that setup seems fine except the NB voltage
increase that thing to 1.38v-1.4v and see what happens.
increase that thing to 1.38v-1.4v and see what happens.
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yeh, i never OC'ed it...
Originally Posted by aquax  your graphic card is stable? |
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ok, ill try that..!
Originally Posted by shughard 1) Try lowering your multi to 6 and then start Far Cry. If you still fail you know it is not the vcore. I recommend this so that we can for sure eliminate that possibility. 2) According to the settings you posted you are running your ram 1 to 1 with a 333 FSB strap. This doesn't seem right. Set your FSB strap to auto. Then set your ram speed where you want it. 3) Set your ai transaction booster to manual and loosen the setting from whatever the bios is auto setting it too. This will take stress off your NB. 1.28 NB is probably too low. 1.38 seems like more than enough. That is why I say to do this the ai booster is very important to NB stability. |
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whats Multi..?
Originally Posted by shughard 1) Try lowering your multi to 6 and then start Far Cry. If you still fail you know it is not the vcore. I recommend this so that we can for sure eliminate that possibility. 2) According to the settings you posted you are running your ram 1 to 1 with a 333 FSB strap. This doesn't seem right. Set your FSB strap to auto. Then set your ram speed where you want it. 3) Set your ai transaction booster to manual and loosen the setting from whatever the bios is auto setting it too. This will take stress off your NB. 1.28 NB is probably too low. 1.38 seems like more than enough. That is why I say to do this the ai booster is very important to NB stability. |
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The CPU's multiplier.
Originally Posted by freddy-b whats Multi..? |
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ok thanks...!
Originally Posted by TwoCables The CPU's multiplier. |
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You're welcome.
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I don't know anything about that.
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Originally Posted by freddy-b ok thanks...! |
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Originally Posted by freddy-b I put the Ai transaction booster to manual and my computer didnt tern on, i had to reset cmos.. |
But with all due respect, try to use these buttons more often:
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If you keep multi-posting like this, the staff here might think you're trying to increase your post count.
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up the sb how much..?
and soz Two cables...!
Originally Posted by xdaseinx make sure your pci-e is at 100 and up your sb voltage. sounds like io issue bus issue to me. |
and soz Two cables...!
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You will have to play with the settings to get it right. In my bios when it is set to auto it will tell you right below it what the bios is setting it to. It might be setting it too low. The lower the number the faster and more stressful it runs.
On my setup if I start going higher on my FSB I have to increase the number on my transaction booster.
Here is a quote from an old thread where I first learned about this:
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Here is the original thread if you want to read the context.
http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/...ck-skew-2.html
Keep in mind too that a 471 FSB is starting to get up there on a P5Q. Heat could be playing a factor too. Are you keeping you NB cool enough?
Originally Posted by freddy-b I put the Ai transaction booster to manual and my computer didnt tern on, i had to reset cmos.. |
On my setup if I start going higher on my FSB I have to increase the number on my transaction booster.
Here is a quote from an old thread where I first learned about this:
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Originally Posted by ericeod Keep in mind that the 1:1 ratio puts a lot of stress on your chipset. Try to run the ram at the 5:6 ratio (your ram would be around 1094, so it might not be possible). I found that at 1:1, I needed a Transaction Booster of at least 10. At 5:6, I could run a Transaction Booster of 7. Just to demonstraight how important Transaction Booster is, I can run 423 FSB with Trans of 7 on my X48, but it wouldnt boot at 424 FSB without changing the Trans to 8. As for NB and FSB Term votage, it looks really high. Try running FSB Term at 1.26v and the NB at 1.34v. |
http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/...ck-skew-2.html
Keep in mind too that a 471 FSB is starting to get up there on a P5Q. Heat could be playing a factor too. Are you keeping you NB cool enough?
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