5.06GHz on 1.616v.

this is very tempting for folding.

yea, looking forward to amd bulldozer.
found another here:
Bulldozer Shines in 3D Gaming and Rendering: AMD

how about this source?
http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post380767
it say cpu vdd voltage is the main thing to touch instead of cpu voltage?
i also confused.

hmm, because i m not clear how cpu vdd voltage and cpu voltage work.
these 2 voltage also direct contribute to vcore?
it is have to adjust either one? or need to adjust both?
if these 2 voltage adjusted to different value, then it will take which one to be vcore?

This post has been edited by saturn85: Feb 11 2011, 02:45 PM

i see.
means the cpu vdd voltage on auto is the stock vcore of the cpu lo.
and cpu voltage is the offset voltage that add to the cpu stock vcore.
right?

let say an amd cpu come with 1.35v stock vcore.
if want to increase the vcore to 1.4v, have 2 options:
1) change cpu vdd voltage to 1.4v from auto, leave cpu voltage on auto (+0.00v).
2) leave cpu vdd voltage on auto (1.35v), change cpu voltage to +0.05v (equivalent to 1.4v on the msi board?)
or even
3) change the cpu vdd voltage to 1.3v from auto, and change the cpu voltage to +0.1v (equivalent to 1.45v on the msi board?)
is that like this?

This post has been edited by saturn85: Feb 11 2011, 08:47 PM

i see. get the idea already.

what is that?

i think the lack of L3 cache does have impact on it.

value ram pull down my HTT clock.

hmm, the value ram prevent me to go beyond 265MHz HTT.
even with the lowest dram divider and loosen timing.
but i didn't try increase dram voltage, don't have active cooling on it.

hmm, i m using an older platform.
CPU: AMD Phenom FX-5000
Mainboard: DFI LANParty JR 790GX-M2RS (AM2+)
RAM: Kingston 2x2GB DDR2 800 value ram
yes, it is ok, as long as you clear about what you are doing.
but without tweaking on vcore, doubt that it can hit the clock with cpu mutiplier of x19.

lowering the vcore can help in reduce temperature.
but increase cpu nb clock also need enough cpu nb voltage to do it.

and now since you increase core clock to 3.72GHz,
means you already increase the base clock.
and that means you have to check every clock again,
since those clock are link to the base clock with their respective multiplier.
maybe cpu not enough voltage or dram clock not stable?
post cpuz screen shoot if you manage to get it.
haha, last time the seller told me the culprit is value ram.
because he face same case before.
and after change to performance ram,
the HTT clock can push higher.

this is nice.
DDR2 667 5-5-5-15 ram at DDR2 800 4-4-4-10 speed.
but how about the dram voltage for this?
and what is the software that show all the dram timing there?

haha, but for me, it is.
but DDR2 value ram can stand 2.1v? and without active cooling on it.
some overclocking guide state dram voltage is most sensitive voltage among them.
improper use of it will result in burning dram chips.
so i usually didn't touch dram voltage,
and don't know how is the safe way to play with dram voltage.

i see.
hmm, i didn't really pay attention to the chips.
later when i clean up casing only see la.

nice overclock there.

220MHz x 10/3 = 733MHz
equivalent to DDR3 1466.

Q2 is coming. AM3+..


This post has been edited by saturn85: Feb 25 2011, 10:06 PM

AM3+ socket originally have how many pin?