here u go


mind u..a fake result here

last time eco can get high price.. i sold mine at 3XX per kit and that was quite fast. some one even sell at 4XX
now at 270 for quite new ram no one even ask about that

that is the prob for a non BE thuban.. 3ghz NB can be achieve easily but need quite high HTT..
if deneb, propus or regor, i dont care much cuz 3GHZ NB usually need high volt which not suitable for daily usage.

fatalynx failed with CnQ turn on
i want say "nice clock there" "awesome run u did there" also kenot..kekeke

btw, i dont think LinX is the best stressing tool for AMD..

its ok to turn on the CnQ but my prev post was to tell u to snap the actual speed..so that i can be impressed or what..kekekek

over my personal opinion, get a 1090T.
reason is invalid.. so i wont post here..kekeke

8gb 2x4gb or 4x2gb bro? if 2x4gb higher chance to get it sold. now ram is dirt cheap and also ppl looking for value ram only now. my rams i donno for how many months in garage sale but no one bother to ask..


it was his 1100T chip.. not the mobo chip
that processor is not that good..

it was a very good board back in its era.. 700series.
that time no thuban yet..

now, some ppl get problem with the board after insert thuban in..
plus this board is outdated.. if compare with 7series, mem clocking indeed great..but now with 900series, 790fx gd70 is nothing...

well.. depends on motherboard..and what is the thing that u are comparing

let say.
if Ram oc, i can say the yes. 870 better then 790fx. but stil not all 870 mobo better than all 790fx mobo
generally is yes.

if u talking about how durable 1 board is, then it depends on the component and quality build.chipset has nothing to do with this.

if u plan to OC ur processor speed, just get a good cheap mobo with 8+2 ok already.. here in OCU always recommend 8+2..kekeke we like big pwm count..kekeke

its ok to blow the hot air..that air not that hot anyway.. just slightly warm..

it better then passive or pull..(at least for me)
my hand told me so.. kekekek

nah, my blink2 so far best way

@verdict
i can say the chip is better compared to my 1100t in term of imc
the core speed havent test yet..need a better mobo only can test

@powerslide
its common for 7series mobo not to pass 1600mhz in ram oc. but not all cant.
go get urself a C5F.kekeke
and btw, no sis here.. kekekke

This post has been edited by kuntawakaw: Jul 20 2011, 05:03 PM

my board seems like has issue.. so cant really test.need to change to old board then only can
wahh.. u no sayang ur heatsink ka screw like that. will scratch the heatsink kan? but good thing is 2 fans now

well.. i dont think buying new stupid heatsink will be a good idea..it will only add up the cost. and most ppl wont pay extra.
if buy quite good heatsink. then it will be diffrent. ppl might pay extra bucks as the heatsink is better then the stock

and if got anyone saying " u need the original heatsink for rma purpose". just say no need.

cpu-nb no problem at all.
Voltage for certain speed is almost the same at any htt x multi

for ram, low down cpu and cpu-nb.
test anyway u like.
prime with
min FFT = 1024
max FFT = 4096
memory use 3072MB or higher. use all ram if possible
minute = 3.

this is my preference. might not be the best but works for me.

cpu-nb volt 1.55v is consider very high already i think.
last time i bench with 1.6v for short time (and only superpi) i can feel its like deteriorate. some motherboard will show red even at 1.35v

timing?

set the cpu and cpu-nb close to stock.
increase dram voltage up to 1.65v (this is a safe volt.. u can go higher with no prob)
increase cpu-nb voltage to 1.25v

now push the ram.. what timing is that?

abang fatalynx is hardcore tweaker.. he played with all kind of voltages
im not really sure about the vdda.its something that if increase, it stabilize the vcore supplied to ur processor. correct me if im wrong.i used adjust this back then if when using high vcore for quick bench.

nice2..fast2 update us with results.. esp the imc..kekekeke

This post has been edited by kuntawakaw: Aug 5 2011, 08:12 PM

with deneb. there is near to impossible to get 2000Mhz ram

the reason to lower down the cpu clock is to eliminate the possibility that cpu clock not stable.. so that u can identify the problem is the ram as other clock leave at stock.

test with stress test? if yes.. now u already know ur ram speed limit. if u want to oc the ram further, try tightening the timings. if not, proceed with CPU-NB clock.

cpu-nb at 2.5v? go look again..which voltage is that.
cpu-nb stocked at 1.1v (some proc 1.175v) and no way u can increase it up to 2.5v.

with deneb, u are safe to go up to 1.75v (this is my preference.. u may set ur limit to 1.65v)

quick stress test with prime 1min. around 15mins ok already. quick test not really stable but useful when u still searching the limit.

cant really figure what problem u have here..as dont know the ram capability.

ok..back the dram to 1800mhz only.
increase the htlink multi to 9.

leave other value near to stock and prime again.. see if still occur.

remember to do things slowly.. straight away jump to high clock not advisable

i did some test on the thermal last time. check here

from there.. there is no choice..if u want to overclock u must lower the vcore from stock. (yes..its possible) as even at same vcore with higher speed, the temp is higher..

u flip the switch, it will increase the HTT

take note that HTT will increase ur core speed, ram speed, nb frequency, and also HT Link.

as u have a BE processor, just manually increase the multiplier.. and add some vcore.. auto oc always not recommended here

i cant explain to u anything.. so u try for oc guides on first page or just leave ur system at stock.
those terms i mentioned all is basic.. u donno, u cant oc. thats all

giga normal like this..not normal jumpe but just 2 standing pins.
look below the pci lane..got.. take metal and just touch both pins..