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weatherphobia · 07-13-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by scaby

Q9400 @ 3.40GHz 1.325Vcore

I understand your providing proof of your overclock. I was requestng from you or others to provide some templates for overclocking 3-4 ghz range.

If I go barely past stock VCORE my fan immediately jumps to 3,000 rpm which is 500 rpm too high.

I'm stuck at 3.4-3.6 ghz range because of that.

Thanks if you or anyone else can helps me.

richardbb85 · 07-13-09

just upped my chip to 3.7 at 1.45v

seem stable so far, will post screen shot later

weatherphobia · 07-14-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardbb85

just upped my chip to 3.7 at 1.45v

seem stable so far, will post screen shot later

I have q9400 and i've been needing to see you guys templates you're using to get these overclocks with the ud3p.

thanks a bunch

richardbb85 · 07-15-09

aite, here is my test at 3.7ghz at 1.45v in bios

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=604737

pic on the left is idle, right is on load

weatherphobia · 07-15-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardbb85

aite, here is my test at 3.7ghz at 1.45v in bios

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=604737

pic on the left is idle, right is on load

I'm talking about a template with the precise settings in your bios to get that 3.7 ghz you're talking about.
Here is a BLANK template

X.XX GHZ

MB Intelligent Tweaker(M.I.T.)
Robust Graphics Booster ...............: XXXX
CPU Clock Ratio ..........................: XXXX
Fine CPU Clock Ratio.....................: XXXX
CPU Frequency ...........................: XXXX

Clock Chip Control
Standard Clock Control
CPU Host Clock Control..................: XXXX
CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ............: XXXX
PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) .........: XXXX
C.I.A.2 .................................: XXXX

DRAM Performance Control
Performance Enhance...................:: XXXX
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.).....: XXXX
(G)MCH Frequency Latch...............: XXXX
System Memory Multiplier ..............: XXXX
Memory Frequency (Mhz) ..............: XXXX
DRAM Timing Selectable ................: XXXX

Standard Timing Control
CAS Latency Time........................5: XXXX
tRCD ...................................5: XXXX
tRP'....................................5: XXXX
tRAS....................................15: XXXX

Motherboard Voltage Control
CPU
Load-Line Calibration..................: XXXX
CPU Vcore................1.21250V.........: XXXX
CPU Termination….........1.200V...........: XXXX
CPU PLL..................1.500V...........: XXXX
CPU Reference............0.760V...........: XXXX

MCH/ICH
MCH Core.............1.100V............: XXXX
MCH Reference........0.760V............: XXXX
MCH/DRAM Ref.........0.900V............: XXXX
ICH I/O..............1.500V............: XXXX
ICH Core.............1.100V............: XXXX

DRAM
DRAM Voltage...........1.800V.............: XXXX
DRAM Termination.......0.900V.............: XXXX
Channel A Reference....0.900V.............: XXXX
Channel B Reference....0.900V.............: XXXX

see?

richardbb85 · 07-15-09

everything is default except the voltage

lol

weatherphobia · 07-15-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardbb85

everything is default except the voltage

lol

I am about to be embarrassed here so hold on a second.

Do you mean I can OC my motherboard/cpu combo by only increasing the vcore?

If so then I've wasted many days of fruitless time....

richardbb85 · 07-15-09

well....the only thing i have to adjust is the voltage

richardbb85 · 07-15-09

don't update me on the 3.7ghz yet, i am running Prime now at 3.8ghz

Threefeet · 07-15-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by richardbb85

well....the only thing i have to adjust is the voltage

lolwut

Quote:

Originally Posted by weatherphobia

I am about to be embarrassed here so hold on a second.

Do you mean I can OC my motherboard/cpu combo by only increasing the vcore?

If so then I've wasted many days of fruitless time....

You need to raise the "CPU clock frequency" value and then raise the voltage accordingly. You should read a few guides online covering the basics, and then take it very slowly and figure it out. No two overclocks are exactly the same, so someone else's settings are not guaranteed to work on your setup regardless of how similar your hardware is.

It might be a good idea to start a new thread requesting members to suggest good overclocking guides, there are some really great ones out there I just can't remember any at the moment.

Remember: you can't spell "o-v-e-r-c-l-o-c-k" without "reading-so-many-gudies-and-data-sheets-that-your-eyes-bleed"

Best of luck

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