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post May 19 2010, 11:18 PM

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I was trying to overclock Intel i3 530 too but i dont dare to overclock it to 4.4Ghz as i dont hav any chassis fan.Might do 3.6Ghz.I am using Gigabyte motherboard.

How to tune the voltage?Cpu voltage = Cpu Vcore?

And yea,to get 3.6Ghz,must i set the multiplier to 22x and Bus Speed to 164Mhz?Can i do it with multiplier 20x and Bus Speed 180Mhz?

How long should i stress test using Prime95?Some say 2 hours is sufficient as more hours will harm the hardwares.But some says 24 hours as the overclocking might get unstable.Btw,how do i know whether the stress test is successful anot?If failed,the pc will reboot?

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post May 19 2010, 11:59 PM

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But when i open Prime95,there r 3 modes.Which 1 should i choose?And how should i know whether the overclocking is stable anot?

The 3 modes r

Small FFTs
In place large FFTs
Blend

And CPU Vcore = CPU voltage?

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post May 20 2010, 01:08 AM

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user posted image

I have 2Gb DDR3 1333Mhz Kingston ram only so wat value should i put?

As for other settings?

Number of torture test threads to run = ?
Min FFT size in K = ?
Max FFT size in K = ?
Run FFT s in place = On or off?
Time to run each FFT size = ?
Memory to use = ?

Btw,in previous post,u tune ur Vcore to 1.456V to achieve 4.4Ghz right?How much V do i need to get 3.6GHz?Should be lower right?Perhaps 1.25V?

And yea,i saw u posting the memory part.Do i need to configure the ram frequency as well?

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post May 20 2010, 01:20 AM

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I c..thanks for answering.

Final 2 questions tongue.gif

How much should i put for memory in use as i has 2Gb only

And should i tune the voltage and frequency for memory in Bios?
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post May 20 2010, 01:26 PM

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Hm..but i dont really know wat should i tune for the memory.Some say leave it at default.Some say tune it to 1312Mhz because it u need to tune the memory frequency lower a bit.And then the memory voltage.
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post May 24 2010, 01:22 PM

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Reaper,wat's ur temperature when fully loaded?U r using the stock CPU cooler to achieve tat or u hav extra coolers?
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post May 24 2010, 09:40 PM

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QUOTE(Vigilant @ May 24 2010, 09:26 PM)
Anyone with i3 530~661 or above with 4.5GHz benchmark?
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Overclocking Intel i3

According to here,overclocking Intel i3 530 more than 4.4Ghz is not recommended as it will not be stable and efficient...

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post May 24 2010, 10:06 PM

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The combination of Gigabyte’s P55A-UD7 and the Core i3-530 was amazingly stable at all times, except when we tried to cross the 4.5 GHz line. This was just too fast for this particular processor.

As you can see in the diagram above, the Core i3-530 overclocked to 4.2 GHz delivers the highest power efficiency, expressed in performance per watt-hour.

Going beyond 4.2 GHz requires significant voltage tweaks that negatively impact efficiency. You should only do this if you really know that the remaining speed upgrade delivers real benefits.


According to here,it's said that they were facing unstable overclocking when they tried to cross the 4.5Ghz.Perhaps u can reach 4.5Ghz but not more than that.

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The article shows that the reviewer got 4.4GHz with just 1.344v? Heck I need 1.356 for 4.27GHz


Haha then u might tune ur Vcore lower a bit laugh.gif


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post May 24 2010, 10:51 PM

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QUOTE(ReaperOfSoul @ May 24 2010, 10:47 PM)
Guys,
I have a question here:
When i run my processor at 3600mhz (200x18) , my rams are able to clock at 1600mhz. But when i overclock it to 4ghz ( 182x22 ) , the rams are able to run at 1092mhz but not 14xxmhz  sweat.gif  Any ideas? Do i need to pump more voltage to my mobo / rams? My ram voltage is stock btw. Secondly, is the processor safe to be run at 1.275V @ 70C max? Thanks..
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The ram thing i have no idea,but for the temperature,it's still ok.Mine runs at 89 Celcius(which is not ok to me!) at 3.6Ghz 1.2V coz i stress testing it.100% work load plus fan rosak tat time XD
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post May 24 2010, 11:19 PM

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QUOTE(ReaperOfSoul @ May 24 2010, 11:01 PM)
89C sweat.gif  Would not even dare to reach that temperature. However , is my temp safe in the long run?
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Well..i was doing stress test using Intel burn test.It's stated there if u stress test using intel burn test,the temperature will go 22 celcius higher than normal.Plus my room's ceiling fan not working tat time..XD Intel processor can withstand temperature up to 100+ celcius although it's highly not recommended!

Erm 70 celcius should be ok i guess.From wat i heard,it's very rare for a processor to be killed by temperature.But of course,the temperature should be keep as low as possible.U might add in a cheap CPU cooler.My current laptop,due to unknown reason,the fan is not working and the temperature during idle is around 70 celcius.100% word load will result in 90 Celcius...really can burn my balls tongue.gif

I hope to get a CPU cooler soon so tat i could OC it to 4.2 Ghz.Cant do it now with juz only the CPU stock cooler coz the temperature will rack up very high XD

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post May 25 2010, 06:25 PM

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According to Overclocking Intel i3

the most efficient clock rate for Intel i3 is 4.2Ghz.Haha i can c the difference with the extra CPU cooler and without.Urs with 4.18Ghz but only 68 Celcius while mine 3.6Ghz but 70 Celcius.I think i really need the CPU cooler.
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post May 26 2010, 01:28 AM

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QUOTE(Vigilant @ May 25 2010, 07:58 PM)
@hengmy

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/core-i...156,2626-5.html

based on that article for p55 UD7, what is "Bios Vcore" shows on the overclocking table? do you have it on p55 ud6? and what is your current or default skew for both pch/mch? and also clock amplitude?
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No,it's not written clearly.I assume that the Cpuz Vt Load is the maximum voltage needed for the CPU.So i put tat as my baseline and stress test shows tat it's stable.As for the skew part,i leave it by default
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post May 26 2010, 07:18 PM

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Yea i guess so since u hav stress tested it and it shows stability.The temperature is ok too.
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post May 26 2010, 07:36 PM

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QUOTE(ReaperOfSoul @ May 26 2010, 07:28 PM)
The temp is fine..Btw, you should stress your comp using Prime 95 also..Passing LinX doesnt mean you will pass Prime95
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Indeed.But then 8 minutes of Intel Burn Test or Linx is like 20 hours of Prime 95.For safety measure,run both laugh.gif
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post Feb 13 2011, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(ne0cz @ Jan 19 2011, 10:26 PM)
i3 seems like more overclockable than i5... hmm.gif
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Yes it is.In fact,Core i3 is the most overclockable CPU for the 1156 socket.It can reach 4.0 Ghz and above easily with CPU cooler.
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post May 1 2011, 04:08 AM

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Tried to overclock mine to 4.0Ghz without 3rd party cooler...it seems the temperature is acceptable,but not recommendable.Still haven got my CM Hyper 212+ =( Perhaps i shall lowered it to 3.4-3.6

Btw,do u think over-clocking might increase ur TNB bill?
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post May 1 2011, 04:40 PM

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QUOTE(ne0cz @ May 1 2011, 03:17 PM)
basically I don't think that happens. The PSU will only supply how much power you need. It won't pull more from the wall if you don't need as much power. I m not really sure.
Higher end PSUs also have better efficiency, so that might help also biggrin.gif
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I do think that u r right.PSU only supplies what u need,therefore high wattage PSU should work the same as the lower one since the main determining point is ur rig.

 

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