The cores sometimes are locked for a reason due to being faulty from the start. you might of just got a bad chip.And try +2%
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so in other words your cpu is duff. If it is one of the original cores that is stuffed.
Originally Posted by imadude10  Ok, Will try. But the second core was the one failing. As in, Core 1 and 2 were unlocked from the beginning and 3 and 4 were locked. Now I run 1,3 and 4. @zealot Yes, but I never tried that +2%. I'm trying now. |
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Try using -2% on the "broken" core....that core only has to run stock clocks and stock voltages well
I'd opt to run a higher clocked triple core vs a lower clocked quad core so let us know what happens
Originally Posted by imadude10 Ok, Will try. But the second core was the one failing. As in, Core 1 and 2 were unlocked from the beginning and 3 and 4 were locked. Now I run 1,3 and 4. @zealot Yes, but I never tried that +2%. I'm trying now. |
I'd opt to run a higher clocked triple core vs a lower clocked quad core so let us know what happens
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Are you sure it was core 1 and 2? For all you know it could have been cores 1&3 which were unlocked at stock. Since it was locked down to a dual core they would then become cores 1&2. I'm pretty sure there is no control over which of the 4 physical cores becomes faulty.
Originally Posted by imadude10 Ok, Will try. But the second core was the one failing. As in, Core 1 and 2 were unlocked from the beginning and 3 and 4 were locked. Now I run 1,3 and 4. @zealot Yes, but I never tried that +2%. I'm trying now. |
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