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  1. 02-17-2009, 02:00 PM #1
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    w00t 4ghz!

    Finally got my new rig up and going after my OCZ took a dump and was able to reach 4ghz REALLY easy at 1.6v (under water) last 2 chips I had could only do 3.8 at ungodly high voltage, i've been through 3 boards and 3 processors this month trying to find out wtf has been going on, apparently my old OCZ was killing them (and apparently the ram too) so I stepped up to an 1000HX and it's been SO much better

    I tried messing with the NB Multi but can't seem to get it any higher, what's great is this is with Vista 64 no 32! it's an EPAW under water


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    great job, I cant seem to get past 3.95 for 3d.
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  3. 02-17-2009, 02:11 PM #3
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    Very nice!

    I can't wait to get a new Mainboard so I can try for 4Ghz
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChristmasGT View Post
    I tried messing with the NB Multi but can't seem to get it any higher, what's great is this is with Vista 64 no 32! it's an EPAW under water
    over here I have M3A79-T and X4 940...NB@2.6GHz /w 1.3V under air, prime stable...
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  5. 02-17-2009, 03:32 PM #5
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    is your CPU OC'd? Perhaps the High Clock on the phenom doesn't agree with the NB?
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    44c @ 1.6v is your load temp or does it go higher?
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  7. 02-17-2009, 04:39 PM #7
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    Nice work, but.....
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  8. 02-17-2009, 04:42 PM #8
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    LoL only a couple...thousand Mhz behind you Throwed ><

    Yeah my load temp seems to hover around 44c I've got an MCR320 with 3 HS YL fans on it so it stays pretty cool since it's the only thing in the loop. i've been trying to figure out what's going on with my NB, I cant get it to boot in anything past 2.2Ghz, i've even tried throwing 1.4v at it and couldnt get 2.4 stable. IDK what it's deal is
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    Quote Originally Posted by Throwed View Post
    Nice work, but.....
    first of all core temp is the most inaccurate program for reading clock speeds it tells me im at 5.7 gigs when im at 4.8 , cpu validation would be nice considering how buggy core temp is thats not mentioning it sais four cores enabled but there is only one temperature listed and lastly those clock can only be attained on ln2 or cascade
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    I don't see almost 6ghz being possible at 40c core temp
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    dude its not possible his core temp bugged up
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  12. 02-17-2009, 05:14 PM #12
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    whats the best way to find out the temp then?
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    a probe would be the best but if it has to be software I would go with HWmonitor
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ozzfest05 View Post
    first of all core temp is the most inaccurate program for reading clock speeds it tells me im at 5.7 gigs when im at 4.8 , cpu validation would be nice considering how buggy core temp is thats not mentioning it sais four cores enabled but there is only one temperature listed and lastly those clock can only be attained on ln2 or cascade
    Works great for me other than the fact that the CPU Core voltages/temps are wrong. BTW, I use Dry Ice(-109). I work for Airgas Dry Ice in Augusta. I get pellets, rice, blocked ice/penguin ice, and etc. for free.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChristmasGT View Post
    is your CPU OC'd? Perhaps the High Clock on the phenom doesn't agree with the NB?
    it is: 3.6 GHz@ 1.475 (ASUS overvolitng under 100% prime, so real Voltage is 1.5V)
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    Figured out what was going on, I was upping the NB Volts and not the CPU > NB Volts got it to 2800Mhz =D
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    Quote Originally Posted by Throwed View Post
    Works great for me other than the fact that the CPU Core voltages/temps are wrong. BTW, I use Dry Ice(-109). I work for Airgas Dry Ice in Augusta. I get pellets, rice, blocked ice/penguin ice, and etc. for free.
    i was gonna say wut -109... oh lol °F. =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by biohead View Post
    i was gonna say wut -109... oh lol °F. =)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Throwed View Post
    Works great for me other than the fact that the CPU Core voltages/temps are wrong. BTW, I use Dry Ice(-109). I work for Airgas Dry Ice in Augusta. I get pellets, rice, blocked ice/penguin ice, and etc. for free.
    That speed is unnatainable at those temps DI or not ........most will be hard pressed to break 5gig with DI, much less get to damn near 6gig.........

    No offense but validation or it didn't happen....
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    Quote Originally Posted by ILikeCosmosS View Post
    why does phenom II always have to be behind i7
    this guy got 54xxx in his 3dmarkscore
    errr i hope 945 will perform better with ddr3 memory
    well, well, well... isn't that our Mr. Viral Master-Blaster Phd back to AMD room?

    I guess, it was a time just as this thread slipped couple pages below:

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    Quote Originally Posted by ILikeCosmosS View Post
    why does phenom II always have to be behind i7
    this guy got 54xxx in his 3dmarkscore
    errr i hope 945 will perform better with ddr3 memory


    WR 3DMark06 belongs to Phenom II in case you didn't notice.

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