want to ask that every CPU hv maximum clock speed that can operate?? over the clock speed will burn the CPU ???

i'm using the same processor as u...i think i'm reaching the processor limit....3.4 is the max clock i can get..beyond that...it wont boot...3.5 still can boot..but not stable...i dont know actually why..i think maybe the processor limit..also same thing happen when i increase my fsb and raise my multiplier..still wont boot beyond 3.4...if u all sifoo know why please tell me...i'm a newbie too...

ur specs:

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Pentium 4 Prescott (LGA775) 2.8ghz(ES)@3.4ghz
Thermalright XP-120 + DeltaTriblade 3400rpm [idle=37,load=50]
DFI Lanparty UT i915P T-12 >>>915 chipset (no good for overclocking)
Sapphire ATI Radeon X800GT 256 GDDR3 oc[560core/562memory]
Kingston Hynix BT-J/D43 512 x 2 |2.5/3/3/6|
Western Digital 80gig SATA
Atrix Powerlogic Extreme Power 500T

This post has been edited by tone: Jan 2 2006, 12:56 AM

excuse me ..what kind of cooling system/heatsink do you use??

thermaltake silent tower with 2 fan..1 x suck , 1 x blow..

clear the cmos then..

U hit 3.4 i just try to oc 3.2 then caput cannot boot edi haiya 3.0 was stable...ermm wonder y?did u increase the voltage?Newbie also ma...

Bro is this ur pc? coz my fren claim that he helped you overclock it.. just need some comfirmation..

This post has been edited by XCremator: Jan 2 2006, 10:51 PM

go n verify it a xtremesystems.

lol, looks pretty fake to me
btw, that was from page 2, suddenly now bring that back up

How come ES processor cant OC much than the normal ones?
I tot ES is better!Can anyone tell me with mobo can support ES 775 proc tat have PCI-E gpu?Best for OC also stable?apreciate it

MY RIG
P4 2.8 ES 775 + stok HSF n fan
Gigabyte 8IPE775/G
512x2 Kingston KVR DDR333@400 winbond chips

nizam wat spec ur using?care to share?

I"m newbie anything OC but got ineteested while reading this forum.

I have a Intel P4 630
Prescott
LGA775
Also,i'm using a I-cute casing with 450w PSU.
MY mobo is the MSI PM8MV-2
Can I still oc the CPU abit more?
I wanna get the most out of it..

ES is a short form of an engineering sample for those who have no idea what it means. Basically the difference between ES and the retail is just simply the capability to play with the multipliers. Or in other words, the multiplier is not locked, so the more straightforwardly it's for you to optimize your settings. So there will not be any case where "my processor is holding me down, so I can't get the full potential of my TCCD".

ES is better in terms of more GHz doesn't exist in my book, but in terms of optimizing yes indeed. Maybe what you have heard is basically ES is better in terms of optimization of settings.

Sifu,
Could u be more specific by wat do ya mean by "optimization" there..thnx much appreciate it.sorry to trouble u..
Im still learning ere

yes...same as sex....

some can stand longer but only one shot....
some can a lot of shot but cannot stand long...
some has long but not strong...
some has short and can stand strong...

so answering your question i hope that u understand that NOT even the same batch,steepings,sllicone,wafer,chocolate chip processor can perform the same....it depends on the technique and a whole lotta luck....

Burn CPU....high clock speed don burn the CPU...high voltage does....


hmmm...i wish it was mine....


unfortunately we can't(and if there is he wont be reading this post coz there is no reply from him...)..All components performs differently compares to its brothers...

the best way is to learn the technique (again like sex) then see the results for your self.....I dont think you wanna us to see while you 'do it' right....So stick with the technique and ur be safe....

What is the technique u may ask????Well read stickies...

can...push the FSB bit by bit...do it in BIOS...untill u cant reboot....then recover by lowering the FSB it down again untill u can pass POST and boot into windows...after that try stability test such as Prime,Super PI,CPU Burn....Try to see if the test failed among ur overclocked FSB/....if fail lower down a little until you can pass around 5 hours of stability testing....

for more info read the stickies at the main Overclocker United page....

Its how you make the most outta both worlds...(again sex) like if ur short, try not to use doggy technique coz it will make it unreachable....

same as overclocking....

lets say a 3000mhz P4 with 200FSB x 15 multiplier....(imagine that the proc is ES)

then after a lot of testing you found out that your proc works best with a 275 FSB increase....but the proc wont be a stable as the Ram (assume TCCD)....so:

275 x 15 = 4125MHZ (WOW) but remember...ur proc is unable to work as high....Jus say your proc works best at 3500mhz...so you will either drop the multipiler to 12 which gives you 3300mhz or 13 which give you 3575mhz speed...which is 75mhz more clock than u r stable at...but still can be counter by vcore increase....

So its better to have a test on all the components to see which is which needs 'optimization'. The use the ability of the ES to control the Multiplier which is crucial in determinating your result...

This post has been edited by antonio_zth: Jan 4 2006, 02:04 PM

Thx zth,i've dl Super PI but Burn CPU 1.3 got SH3 and Console.Download which one?

One more problem...I dunno how to use Super PI...

How increase the CPU voltage?


This post has been edited by hosty: Jan 4 2006, 05:13 PM

i cant really remember whats the exact name coz now i'm in the office....try googling for CPU Burn-in....

easy...just select how many kilobytes or megabytes of calculation you want to do then just hit ok!...normally for stability ppl usually do test for 32Mb Calculation....


shut tha damn thing off.....

use Multimeter to test....its better and more or much less accurate...

p/s:

no need to post 3 times next time...

CPU burn-in...,32mb for stability...and multimeter - Gotcha and thx! haha ok,i'll make a more proper post nxt time ^^