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    Anyone any idea how I can stabilise Core 1? Is the only way more voltage?

    4.2Ghz and 1.424V the first core is going strong in prime blend test for almost 8 hours yet first core failed in 1 hour 11 mins :\

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    Quote Originally Posted by Willhub View Post
    Anyone any idea how I can stabilise Core 1? Is the only way more voltage?

    4.2Ghz and 1.424V the first core is going strong in prime blend test for almost 8 hours yet first core failed in 1 hour 11 mins :\
    Try a custom run of 10Kfft's in Orthos or Prime for 15 minutes. If she does not pass try adjusting the gtl for that core, usually higher but you never know.

    If it passes 10kfft's, look at ram timings,ram voltage and NB/vtt voltage.

    Larry
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Lar View Post
    Try a custom run of 10Kfft's in Orthos or Prime for 15 minutes. If she does not pass try adjusting the gtl for that core, usually higher but you never know.

    If it passes 10kfft's, look at ram timings,ram voltage and NB/vtt voltage.

    Larry
    I know that wasn't directed towards me but thanks for the tip.

    I'm having a not-so-fun time with this pos E. I'm at 4ghz 1.440v (after vdrop/droop LLC disabled) PL of 12, all pullins disabled and insane PLL of 1.58v, nbV of 1.3v.

    Anything less on any of these values and it's crash city.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ket View Post
    Can you run 4GHz stable @ 1.42v?
    Hi, yes 4Ghz is stable at 1.42V

    http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ursfinally.jpg

    1.34V actually, but I want to push the FSB and 500fsb causes blend to fail all the time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Lar View Post
    Try a custom run of 10Kfft's in Orthos or Prime for 15 minutes. If she does not pass try adjusting the gtl for that core, usually higher but you never know.

    If it passes 10kfft's, look at ram timings,ram voltage and NB/vtt voltage.

    Larry
    My ram cant be the problem, ram is at 2.04V, was under 1066Mhz and 5-5-5-15, stock is 1066Mhz 5-5-5-15 2.0-2.1V.

    Its G.Skill PC8500.

    I was running prime and adjusted the second core GTL to like 0.7+ and it still failed, dont want to go too high dont want to damage anything.

    What will 10K FFT's do? if it fails with standard surely that means instability?

    Quote Originally Posted by ReverendMaynard View Post
    I know that wasn't directed towards me but thanks for the tip.

    I'm having a not-so-fun time with this pos E. I'm at 4ghz 1.440v (after vdrop/droop LLC disabled) PL of 12, all pullins disabled and insane PLL of 1.58v, nbV of 1.3v.

    Anything less on any of these values and it's crash city.

    In another thread related to this mobo I posted my voltages and other ram settings, have a try with them.

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...3&postcount=22
    Last edited by Willhub; 09-07-2008 at 09:02 AM.

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