[Tator Tot]

I hope this helps anyone out there looking for what settings to use to get what NB/CPU/Memory Clock

 

[Dopamin3]

What?

 

[gerikoh]

nice.

but i wonder

is green for stock volts, yellow for average air oc, and red for extreme cooling?

 

[Tator Tot]

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Originally Posted by Dopamin3 What?

It's a chart so you can Outline what relative HT Clock you would need to get XX RAM/NB/CPU Frequency.

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Originally Posted by gerikoh nice. but i wonder is green for stock volts, yellow for average air oc, and red for extreme cooling?

No, colors were just added to make the differential easier to view.

I couldn't really do it based on cooling, as different revisions come out I would have to update too often by batch and whatnot.

 

[raisethe3]

Looks really good and helpful too. Thanks.

 

[dir_d]

Gonna have to try this out later..maybe i can get to 3.8 now

 

[Plasma]

Magical chart!

 

[ITaoI]

yes indeed magical chart just a thought would it be possible add an average amount voltage reach those speed? I'm interested on how much volts you would exactly need for the high fsb. Thanks

 

[Tator Tot]

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Originally Posted by ITaoI yes indeed magical chart just a thought would it be possible add an average amount voltage reach those speed? I'm interested on how much volts you would exactly need for the high fsb. Thanks

All depends on the chip.

I have a CACYC 965BE 90007. And I only need 1.475v (reads 1.482v windows) to do 300 HT Clock. & 1.4v CPU-NB.

 

[ITaoI]

what the safe volts for nb? isn't it like 1.4v? Along with cpu-nb?

 

[Tator Tot]

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Originally Posted by ITaoI what the safe volts for nb? isn't it like 1.4v? Along with cpu-nb?

Uh... 1.45v or 1.5v

Though, I haven't seen an increase in stability past 1.4v

IE: My CPU hits a wall around 2750mhz NB Freq. And 1.5v won't cause it to stabilize.

 

[rabidz7]

What does the fox say?