QUOTE(kahjye @ Jan 24 2011, 12:43 AM)
Hello guys , i would like to need some expert help here.
my spec is
2500k
p8p67 LE , I know its rubbish
8gb ddr3 1600mhz ram
hd5850
odin pro550w psu.
on the first day i bought , my pc can survive auto tuning into 4ghz and Performance mode in bios.
but starting from yesterday , whenever i set my bios to boot into Performance mode , drivers started to crash.
and also , my pc kept on and off then on back and runs normally whenever i on my pc.
i suspect the culprit is my PSU , Possible guys?
cause last time I oc my rig with this same PSU , my previous mobo already kong....
i have the same setup like you, for starters use the following settings.my spec is
2500k
p8p67 LE , I know its rubbish
8gb ddr3 1600mhz ram
hd5850
odin pro550w psu.
on the first day i bought , my pc can survive auto tuning into 4ghz and Performance mode in bios.
but starting from yesterday , whenever i set my bios to boot into Performance mode , drivers started to crash.
and also , my pc kept on and off then on back and runs normally whenever i on my pc.
i suspect the culprit is my PSU , Possible guys?
cause last time I oc my rig with this same PSU , my previous mobo already kong....
ai overclock -> manual
bclk/peg frequency -> 100.0
turbo ratio -> by all cores
by all cores -> 40
memory frequency -> ddr3-1600mhz
offset mode sign -> -
cpu offset voltage -> 0.145
cpu spread spectrum -> disabled
advanced -> cpu configuration:
cpu ratio -> 33
cpu c1e -> disabled
cpu c3 report -> disabled
cpu c6 report -> disabled
monitor -> cpu fan profile -> turbo
i found that it gives me the highest possible scores at 4GHz at the lowest cpu voltage.
you can download intelburn test 2.5 to test your processor stability and your speed in gigaflops.
before you set the above values into your bios, test with intelburn test first to see what your scores are like and also for comparison use later. if it pops up a message telling you the processor is unstable, then no need to finish the intelburn test, go into your bios and set the above values.
auto tuning is really not recommended because it pumps too much voltage into the processor thus causing significantly higher temperatures so it makes the processor unstable.
Jan 24 2011, 10:16 AM

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