run a single thread cinebench R15 test?
I found this validation at HWBot, it was with Ln2 ,lol :)
Yes, this superpi is the best with Kabini :). If you can, try Kaveri 7850K, very quick in Superpi 32M for AMD...
I think the maximum for this chip is 132FSB with NB/MEM at highest dividers. I get screen corruption afterwards, perhaps due to IGP. Maybe I should try a dGPU. With lower NB/MEM I can go up to about 145FSB and 2.83G but the performance is a lot lower. I guess cache is linked to NB frequency.
HWBOT Prime performance isn't too bad either! 3700-ish points for a 25W chip.
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Does any one know how this compare to a Q9450 (775 socket), on 3D Revit?
Hey FNG, I was wondering if you are using the drives in the photo for those overclocks? (The WD Green and Corsair SSD). I can't get much passed 105 Bclk without Windows7 rebooting during start up which makes me suspect the old crappy drive I'm using (Seagate ST316012AS) may not be tolerating the increased clock.
Anyway, any insights appreciated.
Thats right!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pongi
It sounds strange that the drive prevents a o.c Never heard of it. Have you bumped the volts a bit. I think its more likely that it is the RAM. Try to lower the multi on the ram.
Anybody delide one yet?
Yeah I was interested in knowing whether indeed this latest AMD chip is any stronger than a 775 socket cpu. I know AMD lapses in performance compared to any current Intel hardware just little confirmation relating to performance with older Intel cpu's is released, is there something suspicious going on here?Quote:
Originally Posted by N00B
I got it sorted, disabled AHCI which was enabled by default, re-installed Win7 on a new hard disk and is working better now. I've only taken it up to 125 BCLK so far and it's running pretty good. I'm guessing it simply had to do with not running in IDE mode.Quote:
Originally Posted by fng77
Seems like the PCI-E slot doesn't have a locked clock.
More OC results!!
I wasn't going to overclock as I had previously heard only 100mhz or so was possible. 2.5ish would definitely make it worth it. What tweaks or settings are you guys using to overclock? Is everyone enabling IDE mode? What kind of clocks can be expected in AHCI mode?
Asus am1l-a
5350, stock cooler
kingston ssd
400w ps
r7 260
bumpz
get a good air cooler and just start messing with the bios. add some volts. and lower memory timings
disable achi mode i think...correct guys?
check asus bios setting earlier in thread
This PC is for a kid, I'm not going to get crazy with it. I just wanted to know if it's possible to get a few extra hundred mhz out of this thing without disabling ahci mode (from those who have done it).Quote:
Originally Posted by tbone8ty
Never deny a kid of an xtremesystem ;)
Just noticed Asrock added some overclocking functions in a BIOS update to one of their ITX boards:
http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/AM1B-IT...wnload&os=BIOS