ya, stock cooler

no wonder temps so high

i suggest you manually set vcore and change to a better cooler

Vcore is too high??

u can run d chip @ ~4.0GHz w/ that kinda volt...

My system crash jst nw..

Now i increase the Vdim to 1.65v abd Vcore set to 1.42V and will run stress test again.

Here is another 1055T OC result at default voltage . Try to push into 4Ghz but not stable with 1.35v and it is very hot! like 65C++

try to increase the voltage

it takes more than 1.35v for a decent chip to achieve 4GHz unless ya chip is a 95watter. my fren managed a 4.0GHz w/ 1.44v...

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...post&id=1658844

What is the critical tempeature for 1055T?

....Max Temps 62C according to AMD SPEC !! then i should get better cooler to push it higher.....

This post has been edited by InfiniteX: Jul 11 2010, 07:00 PM

I check my Max FSB according to the guide on 1st page by increasing my FSB and decrease the multi
Guess what, my system crashes at 250MHz, FSB.

My 1055T got problem??

This post has been edited by kimurastanley: Jul 11 2010, 07:06 PM

it's the temperature....

but i decrease the multi to make the clock speed as near as stock 2800Mhz. Temperature is around 50-53

This post has been edited by kimurastanley: Jul 11 2010, 07:21 PM

hey guys, i only now to stabilize OCing the black editions cpu(phenom II x4) by increasing the cpu-nb clock to a certain higer clock thru formula. how bot the HT link speed(default shud be at 2000Mhz), must i oso kacau this settings to achieve higher stable Overclock?

HT link should stay close to stock

I always use temp +-10c when adding 0.1v

so basically at stock the CPU would run a max of 58-62c while on stock volts ie. 1.375v

so when i go bump it to 1.475v logically speaking an average of 70-82c would be the result...but then it would exceed the max thermal specification that AMD had put and as many AMD kaki would know, the higher the temp, the poorer the result of OC'ing...

So to lower down the average max temp, a good aftermarket cooler would be recommended...

maybe the HT link speed cause it.
what is your HT link speed?

HT link also around 2000MHz, i try to make HT link, NB, Ram clock as close to stock frequency, but it still crashes

why not try all over again? clear CMOS then OC 1 part at a time

btw, sifu antonio

try clear cmos and overclock again, see can help or not?

so my situation is
Setup:
CPU 250x11.5=2875MHz
HT, NB~2000Mhz
Ram ~1322MHz(Stock 1333)
CPU T full load Max= 55 C
Voltage all at default stock

But system still crashes

so that means the proc cant go more than 250MHz?