Achim use this AOD: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...rive_2.10.htmlOriginally Posted by justapost
Go to this page under Preferences and untick the options you don't want to see. It will speed up AOD loading up time: http://img71.imageshack.us/img71/3712/pagelisths7.jpg
Here's what my system runs stock (look at VCore 1.184V):
Same for 2.42GHz, it's fully stable. If I OC using AOD the voltages automatically crank up or down depending on frequency.
This is something new and very odd. For instance, if I put 2750MHz then the voltages will automatically rise higher to 1.452V for VCore and 1.4V for HT.
P-States is a BIOS option but still in the early stages. I set my HT/NB options fully in BIOS. When I test CnQ I leave NB at low frequency at 4x multi from BIOS, like this: http://img71.imageshack.us/img71/9030/91wnocnqzj8.jpgDid phenom reduce the nb-multiplier and the nb-speed in CnQ mode with any of the bioses u used?
Look at that screenshot carefully compared to others. Usually 1.2V is lowest you can set in AOD. But now AOD offers voltage all the way to 0.7V.
I've tried it but didn't measure the power consumption/temps at that voltage.
It's your NB mainly. You'll need to get it below 1900MHz and then try this same procedure again. You should be able to get at least 2600MHz stable IMO with a low NB multi.Yeah, saw your post on that other thread after writingmy answer.
That is better that here, took me the whole day to get from 222 to 224, the day before i made my way from 200 up to 222 again. It runs prime95 for an hour without probs at 224. If i put 0,025V more on volts on the cpu with those settings, the system eighter freezes or powers off after ~5min prime95 (always a few seconds after the second test starts).
Which BIOS are you running?
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