I´m just playing with some 3060´s here and while testing i did see my "old" nF4 DFIs on the shelf. Dunno why - but after one 3060 would not play over 3825MHz - i remembered the VCore Add % Option on the nF4s. This Option helped a lot during the "good old" nF4 times, "so what the heck" i thought and adapted the settings on one of my ICFX3200`s and ->
Findings:
"old":
3.80 100% stable with 1.5125V (Bios) - SG 1,42V - no %
3.85 No-Go with up to 1.6V (Bios) (reboot after ~ 2 mins)
3.90 No-Go (reboot after ~ 2 mins)
"new":
3.90 priming since ~ 30min with 1,5000 (Bios) + 5%
SG shows 1,47V under full load
- Coretemp reports 74c
- but no worry - it`s a very tiny h2o setup with a dual-radi.
If that works, i try to get the vcore down a bit and test again - looks like S775´s react kinda the same way the S939`s did in the past.
Dunno why
- but so far i`m more than happy
with that finding
Sometimes it´s good to look back and bring back some memories
Originally Posted by Pete@X
I´m just playing with some 3060´s here and while testing i did see my "old" nF4 DFIs on the shelf. Dunno why - but after one 3060 would not play over 3825MHz - i remembered the VCore Add % Option on the nF4s. This Option helped a lot during the "good old" nF4 times, "so what the heck" i thought and adapted the settings on one of my ICFX3200`s and ->
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks