Well..fingers crossed

Oh yea, if given the choice of tight timing with lower frequency and loose timing with high frequency.
Which one would be a better choice?

This post has been edited by cllee86: Apr 7 2011, 02:55 PM

Oh Yeaa...I rike

Yea..like everyone can afford those high end stuffs

Sorry la..now I'm working night shift. Don't really have much time to tweak the settings and Prime them for long.

So for now I'm still running 3.6Ghz @ 1.4v. FSB 212 and Multipllier set at 17. Can't remember the NB frequency but its the same as last time.

The only change I made this time is tighten my RAM timing to 8-9-8-23 @ 1410Mhz @ 1.6v.

Woo...1600Mhz OC it 1800Mhz..feels good man..
But my mobo only up 1666Mhz

Yea, should have done that a long time ago..the best part is, I'm only using double-side tape to secure my fan onto the DVD-Rom bay

I'm gonna get a good 8cm fan for my exhaust next. The one I'm using now is so freaking weak. Totally cannot feel any air coming out.

This part I don't understand? Can explain?

Woah..I wish I can put 12cm fan but unfortunately the screw mount and exhaust mesh is only for 8cm fans.
Haizz...I'm saving money to buy new casing. Always wanted a CM HAF series, gonna get the HAF-X

Hi Guys. My latest attempt at OC. This time I push it to 3.74Ghz @ 1.4v. HT Link at 2200Mhz. Increased the NB to 1.22v.
I've tighten my RAM Timing to 8-9-8-23-28 @ 1.6v. Just a tiny bit tighter this time.
Prime for 17 mins and no errors found
I have to admint there is a certain kind of unexplainable satisfaction when OC'ing and successful
Btw, screen shot below. And so sorry, I capture it once I've stop the workers. Forgot to capture it while Priming
Only 60Mhz to 3.8Ghz



This post has been edited by cllee86: Apr 9 2011, 01:02 AM

No choice bro. Time restrain. Will only be able to prime it on the weekends. I'm not comfortable leaving it to Prime alone while I work or going out.
But 1 hour enough edi rite...

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Added on April 9, 2011, 3:59 amJust game for 1 hours plus using the latest configuration. Everything seems to work fine

This post has been edited by cllee86: Apr 9 2011, 04:00 AM

Alright..This I need to double confirm..I think I over volt NB and not CPU-NB volt like you said...

Hehe. HAF 912 not big enough. I actually like 922 alot of the design is a bit outdated, interior is not black and the side transparency is not big enough. Waiting for a replacement for it

Haiz..I don't think I can runt my 955BE at 4.0Ghz. At 3.74Ghz the temp at full load is nearing 55c, almost hit the heat wall edi.

Btw, 1 noob question, did you guys enable or disable AMD Cool n Quiet while OC or Priming? I always leave it on..

Hehe. Got warranty maa.. Btw, how to monitor temp on other areas? If use Hardware monitor you can only see CPU and GPU temp only. And 1 more is the overall temp which I'm not sure if its accurate at all..

Nvm. I still got my old mobo, just in case

I see. On is better cause I'll leave my PC on sometimes to DL.

I see. But since its not giving me any problems I'll just leave it on for now. Only if it kacau me then I'll turn it off

Bro. That AIDA64 you use is for what?

Btw, I've been extremely busy these 2 days. I've been helping my brother to build his new rig; and my father to upgrade his

Now I'm jealous with my brother's new casing. He bought a new NZXT Lexa-S. Damn cool. Too bad I can't afford a decent casing now

Btw, Specs as follows;

1055T
CM Hyper 212
MSI 790FX GD70 - ( This 1 bought 2nd hand from another LYN forumer )
8GB Kingston value RAM.

He asked me to help him OC his 1055T a little bit and so I OC'ed it to 3.2Ghz. Bump the Vcore to 1.4v.
Push the NB to 230Mhz and added 0.2v to the CPU-NB voltage.
Can't remember I OC'ed DDR3 to how many Mhz but its definitely higher than stock 1333Mhz Stock Timing.
Have Primed it for 1.5 hours and everything seems fine. The CPU temp didn't even reach 50c. Damn the casing have good air circulation......And Hyper 212 is really good for tis price

Picture Below;




This post has been edited by cllee86: Apr 12 2011, 03:38 AM

Haha..used to it edi
Its just a minor bump anyway. Consider it an extra juice for the CPU

Hehe..Didn't have enough time to properly configure it. I did it in the first try and since it could run fine I just leave it like that

Haha..too late to configure my brother's PC now. He's already back at our hometown
Btw, Thuban only needs 1.4v to clock more than 3.8Ghz. With extra 2 cores some more.
Wow. I love technology

Did you check the temp at the BIOS? Or can you set the casing alarm to go off when your CPU reaches a certain temp. Like mine, I set the alarm to go off at 60c.

@GAT-X105

I have squeeze every juice in my brain but still cannot think of any cause for your problem...
There aren't many things that will cause the CPU temp to jump that high.
1 very tiny possibility is short circuit but that will almost instantly fry ur CPU.