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Originally Posted by dafk 
Go to google, search core temp, download it, run it.
Download prime95 or linX, and start stress testing. Make sure cpu usage goes to 100%, monitor your temps, higher than 50c IMO you have cooling issues.
You can also run a game like GTA4, crysis, etc high cpu using games. Leave core temp open, play the game for 10 minutes, close it, check core temp where it says "High", it will be the max temp your cpu reached when you played your game. I'll help more when you give temps.
also, NB is not the same as HT.
the guide says this.
Common terms:
CPU - your processor
VCore - the voltage of the CPU
NB - North Bridge (in older boards - the chipset. In newer boards - the integrated memory controller)
HT - hyperTransport - the link between CPU and RAM
Multi - multiplier
Ref.clock - Reference clock
Freq - frequency
Go to google, search core temp, download it, run it.
Download prime95 or linX, and start stress testing. Make sure cpu usage goes to 100%, monitor your temps, higher than 50c IMO you have cooling issues.
You can also run a game like GTA4, crysis, etc high cpu using games. Leave core temp open, play the game for 10 minutes, close it, check core temp where it says "High", it will be the max temp your cpu reached when you played your game. I'll help more when you give temps.
also, NB is not the same as HT.
the guide says this.
Common terms:
CPU - your processor
VCore - the voltage of the CPU
NB - North Bridge (in older boards - the chipset. In newer boards - the integrated memory controller)
HT - hyperTransport - the link between CPU and RAM
Multi - multiplier
Ref.clock - Reference clock
Freq - frequency
Here's The results, ran prime95 for about 15 minutes along with core temp. I don't think i'll be able to overclock unless I get a better cooling system. :/
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I did went through the guide but it doesn't tell me how to find my NB multiplier, my NB Frequency is 1607 MHz. I am assuming my NB multiplier is 8, am i right?
Also my ram frequency is 401.8 Mhz and I am still not sure how to calculate my ram multiplier.
