bro, i bought mine @ near rm600, not gonna let it go cheap just for 300+MHz. i'm happy enuf to run it @ 2.4GHz w 1.20V.

thinkin of gettin larger case instead as d airflow of my case is really a headache for me...

have u tried the max fft 512k ? I need few people to reconfirm this because i can get to 2.8ghz easily with max fft 32k but lots of error when using max fft 512k.

Why not pumping the voltage a bit more ?

will post the result tomorrow, now still priming.

Using 32k or 512k for the max fft ?

Weird results from me so i need others to help also. Thanks in advance.

of course 512k

2.6GHz needs 1.325V, but it run awfully hot, dats y i rather run it @ 2.4GHz w 1.184v.

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: May 31 2007, 09:08 AM

Good, update the results with me.

Curious to know how hot is awfully hot? Are you using stock HSF? 1.325v is stock Vcore for your 3800+ x2, right?

he is using freezer64, which he told me that is more cooler than xp120. btw, 1.35v is the default vcore for x2 3800+.

That's why I'm asking how hot is hot? If he's running 2.6 Ghz at 1.325v, then it shouldn't be THAT hot!??!! Unless 50'c is considered hot......

kmarc, did u tried stressing the proc with 512k max fft ?

Yup. Can't get above 2.74 Ghz at 1.40v.

I was running the SMP client at 2.72 Ghz at 1.40v (because I didn't switch on my rig 24/7) just to finish it and luckily there was no error.....

My oc test yesterday. Couldnt get cpu-z to run properly in safe mode so some of the features were disabled(coz my windows had some prob.....cant load in normal mode ). Core voltage was at 1.49V for this clockspeed.



Will do a proper oc when I get my windows sorted out I'm using a 4400+ stock cooler atm(the 1 with copper heatpipes). I probably need to feed this beast more volts to get higher. 2.75ghz booted and entered windows but quickly crashed. Can I pump the voltages any higher safely just to find out my absolute maximum clockspeed? Mind you I'm not gonna stress test the proc or anything.

This post has been edited by joe_star: May 31 2007, 04:45 PM

Good then. My temps between 2 cores differs by 5-6c. How about you guys ?

guys, what is NFT Fid? got this option on OC menu on my mobo's bios....

Wow, high voltage need to run at that speed.

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Added on May 31, 2007, 4:59 pm What options are there ? Voltage or what ?

This post has been edited by uzairi: May 31 2007, 04:59 PM

@uzairi

with fft 512k, how long you can prime before it failed?

Eh? Sure you're not going to stress your CPU arrr? Cause for me, going above 1.40v is already stressing the CPU heavily!!!

Are you orthosing to make sure it is stable at that speed? And to go so high, I don't think your stock cooler can take it. What is your core temp?

@uzairi - yup, cpu difference about 5-6'c

@mfa333 - never heard of it, why don't you check you mobo's manual.

This post has been edited by kmarc: May 31 2007, 05:32 PM

1.40 is just 0.05v more than the original vcore, it still consider acceptable. it's always recommend not to raise the vcore over 10% from original value. the stock hsf he used is not the normal one, only available on X2 4400+ and above or dual core opteron, it looks cool and better than xp90.

But at 1.49v??!!?? I think even good air HSF will have trouble keeping the temp at an acceptable level?