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mojoopo

Discussion Starter · Dec 21, 2004

i have a p4 2.8gh C processor on an asrock p4vt8+ mobo with 1x512 2700, and 1x512 3200 ram. i have a 350w power supply. i tried overclocking and i only could get up to 2996mh 210x14fsb. and if i stay at that speed and start playing games or listen to music it reboots and goes back to its default settings. my memory is over clocked to 400mh and its a 1:1 cpu/ram ratio. is there anything else i can do to make my system more stable and be able to overclock even more. cuz thats a ****ty overclock. plus my temp for my cpu is 45c stock hsf and 29c mobo 30c hard drive #2 and 19c harddrive #1 with cooler

lots of rep points for anyone that helps

thanks

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adas

· #2 · Dec 21, 2004

3 things....

1. do u have a pci/agp lock?

2. can u change voltages

3. probly wanna change dram ratio lower

this can be anything, but i think its either the psu or that your ram cant go high enough. lower the ratio, thenif that dont work raise the voltage, and if that dousnt either then its probly psu. but if u dont have a pci/agp lock then u wil max out very quicky...around where u are

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thehacker11

· #3 · Dec 21, 2004

is it an oem system kiddo? or is it an system that u built urfselff....cause normally u change settings in BIOs and they dont reset unless u reset it...software based overclocking is different and resets and is crappy and made for OEm systems that doesnt work well some times

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adas

· #4 · Dec 21, 2004

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Originally Posted by thehacker11

is it an oem system kiddo? or is it an system that u built urfselff....cause normally u change settings in BIOs and they dont reset unless u reset it...software based overclocking is different and resets and is crappy and made for OEm systems that doesnt work well some times

sorry man but ure a little off. alot of mobos reset themselves if they have unsuccesful OCs. alot of asus' and my abit does it...maybe his does it to...that has nothing to do with OEm, they dont even worry about that cuz it doesnt OC. but OEMs can change what u can do in the bios

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mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #5 · Dec 21, 2004

thanks im gonna check my bios see if i can find a pci agp lock. i cant change my voltages it seems to me that they adjust everyfew seconds automatically and when i go to change my ram frequency this it wat it says:

166mh
200mh
auto (default)
im using the 200mh setting. (asuming 1:1 cpu/ram ratio?)

is there another way to change my ratio thanks for ur help

adas

· #6 · Dec 21, 2004

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Originally Posted by mojoopo

thanks im gonna check my bios see if i can find a pci agp lock. i cant change my voltages it seems to me that they adjust everyfew seconds automatically and when i go to change my ram frequency this it wat it says:

166mh
200mh
auto (default)
im using the 200mh setting. (asuming 1:1 cpu/ram ratio?)

is there another way to change my ratio thanks for ur help

well, thats the right thing...200mhz is 1:1 and pci/agp lock should be on same page in bios...it should say like pci freq 33mhz or something like that. if u find it set it on 33, or 66/33

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mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #7 · Dec 21, 2004

ok so i went into my bios searched the whole thing and did not find any pci lock but i did find some other stuff that may help

pci latency timer: 32(default) goes up to 248 clocks
(pci clocks)

pci delay transaction- disabled (default)

dram cas# latency-3t
2.5t
2t
auto(default)

dram voltage- normal (default)
high

agp voltage- high (default)

could any of these help?

thanks again

or any other suggestions

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adas

· #8 · Dec 21, 2004

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Originally Posted by mojoopo

ok so i went into my bios searched the whole thing and did not find any pci lock but i did find some other stuff that may help

pci latency timer: 32(default) goes up to 248 clocks
(pci clocks)

pci delay transaction- disabled (default)

dram cas# latency-3t
2.5t
2t
auto(default)

dram voltage- normal (default)
high

agp voltage- high (default)

could any of these help?

thanks again

or any other suggestions

thats it! set it to 33

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mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #9 · Dec 21, 2004

i will try but im pretty sure the next option in that one was 64

thanks

mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #10 · Dec 21, 2004

ok i went into my bios and looked at that option it said

pci latency timer

32(default)
64
96
128
160
192
224
248

thanks again

anything else i can do

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adas

· #11 · Dec 21, 2004

ooo...nvm...leave that alone....sounded like something else..my bad. it appears u dont have a lock....but what chipset does your mobo have

mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #12 · Dec 21, 2004

its a VIA ProSavageDDR P4X333 CPU TO PCI BRIDGE

adas

· #13 · Dec 21, 2004

never heard of a chipset named that....very interesting

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mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #14 · Dec 21, 2004

sorry first i check pcwizrd but now i checked cpuz and its a VIA PT800 (VT8754)

sorry bought that

thanks

adas

· #15 · Dec 21, 2004

the problem with via's are that they usally dont OC well, and dont have pci locks....so i think u might be outta luck until u get a new mobo...sorrry

mojoopo

Discussion Starter · #16 · Dec 21, 2004

that sucks thanks any way

adas

· #17 · Dec 21, 2004

ure welcome man, sorry i couldnt help u

hexogenn

· #18 · Dec 21, 2004

It's your mobo fault for sure, because look what some people managed to do with this cpu:

Ps with my VIA PT880 based mobo i did a ~300MHz oc without vcore changing...

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