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sleepergsr helped me out with my problem, I'm now running my 1100T Stable @ 4Ghz with 1.42 vcore, and the CPU/NB @ 2800mhz with 1.3v
1100t Stable at 4.0, want 4.2
I got my CPU stable at 4 GHz a couple days ago, but I used to have it at 4.2 GHz. It became unstable when I installed my new GPU and sound card, and I was wondering if you guys had any ideas.
1100t Stable at 4.0 GHz with 1.42 V Core.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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1100t Stable at 4.0 GHz with 1.42 V Core.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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What voltage for 4.1? I tried 4.2 with voltage up to 1.5 (I'd changed up from 1.45 gradually) and it just wouldn't prime for longer then 15 minutes
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I've tried 14x 300Mhz bus, that was a no go also
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ref clock?
I've tried 14x 300Mhz bus, that was a no go also
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Must be your chip mate, we have the same motherboard and processor and I'm getting 4.1 at 1.45 :/
Originally Posted by guitarmageddon88  I had a 1090t on my 790fx msi last year before I blew it up, stuck with a 965be since then, Recently moved to the CH5 with 1100t. I tell you what I noticed right away- the 1090t ran insanely colder and with less voltage than the 1100t. I remember being able to get to 4 at 1.40v, and my 1100t needs 1.48v to do 4013 and [email protected] on the northbridge. Im trying to keep it no hotter than 55 degrees so I probably wont push any more. Ill concentrate the next performance upgrades on an improved graphics card or something, because once you get past 3/3.2ish, it aint gonna do crap for your gaming experience, to be honest. I overclock because I am the type of person that loves to tinker with stuff. |
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