1000mhz meh? 9xxmhz pun suda blueskrin mlm td
Now just running stopid default 1600mhz 1st
I'll try tweaking again tonite..




This post has been edited by cloudwan: Aug 12 2010, 12:20 PM

Please refrain from posting something irrelevant in the thread. Thread cleaned.

was OCing my fren PC( he is using 955 BE c2), higest i can OC for him was 3.8GHz, weird his Mobo bios dun have option for CPU-NB adjustment. the bios was american megatrend, his Mobo was asus 785tdm evo, if i tried 3.9, bluescreen, wan to cahnge to a higer cpu-nb freq osos cannot, bios limited, shud i use AOD? prefer bios OCing, n also just OCing using multiplier so far

Well, AOD is another option if the BIOS has lack of options for OCing

anyone having issues with MA770T-UD3P? can't seem to get AHCI mode to work after updating the bios to F8 onwards

Bro ah_khoo, some tests done on g31L:

1600Mhz at 29-8-8-8-1T


1800Mhz at 29-8-8-8-1T


2000Mhz at 29-9-9-9-1T (Any lower than that timing cannot boot into windows, tho i haven't try henjut 1.7v yet )


Disregard the cpu volt tho, my target was to test the rams sooo everything else i put at stock auto setting

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Added on August 13, 2010, 10:51 amUsed that mobo b4, never liked their bioses above F5, always have some features missing

This post has been edited by cloudwan: Aug 13 2010, 10:51 AM

Haha..that is is my rig last time.at power socket there got 2 pin wit a jumper,same like reset bios pin..if ur fren mobo is new,d ori position is default,then u set it to other position..that is d ov socket..then u instal d turbo v,at there got cpu nb volt ,u can set at there..try 1.4v to 1.45v..cpu volt if nt wrong i set it 1.65v for 3.9ghz.

how bout the cpu-nb freq?

well.. up to bios f7.. all works fine.. starts bios f8.. there are some new features added..
like can set cores.. vdimm starts at 1.5v..but...all got prob.. so i use f7 anyways..

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Added on August 13, 2010, 12:08 pmmy current mobo have no way to set the imc volt.. i dont think it running on 1.175v (default when using other mobo).. i guess around 1.3v..
so i bump the cpu nb freq up to 2.5ghz even i dont need that speed..just to match the volt..

since u using the BE proc.. u can always choose which HTT the best.. if want 2.5ghz nb freq, make the HTT 250

This post has been edited by kuntawakaw: Aug 13 2010, 12:08 PM

Naise tip there bro, all from experience with various mobo's especially low~low-midrange mobo which are known for their castrated features right?

U can set it as auto, then us bus set it 250.

some mobo wont work like that..
if set auto.. it will make the value near to 2000mhz..
for ex.
200htt x 10nb multi = 2000mhz
210htt x 10nb multi = 2100mhz

but
220htt x10nb multi = 2200mhz..
220htt x 9nb multi = 1980mhz..
1980mhz is near to 2000mhz..so the auto will make it 9..not 10..

but in this case, he cant even set...means no option..

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Added on August 13, 2010, 2:33 pmsad i dont have chance even once to play with high class mobo.. all cheap and fragile one..

This post has been edited by kuntawakaw: Aug 13 2010, 02:33 PM

I am skeptical about my CPU-NB voltage when set to auto as well~~that is why I set it manually (my MSI low end mobo can set a lot of options)
Because I can't really check the temp even with AOD, all crap values appear

Asus evo can set at bios..coz last time i set b4..

dun really care bout the voltage, tat one can set, but prob wif the freq of the cpu-nb only, haih....

1000Mhz i can smell burning component! joke a side bang cloudwan

New AMD parts listed and coming!

The Phenom II X2 560 Black Edition is a bit more interesting. It is a Callisto-based dual core clocked at 3.3GHz. It packs 1MB of L1 and 6MB of L3 cache and has an 80W TDP. At 3.3GHz, it’s the fastest AMD dual-core and one of the highest clocked AMD parts in general. It costs €100 and it has an unlocked multiplier.

The Athlon II X3 450 is AMD’s latest triple-core and it seems like a rather good deal. This Rana-based part is clocked at 3.2GHz, it has 1.5MB of L2 cache and no L3 cache whatsoever. It has a 95W TDP and it’s listed at €86 which sounds more than reasonable.

There’s also a new six-core on the way. The 1075T is based on the Thuban core, however, it’s not inhabited by smug cats and it won't try to destroy the earth. It’s clocked at 3.0GHz, has a 125W TDB, but we still don’t have the
price.

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Low power consumption CPUs are a big market, and one that AMD has room to grow in. Cant wait for this!!!

This post has been edited by verdict: Aug 13 2010, 04:32 PM

no unlocking for new PhII?

I believe for 560 is a must!

U can set it x10..if nt stable drop 1 level x9..

Aarrgghhh 95W Thuban, faster come!!!