Quick Update:
Nope. Nothing works. OverDrive doesn't work for me no matter what I do. Will instantly freeze the system. I can boot at 220HT from BIOS stock, I'm running it right now but changing 1MHz on HT through OD from 200 to 201 will freeze it.
OverDrive detects wrong CPU voltage and wrong CPU speeds when you change NB speed through WPCEDIT. Like Neoseeker report, at least 300MHz higher a 8x NB multi.
"Phenom 3GHz" guy said he changed HT multi to 3x -> I can't change HT multi anywhere. 5x is stock.
I've tried max core volts (1.525V), max NB volts and max HT volts. It makes zero difference but to power/temps.
I've tried WPCREDIT (tictac's methods- thank you fella). Changed NB speed, only multi 8, 9, 10 work for me but that doesn't allow a single MHz more in anything.
Stock NB speed:
New NB speed:
Still have RAM problems.
Also some advice: The only thing I've done since my last reinstall on two new HDs is changed HT between 210-220, failed POST a few times, system reset values itself (no power off) and already my system is again finding plus 50 HD errors (checkdisk runs again and again). For me it's not too bad since I'm only testing it, I paid nothing for it and it's not going to be my day to day runner. For anyone with crucial info or HDs attached, this is a major problem.
What you already have is better, I would stick to that or a Q9450 if I were you. This platform is far from ready yet, it's not advisable to buy it to run day to day at all. To test anything is fine but to run daily, you can totally forget about Phenom for now. Far far too many headaches.Originally Posted by Blacklash
2.4GHz stock volts with very low speed/high latency RAM is about max consistent stable for daily use. Until they sort out these major issues.
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