Originally Posted by Lord Xeb

Just to let you know, if you can spare the money, go for one that has a sold contact plate that doesn't have Direct Heatpipe Touch. That way you can lap the thing and get a really good seat. Otherwise go for the HDT-s1283 since it is cheap and really awesome performance. You cannot lap it, but you can lap your processor for a better seat. FYI, the shinier and more of a mirror finish you get, the better the seat will be. Also, you need to have a really flat surface to do it on. There are tons of guides on the web on how to lap, but good luck trying to find the sandpaper to do it with...

Originally Posted by hazycheetah

hi this is my proff of my 3.41 overclock

Originally Posted by Lord Xeb

You should be able to increase your speeds to 3.6 with ease, that is once you get a better heat sink (or you can try and see how hot this thing gets at 3.4). Experiment and see what happens, if it doesn't like it, go and play a little more or set things back to the way you had it.:


MB Intelligent Tweaker(M.I.T.)
Robust Graphics Booster ...............: auto
CPU Clock Ratio .......................... 8X
Fine CPU Clock Ratio.....................: 0.5
CPU Frequency ...........................: 3.4


Clock Chip Control
Standard Clock Control
CPU Host Clock Control..................: [Enabled]
CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ............: 400
PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) .........:Set to 100 (havent done this yet)

C.I.A.2 .................................:[Disabled]


Advanced Clock Control [Press Enter]
CPU Clock Drive...........................: 800mV<<<
PCI Express Clock Drive.................: 900mV<<<
CPU Clock Skew (ps)....................:0 <<<
MCH Clock Skew (ps)...................: 0<<<


DRAM Performance Controlhttp://forums.nonewbs.com/index.php
Performance Enhance...................: [standard]
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.).....: Disabled
(G)MCH Frequency Latch...............: Auto
System Memory Multiplier ..............: 2.00 (if that isn't it, try 2.66 for 1066) (try to set this so that the ram is as close to stock as possible)
Memory Frequency (Mhz) ..............: 1066
DRAM Timing Selectable ................: (SPD)

Standard Timing Control
CAS Latency Time........................ 6 6
tRCD ......................................... 6 6
tRP'........................................... 6 6
tRAS.......................................... 18 18

Try those timings to see if they work, if possible, knock them down to 5-5-5-18

Advanced Timing Control
tRRD........................................... 3 Auto
tWTR.......................................... 3 Auto
tWR............................................ 6 Auto
tRFC........................................... 52 Auto
tRTP........................................... 3 Auto
Command Rate (CMD) ....................:0

Driving Strength Profiles
Driving Strength ............................ AUTO

Channel A
Static tRead Value.........................: 5 Auto
tRD Phase0 Adjustment...................:<<< Leave this Auto and for all below as well
tRD Phase1 Adjustment...................:Auto
tRD Phase2 Adjustment .................:Auto
tRD Phase3 Adjustment..................:Auto
Trd2rd(Different Rank)....................:Auto
Twr2wr(Different Rank)...................:Auto
Twr2rd(Different Rank)...................:Auto
Trd2wr(Same/Diff Rank)..................:Auto
Dimm1 Clock Skew Control...............:Auto ps
Dimm2 Clock Skew Control...............:Auto ps

Channel B
Static tRead Value.........................: 5 Auto
tRD Phase0 Adjustment...................:<<< Leave for all below as well
tRD Phase1 Adjustment...................:Auto
tRD Phase2 Adjustment .................:Auto
tRD Phase3 Adjustment..................:Auto
Trd2rd(Different Rank)....................:Auto
Twr2wr(Different Rank)...................:Auto
Twr2rd(Different Rank)...................:Auto
Trd2wr(Same/Diff Rank)..................:Auto
Dimm1 Clock Skew Control...............:Auto ps
Dimm2 Clock Skew Control...............:Auto ps

Motherboard Voltage Control
Voltage Type.………... Manual
CPU
Load-Line Calibration: Disabled
CPU Vcore….……….........................: 1.35 (start here, then go and try to knock this down a notch at a time till stable)
CPU Termination…..... 1.200V*.......: 1.24
CPU PLL…………………....1.500V*.......: 1.500V Auto

CPU Referen.…………....0.755V*.......: <<< .64% Of Vtt (Termination above) Auto Will set this correctly

CPU Reference2………,,0.800V*.......:<<< .67% Of Vtt (Termination above) Auto Will set this correctly

MCH/ICH
MCH Core…………….....1.100V...........: 1.2
MCH Reference….…….0.800V...........; <<< Leave *0.760V Auto
MCH/DRAM Ref.…......0.900V...........: <<< Leave *0.900V Auto
ICH I/O……………….....1.550V............: <<< Leave * 1.500V Auto
ICH Core…………...……1.100V............: <<< Leave * 1.100V Auto

DRAM
DRAM Voltage ……....1.800V............: 2.0
DRAM Termination .…0.900V............: <<< Leave
Channel A Reference 0.900V............: <<< Leave
Channel B Reference 0.900V............: <<< Leave

Advanced Settings
Limit CPUID Max. to 3.....................: [Disabled]
No-Execute Memory Protect............: [Enabled]
CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E)................: [Enabled]
C2/C2E State Support....................: [Disabled]
x C4/C4E State Support..................: [Disabled]
CPU Thermal Monitor 2(TM2) ...........: [Enabled]
CPU EIST Function.........................: [Disabled]
Virtualization Technology................: [Disabled] Enabled if you use Vmware/Virtual PC

Integrated Peripherals
Legacy USB Storage Detect ..............[Disabled] *Note* Must be enabled to flash from USB

Originally Posted by Lord Xeb

No, if it takes to 4.00B to get to 1066 or to get to a 1:1, then that is good. As long as when you go to CPU-z and you get a 1:1 Dram:FSB ratio, your good. Keep your ram in manual and try to get the timings at or below stock (this may take some trial and error, along with some time but is worth it). If it is below stock speeds, that is fine because if it is 1:1, that is where you will get the most stable, highest OC >.> I am still a newb at OC, but this is from what I have learned on my own and asking around. Do not be afraid if you get a BSOD, that is what happens if your PC is OC too high, or some tettings are not right. DO NOT LET YOUR TEMPS GO OVER 70C!!!!! Try to keep them around 65C at a max load. It will insure you will have a proc of some time (that is as long the vcore isn't too high).


And as for you hazy, good OC, but try and see what happens when you do a prime95 blend test overnight (or for at least 2 hours). That will definitely tell you if it is stable.


Pics of my stable OC are attached