Posts by wolvers

Try a 128-131 BCLK and lower multi, this enabled me to get stable with less vcore and reduced PLL to 1.65v. Something I picked up from another forum.

Increases in core speed will increase temps too, in addition to the extra vcore added. What cooling are you using?

My best effort. 4x4gb DDR2443 10-12-12-24-1T-96

My new 24/7 OC. 5.1ghz, 4x4gb DDR2443 10-12-12-24-1T-96.

Reached my Cinebench goals. 40x needs quite a bit more vcore but I reckon I can get a 5.1Ghz 24/7 OC with 130.75x39 and under 1.45vcore. Also, been working on my Samsung RAM @2400mhz. Now stable with 10-12-12-24-1T-96 (ignore that...

Quote:Originally Posted by LayerCakes  Nice work. My aim was to break 10pts with 5ghz but I've fallen just short with 9.75pts. I reckon I can do it with 5.1ghz though. That's this weekend's challenge sorted. My other aim was to...

If ambient is >10degC then core#2 is definitely a liar! For idle temps that low either the AC is on flat out and the ambient is 10-15degC, or he's using a chiller for the cooling loop. These thermocouples aren't accurate at anything...

Core #02 is a liar!!

That's as I understand it too. Over 1.2v and chip degredation is higher. Another thing I learned last night is that this platform prefers a slightly higher BCLK, 128-131. This enables a reduced PLL voltage to ~1.65v and higher clocks at...

Nice work. 1.35v is really high for VTT and VCCSA though. Mine are both at 1.15v.