snoop15

Hello

I overclocked my CPU on 3.82Ghz (425FSB). My Voltages and other in BIOS:

DRAM Voltage: 2.2V
CPU VID Special Add: +100mV (1.31V of CPU Core in BIOS)
VTT Voltage: 1.109V
DRAM Speed: 333/800@1021 (My rams: OCZ Reaper 2x1GB 1066mhz CL5, If I set DRAM Speed on 333/1066 and turn on computer, it is squeaking "pi pi pi pi pi" Is it normal ? (Maybe rams need more Voltage ?)

NB Core 1.405V

Enlasce Data Transmitting: I set it from Turbo on Auto (Is it good?)

PPM(EIST)Mode: Disabled
Limit CPUID Max Val: Disabled
C1E Function: Disabled

Tell me the options are safe for everyday using ?? Thx

DrFPS

Squeaking??? Does it sound like an old flash camera, waiting for the next flash to charge?
If yes your PSU not up to the task. It is discharging capacitors faster than it recharges.

In other words your line voltage is dropping off due to the load. Not GOOD. Most of time this will happen with an underpowered video card. If this is case it will get hot fast. And would be really hard on the mem controllers and voltage regulators. And if it smokes it will take the PSU and the board. And you will get to RMA. Worst thing you can do to your computer is use a cheap PSU. Because in the end there not cheap

Erwin

well the nb vcore is fine also, is that vcore what you set in bios or what in reads ?

http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...x?sSpec=SLAPL#

as for what if its set, it should be within limits.also leave the Enlasce Data Transmitting on auto, you wont gain profomance through it. still personaly i find the ram voltage a bit much, but i cant tell for sure. the rest of the settings look okey to me

and for the sound i would advise a better PSU

edit: please fill in you pc specs

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snoop15

MY PSU is OCZ StealthXtream 600W SLI, When I come back to default settings and set 333/1066 on 2.2V it is ok but orthos has errors, I think for 333/1066 I need more Voltages than 2.2V,

Enlasce Data Transmitting set at Auto or Turbo ?

Erwin

auto.

as for the v on the mem i cant tell you.

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Slider46

Any 'squeaking' is normally a sign of high stress. Stress meaning clocks are too high, not enough voltage, too much voltage, etc.

It's best to not have 'squeaking' hardware lol.

Your OC looks ok for everyday use. Be sure to stress test your settings with OCCT, orthos, Prime95 for stability.

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snoop15

But Everthing is safe and good ?? I was testing stabilty by Orthos(6.5 hours on priority 1) and 0errors and other

Erwin

as mentioned above, aslong as its stable and not make wierd sounds

edit: temps ?

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snoop15

It doesn't make sounds at 333/800, but at 333/1066 Yes (Ithink it makes sound at 333/1066, because of small voltages on ram), temps in RealTemp max in stress 61* using priority 9 in Orthos after 55 minutes of testing. In CoreTemp max 65* in stress (but in my room is around 30*), Is it good ?

Jura55ic

Temps look fine! vcore is fine!

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