Manco

Here's my Overclock Validation screens. Hopefully I did everything necessary to qualify, if not let me know what's missing.

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STN71190

Im pretty new here so ill start by saying hi, anyway here is my overclock, got a 3.0 prescott up to 3.45, cant go higher though, Ive tried everything but I deided im not going to fight with it, ill have to post cpuz, and prime 95 screens later. Thinking of buying an E0 sometime this week to see if i cant hit 4.0 Ghz.

cowboyzkickazz

Stable OC at 3.8 for 6hrs on two instances of prime95

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cowboyzkickazz

I'm now at 4ghz stable

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TheKraken

Pentuim D 830 stable at 3.91GHz. Hooray for the 8xx series.

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CPU-Z Validation

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shajbot

Prime95 and OCCT for almost 8 hours, this overclock involved no overvoltage or heat, stable at 3.2Ghz.

revmit

I got my Prescott P4 650 3.4Ghz overclocked at 4.13Ghz (243mhzx17) and my FSB:RAM ratio is set to 1:1. My VCore is set to about 1.4V. My normal CPU temp is at 38-42°C and loaded at 50-53°C (Zalman 9500 CPU-cooler).

Does that seem like a decent overclock? I'm new.

BTW: The multiplier is 17 (thats the standard: 17 max, 14 min), but in CPU-Z it constanly changes between those two (17-14). Not like in other programs (I use Lavalys Everest) there the multiplier is constanly 17.

(I know I probably shouldn't be asking this here, but I havent got any answer yet)

The_Manual

That is a very decent overclock
Temperatures are fine and its good that you have your FSB:RAM in a 1:1 ratio, however if you think your RAM can run a bit faster then you can use a different divider to slightly increase the overall system bandwith between the components.
The change in the multipler is due to a Intel Technology called EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology) this can reduce the system multiplier from its default to x14 on a compatiable CPU/Motherboard, this allows the technology to reduce the voltage to the CPU, this reduces the temperature and power requirement.

Post a Validated CPU-Z screenshot in this thread and I will add you to the list.

This thread will be updated on Saturday

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revmit

Don't mind my previous post. I made a huge mistake, when I ran Prime95 it was only at 50% op CPU-usage, so I ran Prime95 and OCCT together to get a 100% CPU-usage test. I ran them both for 8 and a half houres without an error, but I didnt take any screenshots. I set my VCore to 1.4125V and the FSB:RAM is 3:4, my P4 3.4Ghz (17x200) is now overclocked at 4.0Ghz (17x235).

The temperatures of the CPU are 40-43°C normal, and 55-57°C at max stress.

(Thanks for replying on my previous post, could you do the same here? Also, you asked for a screenshot from CPU-Z, how do I add one to the post?)

(If my questions are at a too high of level for this sticky, could u refer me to another post/sticky to post my questions.)

phiken

Here's mine , passing the 1 & 2 hours dual prime for the first time

cpuz verified link in my sig
will update the pic for longer test run when i'm done

Edit: Pic Updated

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