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hypermax
post Jan 12 2012, 01:04 PM

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Hi overclocking Sifus and Gurus,

I have a I7 930 and Asus P6T, coupled with Kingston HyperX DDR3 2000Mhz 6GB, and have achieved the following results

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My voltages are as followed:

CPU: 1.3V
QPI/VTT: 1.375V
CPU PLL: 1.88V
IOH and ICH both at 1.2V
DRAM: 1.65V

Others at "Auto"

Prime stable at 8hrs

As you can see, my temp is actually quite good, and i believe i can lower the vCore further.

However, when i tried overclocking it to 4Ghz (200x20), it would crash within first 10min of prime. I have tried increasing the vCore to as high as 1.375 but without much success.
The BSOD code i got is 0X050, 0X04E and some other weird 2 digits error.
Pls shed some light on my situation. Thx.

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post Jan 13 2012, 01:31 PM

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Finally, 4Ghz
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But the ram speed and timing is a bit weird. Also, my multiplier refuses to go above 19.
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post Jan 13 2012, 08:22 PM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 13 2012, 03:38 PM)
I've added codes of common BSOD in the first page.
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Actually, i realized that the BSOD code is not absolute. When i got 0X3D, i actually bumped up my QPI/VTT, and problem solved.

Btw, can anyone teach me how to optimize my ram?
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post Jan 13 2012, 09:32 PM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 13 2012, 09:29 PM)
So can ur ram post at rated specs of 2000 C9?
need to pump at least 1.4v VTT for this speed.
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Can, but in order to run a DDR2000 9 10 9 27, VTT needs at least 1.6. Kinda afraid to push my VTT so high
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post Jan 14 2012, 12:28 AM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 13 2012, 10:00 PM)
bad IMC, u got a bad chip then. 1.6v VTT is seriously too high & might damage ur chip.
need a golden batch to do this uncore 4GHz & dram 2000MHz.
other batches better settle down at dram 1866MHz or 1600MHz.
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However, i have read in Xtremesystem forum, some people actually claimed that 1.6 is ok for day to day usage. sweat.gif
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post Jan 14 2012, 09:04 AM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 14 2012, 06:43 AM)
maybe they put active cooling on the VRM ie. waterblock, fan etc...
my R3E's VRM blown up when i tried to pump the VTT to 1.6v, before actually stressing it. The highest stable one was 1.58v but i think it started to toast my mobo. on passive cooling of stock VRM heatshink btw. The most important thing is to let OC protection (OCP) options enabled all the time (default is enabled). Max safe VTT for me is 1.55v, on stock cooling.  smile.gif
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I see. Thanks for the info. I am also afraid of burning my chip, thus settle for VTT 1.35

Btw, Kingston hyperX XMP profile actually calls for 1.7 VTT sweat.gif

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post Jan 14 2012, 10:11 AM

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QUOTE(owikh84 @ Jan 14 2012, 10:08 AM)
Yupe as i've recalled. I believe this is not for 24/7 on passive cooling ie stock VRM heatsink. 45nm chips can take it but not for mobo VRM. You might end up with CPU throttling once the VRM temp reaches its limit of ~85C+. Note that there are several other rams with XMP VTT 1.6v but nobody is going to put this just because their mobo cant take the heat biggrin.gif.
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Kinda wasted actually, DDR2000 can only run at DDR1691 on my board, kinda pity.
But then again, CPU speed is most important smile.gif



 

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