Try 200 BCLK ler...jgn up HTT dulu...

See if that can require less volts...

Klu mobo kong kasi tukar sudahhh

Nevermind thinking about the NB Freq as with 200mhz, it will be at 2000mhz, if the multiplier is at 10x

yap...continue to do like the steps u've mentioned...

2000mhz should be ok

Assuming that u understand the multiplier that I mentioned, the clock speed is multiply by the amount that u have set, for example, if the multiplier was set at 15.5, u clock speed will become 3100 (200x15.5)

Both HT Link an CPU-NB Multiplier let them at 10x and the HTT 200...

So none of them would be an issue when u fail small fft in prime...

Anyone here uses the AMD retention kit from Prolimatech for their heatsink???

Does any production from other companies has the same design as the prolimatech? I wouldnt want the one from Xigmatek as it is only designed exclusive to work with their HS only

I read around and it says that the retention kits wobbles when the HS is not yet fix?

Got pix?? real ones not press pictures

Its hard bro I know...even with an FX mobo, i'm struggling to get pass 3.7 stable...let alone >3.7...

Core fails erratically and would sometimes show up or not in prime...making the guessing game of adding vcore and setting ACC very tricky...


Reflash to new bios, then start all over again...

set 1.425v vcore, fan at full speed, prime 'SMALL' at 3.4, 3.5, 3.6ghz...see what happens...

and make sure CPU-NB is 1.275v and DDR3 ram is 1.7v

4GB DDR3 1333mhz is very straining



This post has been edited by antonio: Nov 30 2009, 08:57 PM

I mean its hard for the CPU to work with a large amount of ram when overclocking....

Small FFT doesnt or almost NOT strain the memory....

CPU-Z dun have Vdimm display, only SPD which is data/information regarding the module stored in the chip on the PCB...

1.425 would be a good sub low voltage...1.475v or 1.512v would be the max for 24/7

If you dare, just 1.55v like me

CPU/NB up so much??? There isn't a white paper that shows how much should we apply, just that every manufacturer sets it in the bios according to their spec...some 1.15v some 1.2v some even 1.275v...I would prefer 1.35v to help stablize the IMC to work with high amount of Ram


Yap...why???wanna RMA

told u edi...

It's ok in the sense that if your ram has specification to run at that voltage....btw, what is ur ram chip???



Me??? mana ada...1.7v is juz voltage leak from tv compared to ah khoo 2.0v powahhhh


Straight away jump...make sure BIOS is correct...if not, tutttttttttttttt tutttttttttttttttttt

FSB (*ahem HTT) u put 200 and that is the only value that will affect multiplier...so if you put 201HTT your ram and CPU/NB would probably be at 2010mhz

So bottom line, 200HTT...unless you wanna break world record or fine tune ur OC....for Raw OC'ing, try 200HTT first

Best to buy or best to use for OC'ing

Got different meaning woorrrr...

For non-CF setup, the EVO sounds nice....but if u need CF, the MSI would be perfect although its hideously ugly

LOL

U BE maaaa...why bother with HTT raising??? just pump in 1.535-1.575v then raise Multi until 4ghz...

Why ur ram so slow?
Why u drop your HT Link Multi but left CPU-NB Multi at 10x?
Why ur temp so high? (stock cooling i guess )
Why buy 5770 and not 955 first?

Huh!!!

For GD70 ker??? fuiyyoohhh water chilled Phenom2!!!!

Post CPU-z ram tab

ya lorrr...Ram = Memory maaaa...

Not that one, the one where you have your SPD and Brand of your ram..

Set ur HTT back to 200

Set ur ram to 1333mhz (or 666mhz) in the bios....set ur main timings manually...if you dont understand, find CL or CAS or Cas Latency and set it at 9

Put your ram at 1.6v or 1.7 even better...

Then save and boot...see if post...if cannot, Clear CMOS by taking out battery or short circuit the jumper marked CLRCMOS..

If you don't reply, I assume your ram settings is wrong

yap...set the ram ratio until u see either 666 or 1333

U also can try by NOT raising the voltage....however, it would be a guessing games once u encountered instabilities....