no need reduced cpu fan...it is dangerous....let the fan on all the time...make sure up to speed or if not u are just wasting the fan spanlife...

up vcore too much???how much????+0.4v or 1.0v???

i up till 1.62.. cannot ler... scare already.. d temp wit fan running 1k rpm then d temp can achive onli 60-61c if full fan speed, onli got 56c


btw.. my board temp also nearly same wit cpu temp.. izzit normal?


now stop burn in first..wanna google around to see more bout this..

don ever compromise cooling....afterwards ur cpu overheat....

kk .thanks for d tips..



btw.. my board temp also nearly same wit cpu temp.. izzit normal?


This post has been edited by low yat 82: Jan 4 2006, 04:50 PM

usually the sensor around the pwn ic is getting hot then the sensor also heats up...try to place a fan around the cpu area to get better airflow...

wow...antonio, you damn good la..teaching noobs like us how to burn in...

I burn once b4..and it end up temp below 45c even with 1.8v for my venice..end up no improvement.

Anyway..which method is the right to practise?
Mine or soulfly?

This post has been edited by Cyclone87: Jan 4 2006, 06:27 PM

Sharing is caring maaa.....

jus now i also try soulfly's method... set d lowest vcore that can use to enter windos.can browsing around and running super pi 1m.. but when runnin sisandra burn in.. i think after 5min.. it hang.. mayb d vcore i set is too low or simply my current is too low(15A for 12v rail)?

it's either the vcore too low or your psu rail not enuff juice

thanks

izzit? i only burned for 10 hours, but u recommend 2 days, so thinkin to burn again

now running 1.41v which is default vcore stable at 345htt, prime stable for 4 hours

wow man..nice... think that d burn in really works for u man... wonder how mine's ... need to buy psu first b4 try anythin

Sorry for the confusion, I just realized today

wow...you all dun haf to pump so much and the processor can still fly...me leh?? 1.7v and whole comp not stable at 2.68ghz...

Have you tried tweaking the extra memory timing options?

Bios memtest can take your RAM up to what speed?

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 5 2006, 05:17 PM

i have not tweaked the memory settings..just the basic stuff...2.5-3-2-8 bios memtest stable up to 223mhz...but only tested to bout 30 loops....cause no time to leave it overnight...tried wtm's settings, but not stable...

Have you tried 2.5-3-3-8-1T?

Set your aim of clockspeed... let say 2.7GHz. Then set your RAM timing and a proper divider. Bank interleave set to ENABLE. Everything else set to auto. Then boot to Windows.

In Windows, open A64Tweaker. Look at the values, and copy everything on a piece of paper.

Reboot and go into BIOS and apply those timings into your memory setting. Then you can test with BIOS memtest.

Quite time consuming, but I think it's quite fun and annoying at the same time

haha..i'll try it..but is there any guideline? cause the last time i tried, my whole system cant boot to POST...

All you need to know is the function of each timing.

You can try read this (attached)


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aiyohh dude...

rule one in overclocking!!! period!

1.Always set your ram manually...Dont rely on SPD values...it will kill ya....