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[trt740]

I was wondering if adding +.250 is safe on air

my current setting are cpu 1.475v
n/b 1.4v
s/b 1.4v
n/b to cpu vid 1.4v

running n/b at 2800 and cpu at 20x200=4.0ghz

[BeepBeep2]

I was wondering if adding +.250 is safe on air

my current setting are cpu 1.475v
n/b 1.4v
s/b 1.4v
n/b to cpu vid 1.4v

running n/b at 2800 and cpu at 20x200=4.0ghz

You mean CPU_NB?

Theres a Northbridge voltage which you can keep at stock along with the southbridge voltage. SB should not be that high, it'l burn.

CPU_NB is safe up to 1.45v.

[trt740]

You mean CPU_NB?

Theres a Northbridge voltage which you can keep at stock along with the southbridge voltage. SB should not be that high, it'l burn.

CPU_NB is safe up to 1.45v.

my current setting are cpu 1.475v
n/b 1.4v
s/b default
cpu-n/b 1.4v

running n/b at 2800 and cpu at 20x200=4.0ghz

Thx for the help shouldn't I leave the n/b voltage at 1.4v because of my n/b speed being set at 2800? I changed the s/b voltage as you suggested and for some reason my thuban need more CPU voltage than most to hit 4.0ghz. I think thx max voltage is 1.5v but I'm not sure.

[felix_w]

my current setting are cpu 1.475v
n/b 1.4v
s/b default
cpu-n/b 1.4v

running n/b at 2800 and cpu at 20x200=4.0ghz

Thx for the help shouldn't I leave the n/b voltage at 1.4v because of my n/b speed being set at 2800? I changed the s/b voltage as you suggested and for some reason my thuban need more CPU voltage than most to hit 4.0ghz. I think thx max voltage is 1.5v but I'm not sure.

I think that for high NB clocks, most important is CPU-NB VID not NB voltage.

Beepbeep is right. You may lower your NB & SB voltages, not very good and not gaining anything actually having them in 1.4V. Top 1.25V should be fine.