llc = load line calibration

ganged/unganged mode also dual channel ler

no..dual channel has nothing todo with that gang thingy..

just when u gang both 64bt controller working together (and i also don understand this, and dont bother to )
ungang will make the 64bit controller working individually..

llc is load line calibration

and average phenom IIs (Except 720 / 710 ) will run 3.5ghz on stock vcore.. 3.8 is possible with <1.4v but is normal to exceed 1.4v..
and 1.45v is no that high but, ur temp and ur mobo will decide it is high or not

1.45v i think still ok la, better don't exceed 1.5v.
usually we use unganged mode, also dual channel.

any1 can help me?since i saw many pro online atm

i think you can pm him.
but i thought all sata port are locked?

ur question is like only 1 here..right?

i think that guide is quite outdated.. cuz i also dont even know any locked sata port..and none of my hdd spoilt cuz of oc..
so just ignore it i guess..

ok thx bro..i was thinking bout tht too
regarding bout my bios..actually which 1 do i need to touch?

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2006/abit/FATAL1TY_AN9_32x/g4.htm
http://www.ocworkbench.com/2006/abit/FATAL1TY_AN9_32x/g5.htm

example of my bios

This post has been edited by GAT-X105: Mar 10 2011, 10:40 PM

so the llc need to set enable or disable?

1 more thing, the mobo temp (monitoring using aida64 extreme) show 35'C, but i can feel the chipset's heatsink is very hot when i touch it...

ENABLE to gain stable system..... no need high vcore........ else u will busy adding vcore...........

for asus mobos, it's recommended to put cpu-nb disabled from what i read. but ofcoz, that was on chiv...

yo guys..after study out my bios i slowly understand i realize this guide http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/625156 kinda old but still can follow
i did follow until OC in windows part which is need to run CPU-Z 1st.. =


OC in windows (This is where the fun begins!!!)
1) Run CPU-Z, ensure
-----core speed is 2000 Mhz
-----voltage (vcore) around 1.35v
-----HT link <1000 Mhz (should be at 600Mhz)
-----Memory frequency <200Mhz (should be at 133Mhz)

and this is wht i get...


so wanna ask u guys is it correct?so can i strt increase HTT in Clockgen?
really² appreciate u guys help here

this is the highest clock i can boot. 264x15=3.97Ghz,
vcore set to 1.48v,
vdimm 1.55 @ 1400Mhz.
if i incease a bit (267x15=4.005Ghz) it will crash everytime after boot into windows. what should i do to break the 4.0ghz





for the CPU spread spectrum, just let it be auto or must set to enable or disable?
one more thing, ht link must be under 2000Mhz right? same as CPU/NB freq or not?

This post has been edited by lengchai86: Mar 11 2011, 12:21 PM

Example of my bios:


On my bios i set :
-Multiplier Factor x14.0
-External Clock 230 Mhz

-CPU Core Voltage 1.3500v
-DDR2 Voltage 2.20v
-NB 1.2v Voltage 1.20v <--at default
-SB 1.5v Voltage 1.50v <--at default
-Hyper Transport 1.20v <--at default
-DDR2 Reference -30mv <--at default



DRAM clock i change to DDR2 667 (bcause ths wht http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/625156 told me )

and here wht makes me confius



K8<->NB HT Speed i set to 3X (can be set to 1x to 5x)
K8<->NB HT Width i dont touch it,currently set to Auto (can be set <8 >8 or <16 >16)
NB-->SB HT speed i set to 3X (can be set to 1x to 5x)
NB<->SB HT Width i dont touch it,currently set to Auto (can be set <8 >8 or <16 >16)
PCI Express bus(PCIEXP1) i set to 100Mhz (as this guide told me http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/625156)
NB<->SB Reference Clock Auto(i dont touch)
the rest as example bios pic
NVIDIA GPU Ex Disabled

and this is wht i get atm..


im just curious with my DRAM frequency now..is tht correct?
also why my FSB:DRAM CPU/9 <---wtf is this?
appreciate any help here

well, tat is ok but if u want to oc ur ram then make it 800mhz..
u know how it works right the ram dvider?


which part u dont understand? if u not sure what is that, meaning that is an advance setting.. u can leave to default
NB HT speed - try to make it as close to 1000mhz
HT width - leave auto can, put 16bit can.. any option still can
those SB HT i donno.. so either wait for others to come or jus leave auto..

cpu/9 is ur ramspeed is ur cpu clock divided by 9 ( but u have to times back 2 to get the effective speed)
and if u can see that is not a correct figure u set.

the exact figure should be
at 200mhz HTT - ram speed should be 667mhz (333mhz will be displayed on cpuz)
if at 230mhz HTT - ram speed should be 767mhz (383 wll be displayed on cpuz)

but this is normal for older entry level mobo..but i donno ur mobo which level..kekeke

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Added on March 11, 2011, 8:41 pmi sapok.. later if the cpu-nb llc enable, u will have trouble adjusting vIMC to make the ram stable..

well.. try with lower cpu multi 1st.. and increase ur htt. if can, then only use higher multi..
but there are cases that ur system dont like certain multi much..so try different combo if HTTxmulti will possibly help
if u think u done everything, just give up 4ghz.. alot of ppl also cant reach the 4ghz.. yet again make it stable

cpu spread spectrum i always disable it..but still i donno what is tha

This post has been edited by kuntawakaw: Mar 11 2011, 08:41 PM

Adoi terasa siak, me and my magic lemong hands

1. can htt stable at above 2000MHz?
2. HTTxmulti means HTlink freq x multi proc?

thanx for your help

I think he meant HT@FSB Speed*CPU Multi, it has nothing to do with HTlink.. when oc'ing the HTlink speed should be maintain nearest to its default value

owh.. fsb X CPU multi. i understand that. i thought he meant like this

In overclocking a phenom II cpu keep ur htlink speed below ur cpu-nb speed or maintain it nearest to its default 2k speed, to reduce the amount of vcore, u need to try using a combo of vcore + vimc, that usually works

for now, fsb=300 x10(CPU multi)
need to find higher fsb or not.. btw what is vimc..