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Ive got some help i need. My 720 is very very unstable at overclocking. Ive tried using amd overdrive and it will be unstable at 3.1ghz. It doesnt mess with the voltages but will mess with the multiplier and reference clock.
__________________But the biggest problem i have is if I run my 720 with ACC on anything but 'per core' or 'all cores' it wont finish booting before it locks. I dont get it, what am I doing wrong?? Im new to overclocking and dont want to screw something up. If someone could get me what i should change the settings to, to OC to 3.2 id be very happy staying at that clock.
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You have to raise the voltage to get a decent overclock.
Try this: VID: 1.4500v FSB: 200mhz CPU Multiplier: 18x (3600mhz) Phenom IIs has ACC on board. Leave that setting on either off or auto.
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I've never OC'd before so I've got a few questions about OC'ing my 720. I'm using AMD Overdrive and I want to start out simple by just increasing the multi as much as possible without raising the voltage. Under the performance control tab, Select All Cores is checked, but each of the 3 cores shows a different multi (core0=10.5, core1=14, core2=4). Is that normal or are they all supposed to be the same?
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I would ditch the AMD overdrive and do it through the BIOS. They should all have the same multi, unless CnQ is enabled or some such thing. Check your settings in BIOS.
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nevermind, was looking at overall score instead of cpu only sir sorry
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That could be the issue, where do I disable it? I didn't see any options for CoolNQuiet in the BIOS.
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dont worry, its there should be called "k8 cool n quiet" or k10 cnq..
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The option for CoolNQuiet should be in the power settings of your bio's.
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2: Ive got like 3 voltage settings in my bios. Which am i looking for. And what settings do i want for a 3.3 or 3.4 OC?
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Your RAM possibly isn't volted enough, or the CPU isn't, or both.
You want the CPU voltage ID. It should be set to auto. 3.3ghz is 16.5x 3.4ghz is 17x VCore required is probably 1.35-1.50v. You'd have to try out progressively higher voltages to see what works stable for you, all processors are unique.
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