Overclock it and then tell us how good the stepping is for you

Sorry, I couldn't find any info on that stepping for you

 

Hi... I had that one... I pushed it from 2.4ghz to 2.94ghz... with Cooler Master Mars cooling temp was 50C loaded... I had asus MoBo, the bad one, but i think my vcore was on 1.55v with cool&quiet turned on, FSB was 248mhz (stable)... It worked graet...

If your MoBo is good you can sertanly push it higher... Good luck

I had some mem problems... But it was crapy Kingston i think...

 

Tnx for reply and for informations. I will try where it can go..
I think that i must update bios on my 9npa+ultra, because it's the first one...
And i will buy a new cooler, zalman 9500.

Cya

 

In windows with nvidia control panel i can go to 229 x 12.
If i go to 230 its crashed in OCCT after 2 min.
The voltage is default.
The temperature for 229: 45C load and 29C idle.



Now I'll try in bios..

 

Loose up your RAM timings and give the CPU .5 more volts

 

Also reduce the Ht Link to 4X

 

And unless you have a case with great airflow, DO NOT GET THE ZALMAN 9500! I made the mistake of buying that expensive sucker and I load at 70*C right now with only 1.392v on my Opty. There is much better coolers out there for the same price or less:

Thermaltake Big Typhoon
Tuniq Tower
Thermalright Ultra 120

Just to name a few. If your case isn't a huge case with great airflow, I'd suggest the Big Typhoon out of all that I listed. And put a better CFM fan on it.

 

Hi it's me again.

The occt tells me it's crashed after 5-7s.

 

i have same cpu and i was able to stable it with 220 fsb at 1.425 vcor, at 12x and getting 2.67 stable, you can def go hire just not that experienced yet.

 

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Originally Posted by HgElectronicsCustom i have same cpu and i was able to stable it with 220 fsb at 1.425 vcor, at 12x and getting 2.67 stable, you can def go hire just not that experienced yet.

Now i have 240*12=2880 vcore +0.05

 

Try 250fbs that with give u a perfect 3.0Ghz

 

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZealotKi11er Try 250fbs that with give u a perfect 3.0Ghz

This is the problem.. the occt tell's me it's crashed on 250..

 

More Vcore and watch those temps

 

I had vcore +0.2 (about 1.6 vcore) it was running for 1min(250*12=3000) and then crashed in OCCT in orthos at 5min.. should i raise more?

 

Well I have the same CPU but I didn't OC mine yet... Interesting to watch this thread, I have the AC Freezer 64

 

try running your ram unlinked