woohoo, 2.5ghz!
My Cooling is FIXED! Back to overclockin
overclockin your first time is fun, so im at 2.4 right now, 2.5-3-3-6 ram timings and 1.44 vcore, wish me luck XD
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what do you want to keep your memory around? and does pc3500 make much a difference cuz tahts wat i got
woohoo, i get my cooling fixed and another problem comes up,
i hav my vcore set at 1.500v in the bios, but it wont go above 1.440v, and it switches between that and 1.424v
wat should i do here?
Edit: i just read the overclocking guide, i think i may have hit a wall on my psu
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i think ill drop to 2.5ghz and try and hold it stable there
i hav my vcore set at 1.500v in the bios, but it wont go above 1.440v, and it switches between that and 1.424v
wat should i do here?
Edit: i just read the overclocking guide, i think i may have hit a wall on my psu
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Its Possible yes..sufficient wattage yes However Im not sure of his amperage on the 12v rails...Whats your amperage mate ( On the +12v rail )
Originally Posted by Niko-Time  Your psu is almost definately holding you back. |
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If your bios is like mine you should have a vcore overvoltage option, set it to +100mv I believe it is, and the vcore setting at 1.4 and it will give you 1.5. I had this same problem with my board at 1.45 Dropped it down to 1.4 + 100mv = 1.5
Originally Posted by im_not_an_artard woohoo, i get my cooling fixed and another problem comes up, i hav my vcore set at 1.500v in the bios, but it wont go above 1.440v, and it switches between that and 1.424v wat should i do here? Edit: i just read the overclocking guide, i think i may have hit a wall on my psu
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ill try that out, ill see if i can get it to 1.51-1.52ish vcore and bump it up to 2.6 =D
Edit: i put in a pic of my voltages
Edit: i put in a pic of my voltages
stupid vcore, here is my comp at load, 2.4ghz
not sure if its my mobo or psu, this sux
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not sure if its my mobo or psu, this sux
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Agreed. I can hit 2.4GHz at 1.375v stable.
Originally Posted by thealmightyone You should be getting better results than 2.4GHz at 1.44V. Have you plugged a molex and floppy power connector into the motherboard? Helps supply more juice. Put your memory on a more aggresive divider (bring memory back up when you finish oc-ing CPU). I take it you know about the HT multiplier and chipset voltages. |
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