[Platinum]

Welcome to the AMD Athlon II X2 Regor Series OverClocking Club. In here, you'll find information about the Regor Series CPU, overclocking guides and advices by our senior member, member's setting for their own overclocking achievements, and much more!

In order to join the club, please submit the following information in a neat and clear fashion. If any information is missing, it'll be left blank in the spreadsheet. All submission must include a CPU-Z Validation with their forum username, download link can be found in the second sheet of the spreadsheet. An accepted CPU-Z validation is also required; for the ones which had been rejected, please post a new link which will verify your overclocking settings. Due to the fact that there's no 100% stable, and it is merely based on personal opinion, stability issue will not be accounted for in the submission of the club. Whether it BSOD at boot, or passes 24 Hrs of Prime95 Blend, it is your own judgment to decide what is stable for you and for your daily use. In order to keep up with the updates and the submissions, the post# which I've updated until will be updated every time, please refer to below. If you see any error in the spreadsheet, please PM me personally and I'll make the correction based on supporting evidences.

• Username:
• Stepping:
• Revision:
• CPU:
• CPU Clock:
• HTT Clock:
• CPU Multiplier:
• CPU Voltage:
• CPU-NB VID:
• NB Clock:
• NB Voltage:
• HT Link Frequency:
• RAM Speed:
• Motherboard:
• Cooler:
• CPU-Z Validation Link:

Stress Test Guidelines for Stability:
If you pass all of the tests stated below, you can ensure that your overall OverClock is 99.9% stable, under the condition that temperature remains.

• 24 Hrs of Prime95 Blend
• 24 Hrs of OCCT Large Dataset
• 12 Hrs of OCCT LinX
• 200 passes of LinX with 1/2 RAM
• 100 passes of LinX with All RAM

Useful Links:

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Ranking:
Red - Highest OverClock
Orange - Second Highest OverClock
Blue - Third Highest OverClock

Most Recent Update: Post #823

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tQxxueFU7Y9t0vD1DdxbFPw&w=100&h=500 Google Spreadsheet

 

[856Media]

Added Loosenut.

 

[MRHANDS]

How about an unlocked Sempron? Max OC in sig.

Stable OC, vcore @ 1.45, OS is win7, cooling is xigamatek 1283

Stepping

NB @ 2400mhz 1.35v

 

[jacqlittle]

user: jacqlittle

processor: Athlon II x2 250

Mobo: M3A78-EM (BIOS Version 1902)

HSF: Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro

VCore: Auto in the BIOS=1.376V | Everest shows in the Overclock Section as default 1.35V and in the Sensor Section shows 1.38V | CPU-Z shows 1.376V too like the BIOS

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate RTM-7600.16385 x64

NB Core: Auto | Everest shows in the Overclock Secion 1.175V as default but it's not measurable

HTT: 240MHz

PCI-e: 100MHz

Multiplier: Auto (x15)

HT Link: 1600MHz (x8) -> final frequency: 1920MHz

NB Frequency: 2400 MHz (x10; BIOS don't let me change NB Multiplier)

RAM: HyperX DDR2 1066MHz 5-5-5-15 2.2-2.25V configured in the bios at 800MHz 5-5-5-15 2.0V -> final frequency: 960MHz

CPU Configuration: All disable but Cool 'n' Quiet Enabled and stable

Stressing Method: Prime95 x64 stable 12+ hours (idle 37-38ºC; full load máx 52-53ºC)

Stepping: next time i'll clean termic paste i'll see...

Bye and thanks for opening this thread!

 

[jacqlittle]

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Originally Posted by MRHANDS How about an unlocked Sempron? Max OC in sig. Stable OC, vcore @ 1.45, OS is win7, cooling is xigamatek 1283 Stepping NB @ 2400mhz 1.35v

Good Luck!!! I think that is too a "Regor" basically, so i think it could be considered too...

 

[thlnk3r]

MRHANDS, out of curiosity do you have a cpu-z validation link of your 3.6Ghz overclock? Great job by the way

 

[856Media]

MRHANDS, please provide a CPU-Z Validation, and I will be MORE THEN HAPPY to list you.

 

[856Media]

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Originally Posted by jacqlittle user: jacqlittle processor: Athlon II x2 250 Mobo: M3A78-EM (BIOS Version 1902) HSF: Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro VCore: Auto in the BIOS=1.376V | Everest shows in the Overclock Section as default 1.35V and in the Sensor Section shows 1.38V | CPU-Z shows 1.376V too like the BIOS OS: Windows 7 Ultimate RTM-7600.16385 x64 NB Core: Auto | Everest shows in the Overclock Secion 1.175V as default but it's not measurable HTT: 240MHz PCI-e: 100MHz Multiplier: Auto (x15) HT Link: 1600MHz (x8) -> final frequency: 1920MHz NB Frequency: 2400 MHz (x10; BIOS don't let me change NB Multiplier) RAM: HyperX DDR2 1066MHz 5-5-5-15 2.2-2.25V configured in the bios at 800MHz 5-5-5-15 2.0V -> final frequency: 960MHz CPU Configuration: All disable but Cool 'n' Quiet Enabled and stable Stressing Method: Prime95 x64 stable 12+ hours (idle 37-38ºC; full load máx 52-53ºC) Stepping: next time i'll clean termic paste i'll see... Bye and thanks for opening this thread!

You should have e-mailed me all this to [email protected] but ok.

 

[jacqlittle]

Sorry, could you add my processor frequency: 3600MHz ??? Edited: and correct the VCore to 1.376V not 1.367V, thanks...

My english isn't very good and i didn't realize...

 

[856Media]

Done.

 

[Andrea87]

signed.
I'll get my regor within a week, a 620 one. I'll take pics and anything good about. I'm planning at least to take it to a serious 3.4GHz.

 

[jacqlittle]

Your processor isn't the same family, the Athlon II x4 620 are "Propus" not "Regor", i think you're confussed...

 

[MRHANDS]

I've long lost the email containing the validation link.

How's this in conjuction with the 8 hour occt?

 

[thlnk3r]

MRHANDS, perhaps I'm completely confused here but is your processor unlocked? I couldn't find anything on the "440". There is a 435 but that is a tri-core

Nevertheless that is a great looking overclock!

 

[MRHANDS]

It's an unlocked sempron yeah. CPU-z reads it as a "440" and "4400e". The same way an unlocked callisto 550 reads as a "B50"

 

[thlnk3r]

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Originally Posted by MRHANDS It's an unlocked sempron yeah. CPU-z reads it as a "440" and "4400e". The same way an unlocked callisto 550 reads as a "B50"

MRHANDS, ahh ok I had a feeling it was unlocked

Great job!

 

[856Media]

MRHANDS, e-mail your specs to [email protected] .

 

[856Media]

added peschool.

Switched to Google Doc Format.

 

[Platinum]

USERNAME: Platinum
STEPPING: BL-C2
REFERENCE MULTIPLIER: 15x
V-CORE: 1.4V
CPU / NORTH BRIDGE VOLTAGE: Stock
MOTHERBOARD: Gigabyte MA770T-UD3P
COOLING UNIT: Scythe Mugen 2
OS: Windows XP Professional SP3 x32
STABLE: Yes
STRESSING METHOD: 17Hrs Prime95 Blend, 5 Hrs OCCT Large
VALIDATION:

Edit: I can probably go a little higher, will update very soon after LinX

 

[856Media]

Updated.