Well, 1 thing for sure, thermal paste plays a role plus also the performance of the WC kit especially in the radiator part. My dual radiator is just 50% cooled.....so not really optimal

Another thing could be inaccurate sensing of the temperature. Thats about it

Well, it should be...lower clocks + lower vcore should be cooler

Yo bro kunta, at 400Mhz, mine can do 4-4-4-12-2T
But need 2.1v though

LOL..mine can't even boot at high ram frequencies haha
But it doesn't matter much....

Currently I am running in this settings. Kindly advice on what other timings to release more performance, are the subtimings ok?



This post has been edited by shinjite: Aug 27 2010, 01:43 AM

It will work because its using SB750 chipset that supports ACC

Where to get the 95W Thuban?

BuBu: If its prime stable, then good

Means you got a gem of a FX5000
Mine at 3.3Ghz need >1.4V to get it stable, some like yours only needs 1.3xV

Hows the temp on full load? Did you try to go higher than 300Mhz HTT? Try it, mine maxed out at 303Mhz HTT (FYI, I am running on IGP, not sure it can scale higher with dedicated GPU or not)

So now instead of going high OCs, I try to find the max clockspeed it can go at 1.1V. Currently priming Blend at 2.4Ghz (300x8, HT Link and CPU-NB at 2.4Ghz), RAM is at 500Mhz 5-5-5-10-20-2T. If its stable, then I will continue with this setup till I get my AM3 setup ready
I tried 300x8.5 = 2.55Ghz at 1.1v, it managed to boot into Windows and then BSOD

Screenshot below

Sien....1.1v at 2.4Ghz failed lol
Now up a bit of Vcore see can stabilize or not hahaha

Even with increased NB voltage also cannot?

Haihz....sadly 2.55Ghz can't boot nicely into Windows
Now I up the Vcore a bit, later try 2.55Ghz 300x8.5 and see for an hour

Tested the RAM earlier already, confirm stable at 500Mhz 5-5-5-10-20-2T at 2V
So for fun play low voltage and see how high the speeds it can go loh~~
Because I know mine can't hit 305Mhz HTT no matter what, it just won't boot even with the lowest multiplier used :sigh:

I know....I've been overclocking since P4 days

2.55Ghz failed...need more Vcore just to stabilize it~~
I'll drop back to 2.4Ghz and be done wit it

Wait for my AM3 upgrade then continue

Is that the 95W Thuban?

Anything above 4Ghz is more or less the same as the previous 1055T in terms of Vcore

This post has been edited by shinjite: Aug 30 2010, 10:04 AM

Aahh, anyway, don't expect much on the 95W above 4Ghz onwards
Reviews shown it is nearly the same with the 125W 1055T

Its stronghold is within the 4Ghz area at low voltage

^ GG warning man from the modder

Bro khoo, if you see the SS and reviews, 4Ghz achievable less than 1.3v man, around 1.28-1.29v 4Ghz already O.O"

HEXUS already has the review
From them, 4Ghz is at 1.35v

^ is that yours?>