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I have a 720 BE x4...i only got to 3.399GHz. But, I didn't OC the video or memory, and only took my CPU volts to like 1.4125.

I need to go back and read all 492 pages and learn from you guys
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Those temps for your vcore are actually really great. The next step for you really is a Megahalem or even a WC loop.
Yeah, exactly this. Even if you bought a megahalem, i dout you would see much more than 4'c off your temps. WC'ing is different though, you can build some beastly loops but dont expect to take 10'c off.

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I have a 720 BE x4...i only got to 3.399GHz. But, I didn't OC the video or memory, and only took my CPU volts to like 1.4125.

I need to go back and read all 492 pages and learn from you guys
Yeah, the max safe voltage that still leaves you under warranty is 1.55v. I have mine at 1.5v (droops to 1.488) and absolutely love that I got this great of an OC for the board that I have.

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Yeah, the max safe voltage that still leaves you under warranty is 1.55v. I have mine at 1.5v (droops to 1.488) and absolutely love that I got this great of an OC for the board that I have.

hmm maybe I should try to hit 3.7ghz...I'm stable right now

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Yeah, the max safe voltage that still leaves you under warranty is 1.55v. I have mine at 1.5v (droops to 1.488) and absolutely love that I got this great of an OC for the board that I have.
Your warranty goes at 1.425v, according to AMD anyway.

If you have a Gmail account, you can PM me your Gmail address and i can give you privileges so you can edit the chart on the front page. You have plenty of REP.

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Yeah, the max safe voltage that still leaves you under warranty is 1.55v. I have mine at 1.5v (droops to 1.488) and absolutely love that I got this great of an OC for the board that I have.
Yeah, 3.72 is awesome. I am kinda in the same boat. 720 is on a Biostar board, which aren't bad but aren't the best either...ya know?

About to build a 550BE rig tho. Hoping I can take it to at least 3.5GHz on 4 unlocked cores. I dished out $170 for the MSI GD70 mobo. Hope it works to all the claims.

But yeah, my lil 720 x4 hums along at 3.399 (can i just call it 3.4? lol) and never has a glitch on 1.4125V. I might go up to 1.4875 and see what I can get out of it. maybe 3.5?

Oh yeah. The best thing to help my system temps..was the new AC system I had put in the house.

I really look forward to doing reading at home...when I'm not building a shed, fixing my Mom's PC (6 hour round trip drive), or working on my chatroom I own/run.

Thanks again.
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hmm maybe I should try to hit 3.7ghz...I'm stable right now
Do it! . You have a better chipset than I do, so it should be possible. I'm gonna shoot for 240x16 tonight. Not sure how stable that would be, but it doesn't hurt to try .

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Yeah, 3.72 is awesome. I am kinda in the same boat. 720 is on a Biostar board, which aren't bad but aren't the best either...ya know?

About to build a 550BE rig tho. Hoping I can take it to at least 3.5GHz on 4 unlocked cores. I dished out $170 for the MSI GD70 mobo. Hope it works to all the claims.

But yeah, my lil 720 x4 hums along at 3.399 (can i just call it 3.4? lol) and never has a glitch on 1.4125V. I might go up to 1.4875 and see what I can get out of it. maybe 3.5?

Oh yeah. The best thing to help my system temps..was the new AC system I had put in the house.

I really look forward to doing reading at home...when I'm not building a shed, fixing my Mom's PC (6 hour round trip drive), or working on my chatroom I own/run.

Thanks again.
Well which Biostar board do you have? I've heard good things about the AM2+/AM3 Bio's. I had a 939 Biostar board. That was before they were really anybody lol. It ran like a champ and really took some nasty voltage when I needed it .

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Your warranty goes at 1.425v, according to AMD anyway.

If you have a Gmail account, you can PM me your Gmail address and i can give you privileges so you can edit the chart on the front page. You have plenty of REP.
I don't have gmail . Sorry :/.

And whoa at the voltage. My temps are good enough though that I can safely keep it at this voltage. I'm also forgetting that it was my x4 that had a max. of 1.55v. Haha good catch.

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Well which Biostar board do you have? I've heard good things about the AM2+/AM3 Bio's. I had a 939 Biostar board. That was before they were really anybody lol. It ran like a champ and really took some nasty voltage when I needed it .
The one I got with the 720BE was this:
BIOSTAR TFORCE TA790GX 128M AM3/AM2+/AM2 AMD 790GX HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail

The board I had before was an ASRock. It had all sort of stuttering issues. The Biostar works like a champ. But, it's not like a ASUS Crosshair III would be with all the bells and whistles.

I've used a LOT of Biostar over the years. I used to use ECS too back in the day with 200 and 266 chips. But, I have heard a lot of nasty stories how their boards have gone to pot.

My other fairly new rig has the ASUS M2N32-SLi Deluxe Wireless edition mobo. I shelled out $200 for that when it first came out.

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The one I got with the 720BE was this:
BIOSTAR TFORCE TA790GX 128M AM3/AM2+/AM2 AMD 790GX HDMI ATX AMD Motherboard - Retail

The board I had before was an ASRock. It had all sort of stuttering issues. The Biostar works like a champ. But, it's not like a ASUS Crosshair III would be with all the bells and whistles.

I've used a LOT of Biostar over the years. I used to use ECS too back in the day with 200 and 266 chips. But, I have heard a lot of nasty stories how their boards have gone to pot.

My other fairly new rig has the ASUS M2N32-SLi Deluxe Wireless edition mobo. I shelled out $200 for that when it first came out.

I'm such a geek
Oh you should be set then. You've got a nice SB750 on it. You should be able to pull off a good 3.7 or 3.8 on it. I'm working on saving up for a Gigabyte MA790FXT-UD5P or a MSI 790FX-GD70. Don't know if I'm sure I want to upgrade my mobo really. I could just get a better video card and call it a day haha.

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- 3799.97 MHz
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- 1333 (6-6-6-24)
- 1.46 vCore
- 2000 (HT)
- 2600 MHz (NB)
- MSI 790FX-GD70
- CPU Cooling
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- Triple Core
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MSI 790FX-GD70
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