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NoGuru · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by richardbb85

lmao

epic lulz

I started to get pissed when he started on you

richardbb85 · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

I started to get pissed when he started on you

dennyb · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

Oh read this http://www.overclock.net/amd-general...tel-build.html

I'm gonna wait for the movie

d3v0 · 08-07-09

What's an appropriate mch core and CPU term for 400-420fsb?

edit:

having issues with 415x9, all the way up to 1.55vcore (70c load temp, got some push pull goin on here)

LLC enabled
Vcore: 1.55
PLL: 1.5v
Mch core: 1.3v
Cpu term: 1.38v
Vdimm 2.1v 1038mhz 5-5-5-15 (slightly below rated specs, voltage)

P95 small FFT runs beautifully for a couple of minutes, then BSOD uncorrectable hardware error.

Double edit: so far so good at 1.55vcore, jesus H do these chips love their juice! And it feels like I am at the end of the line with my overclocking since temps are bumping 71c now and then, wups theres a 72c, ugh.

Triple edit: At 420x9 the same as described above is happening, .....increasing vcore further (along with my case fan speed)

TheWolfe · 08-07-09

Here's the info you requested;

Advanced Settings:

As you can see, everything that should be disabled is disabled (and I have no virtualization options)

MIT:
Top

Middle

Bottom

I've read that you should put the voltages at normal, because AUTO causes them to overcompensate voltages, and that DRAM needs around 2.0v, not 1.8

I don't know what version my BIOS is, I assume it's the latest. I've downloaded different versions several times to my flash drive and the BIOS wouldn't accept them.

You already know what my mobo is...

My CPU is a E7400, rated to go 2.8
It seems it was stocked at 2.26 for whatever reason, and I've now put it at 2.8, but it fails to boot at ANYTHING higher than that.

kinubic · 08-07-09

hello ,here are the results from prime95

seems my oc is stable ? lol

kinubic · 08-07-09

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Originally Posted by dennyb

Try lowering V-core ,upping term and lowering MCH to 1.24/1.26 and see what the temps are

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

No don't lower it. Those temps are fine for now. Remember you are MAXING the cpu out. In every day use it won't get that hot. Is that at 3.6?

yeah this is at 3.6 . just finished testing and seems prime showed no errors lol

i think il lower the volts as denny said and try testing again.

cquinndesign · 08-07-09

I can't wait, I bought an XFX 780i SLI to compliment my E8400, piece of junk, I am getting this board, should be here Saturday

Can't Wait!

NoGuru · 08-07-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by d3v0

What's an appropriate mch core and CPU term for 400-420fsb?

edit:

having issues with 415x9, all the way up to 1.55vcore (70c load temp, got some push pull goin on here)

LLC enabled
Vcore: 1.55
PLL: 1.5v
Mch core: 1.3v
Cpu term: 1.38v
Vdimm 2.1v 1038mhz 5-5-5-15 (slightly below rated specs, voltage)

P95 small FFT runs beautifully for a couple of minutes, then BSOD uncorrectable hardware error.

Double edit: so far so good at 1.55vcore, jesus H do these chips love their juice! And it feels like I am at the end of the line with my overclocking since temps are bumping 71c now and then, wups theres a 72c, ugh.

Triple edit: At 420x9 the same as described above is happening, .....increasing vcore further (along with my case fan speed)

Man your already kinda high, I would bump your PLL one notch but the rest seems to have plenty.

@thewolf fill out the MIT form a gave you a few pages back, it's a lot easier for all of us to work with rather then big pictures. Have you loaded optimized defaults?

18 is # 1 · 08-07-09

On my Abit mobo GTLRF was clearly marked and adjustable by percent, so I'm puzzled. How is it marked and how is it figured?

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