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jinja_ninja · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by dennyb

Found this explanation, hope it helps

It's the UD3 made "Lite" = Less Power Phases, fan controllers/conections, no heatpipe and a cheaper NB Heatsink and possibly less BIOS Options as well such as ICH Voltages, MCH/CPU Ref.---from TT forum

Balls.

Do you reckon I'd still be able to overclock my E6850 to 3.6Ghz without too much hassle?

dennyb · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by jinja_ninja

Balls.

Do you reckon I'd still be able to overclock my E6850 to 3.6Ghz without too much hassle?

I don't think it will be a problem--600 MHZ or 20% should not be difficult at all.

Dilyn · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by $SpEEdFreAk$

And Dilyn

What Grish wrote and you suspected is correct. More FSB equals more throughput. The only other thing to consider is that a lower multi will generally require more volts, as written here:

So a higher multi may be better if vcore is more than you're comfortable with...

Then I guess it's a good thing that my vcore is fairly low

I'll mess around with these settings later. I'm not really in the mood at the moment... I wanna play the L4D2 demo.

Arrowslinger · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

This is what I would try first to hit 3.6 GHz.
Let me know if this does not work.
Is this your first OC?
Do you know how to test?

WOW, no knock on you my friend but after all my tinkering around I did not expect it to boot

21 hours later

NoGuru · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Arrowslinger

WOW, no knock on you my friend but after all my tinkering around I did not expect it to boot

21 hours later

Now shoot your arrow for 4 GHz

If you need assistance just ask.

dennyb · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Arrowslinger

WOW, no knock on you my friend but after all my tinkering around I did not expect it to boot

21 hours later

All I can say is this " if No Guru tells you a rooster can pull a freight train, then go get the harness"

NoGuru · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by dennyb

All I can say is this " if No Guru tells you a rooster can pull a freight train, then go get the harness"

LMAO to tears

Arrowslinger · 3 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoGuru

Now shoot your arrow for 4 GHz

If you need assistance just ask.

Where would you suggest I start? Bumping up the FSB, watching the temps, if it gets to not booting increase the cpu core v a bit?

Thanks

Dilyn · 3 Weeks Ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arrowslinger

Where would you suggest I start? Bumping up the FSB, watching the temps, if it gets to not booting increase the cpu core v a bit?

Thanks

And be sure to keep a constant ratio between the term and the vcore. Like they've said before, term should be about .03-.04v lower than the vcore.

Just slowly push stuff up, you should hit your goal in no time.

NoGuru · 3 Weeks Ago

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Originally Posted by Arrowslinger

Where would you suggest I start? Bumping up the FSB, watching the temps, if it gets to not booting increase the cpu core v a bit?

Thanks

Continue to increase your FSB frequency until you don't boot, then increase vcore and term until you boot and test.

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