Vcore or VID? I'm talking about VIDOriginally Posted by jonspd
strange I had no problem changing my vcore from 1.42 which I was running on the 9600be to 1.35 on the 9850 seeing as I forgot to set that back to stock before chip swap
What did you change it to and from? What values?also the nb vid works as I check after I realized that the cpu vid was working.
Like I said a long time back, Prime is only FPU/INT and load stability, whereas with complex architectures, no more complex than Phenom, you have many different components to test for stability. Whatever it is, this is a first for me and its been across all 6x Phenoms I've tried. I am perplexed as to exactly what it is though...I really find that WISE stability thing annoying. It looks like it's never going to be stable either. Once you think it's going good and you think you got the right setting it freezes...
BUT - it doesn't mean no setting above stock is unstable, infact, I'm running 2700 now and its perfectly stable. What does that mean?
Load-bench may be fine up to 3155MHz in my case but real stability is only fine <2800 so far.
I can't see how its BIOS or board, tried many boards and BIOSes and RAM, and CPUs - its just Phenoms, that's the bare fact.
Yea I said it a long while back - I don't count it unless you can run it error free for a few days uptime and messing - which includes regular tasks without a hiccup.[EDIT]Also that makes me wonder if those good OC's achieved by for example Tony are REALLY stable. I mean, what are we doing wrong then.
Hey ChrisCould anybody say me, how can i change my NB Multi, Bios 1.2 isnt for my Phenom B3 9650. I cant oc in high regions when the NB Frequency is over 2100
Only BIOS that we kow can change it is 1.13 and it does work fine for B3s although officially not supported - its a BETA
~November 16th release IIRC.
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