Quote Originally Posted by faior View Post
Some more testing with my platform, 3.1GHz and 1.4Vcore yes, 1066MHz 5-5-5-15-2T unganged and NB2400MHz@1.1V, HT2000MHz @defaultV seems to be 24/7 stable for now. ACC at 2%, I dont even know does this ACC work? I get the same results without it .. :/

Still restarts when I try to clock more .. any ideas? 3dmark06cpu 4600 points and wprime 12.4sec, superpi 24.5s

Im probably buying a new PSU next week to see if it helps
NB 2.4GHz@1.1V Typo?
I'd try ACC 0+ and 2+ first see if you can go lower with the voltage. My chip does not work without ACC above ~3.15GHz. I need ~1.45V and ACC 0+ or 2+ for 3.2GHz. Above 3.2GHz 0+ is no longer stable here but 2+ is. But this can vary between chips. I tested low voltage with ACC at stock (2.6GHz). With ACC -2 I found 1.25V but with 0+ it was 1.1825V. So 0+ is best for me from ~2.6GHz-3.1GHz and 2+ for 3.2-3.4GHz, above I used 4+ but that is for benching only.
To find the best ACC value find the lowest stable voltage with ACC off and then test a few ACC values with a lower voltage. Use the one with the lowest requirement. I'd use a lower NB multi and a higher NB voltage to sort out instabilities from that side while you test ACC.