Phenom II steppings and max OC 550-940 - Page 6 - Overclock.net

superon · 01-15-09

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Originally Posted by oneluvballer21

I don't mean the HT clock... on top of that you have the NB frequency that you can adjust with these chips. Unlike the HT clock (in most cases), the NB clock does affect performance on a more significant level, or so others have shown so far. I know, these advances/changes can get a little confusing. If you see a CPU-Z screen shot of the memory tab with a PhII, in the upper right hand corner there is a NB clock... on other non-Phenom chips this is left blank.

F'n sweet!!! Nice job NC! Gotta run, will update tomorrow!

Ah, well damn I feel like an oldtimer now... I didn't know you could adjust the NB speed now with these chips. Well, makes me even more interested to see what I could do with one of these.

Shadows Renegade · 01-16-09

should have mine running alot better when the new rads/fans come in next week, would like to get it over 4.3 pretty sure i can do it with a bit better cooling. going to be getting a new board aswell, but i havent decided on dfi or asus yet, thinking about going dfi and trying my luck.

danielackerman · 01-16-09

Update me to 3400 with 1.425 Vcore all the others are the same.

danielackerman

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=485649

**alexgheseger** · 01-16-09

Okay, this is what i've managed:

3.75 Ghz @ 1.52 V

NB at 2250, 1.33 V
HTT at 2000, 1.32 V.

Quelamune · 01-16-09

-Phenom II 940 BE
-Revision RB-C2
-3570MHz, 210MHz and 17x
-1.42V

**all cooling is still stock atm**

I'll get the cpu stepping, manu date etc when I *hopefully* install a new WC setup this weekend.

Attached a SS with all other information that should be needed, including an hour long prime test. If more info is needed, please let me know.

Drin · 01-16-09

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Originally Posted by skywarp00

so u just uped the multi? nothing else? droped your ram? anything?

Pretty much, I adjusted one or two bios settings manually, as in setting my vcore to stock explicitly, not leaving on auto. Also disabled cpu tweak, autoexpress, virtualisation etc, basically all the settings that my cpu will not use (first two are only for the tlb-error phenoms). Didn't touch ram, NB etc, let my motherboard do it.

I tried for about 9 hours straight to get it to pass OCCT @ 3.6ghz on stock, trying almost every possible combo. My cpu will not let me up HT past 266 on stock volts it seems, my board simply will not post, so I couldn't test with multi's below x13 or 13.5. x15 has seemed the most stable so far for me (at least on stock) as I've failed OCCT only in the last two minutes with it, on three different occasions.

Going to up the voltage now (on my intel rig atm posting this as its benching) and see what I get. If my chip just cant get past 266 for whatever reason, I'll be sad (got a lot of volts left to try however).