man..where do u live?
room temperature already 30C++..
well, maybe its possible if u using dry ice..

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Apr 20 2007, 10:00 PM

maybe u should re-apply the thermal paste and attach back the heatsink properly..
last time my P4 3.0GHz is 50C++ on default clock, but then after i did the method like stated above, the temp reduced to <40C

damn the brisbane core sure is tempting
2.9 and 3.0 got hit easily..

how did u determine that? by superPI? is the 5-5-5-12 has lower time completing the 32M compared to 5-4-4-12?

man..not again..
3.1ghz is really eassy meh?

err..i dun think those HTT and chipset voltage are meant to be altered..
becoz so far i didnt touch any part of it..only vcore and vdimm only..

there are NONE who OCed until 2.8GB..its GHz actually

just keep it under 60~70C

found this from hardware section (sorry if this is the repost)



http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=c...d=631&Itemid=40

ya ka..? haha damn..
so agena is better and more overclockable than brisbane?

oh, speaking of am2 opty, is there anyone use it?
i checked at the first post, none using AM2 Opteron..
wanna see how is the overclocking result..

in overclocking, its always 'try and error'
we cant guarantee how much voltage needed, nor the fsb..
but u can always refer to the result and discussion made here for reference.

so basically, if u r new in oc, take ur time and read the guide, then try it urself.
then if u r not understand or got question to asked, u can post it here

OT - ur signature is damn long .maybe u should edit it

This post has been edited by kalakatu: Apr 27 2007, 08:39 AM

so must change the mobo if wanna use Agena?
what about the other hardware? is AM2+ still using DDR2?

eh..does that mean ur infinity cannot support Brisbane in the first place?
i tot all the AM2 motherboard can supports all AMD processors with AM2 socket, regardless on which core it is..

finally someone with Biostar TA690G AM2 posted the OC result..
nice by the way..is that the far u went with 1T command rate?

u better watch ur temp since its 1.65v
try loose the timing and lower the divider, maybe to 533 or 400..

almost same situation with me..but for me, it happened when my windsor OCed to 2.4GHz and above..when switch on the pc, the monitor will show blank screen for about 30 seconds, then it will proceed BUT with th stock clock and voltage..
so what i did was, i entered the bios, exit and save, then ok

i guess Amedion was right..biostar TForce 570U tend to increase the vcore more on what we have set..

in my case, i set the vcore : 1.250v
but the posthardware and cpuz shows 1.290v

then vcore : 1.275v
cpuz and posthardware : 1.312v

isnt that a huge difference?
anyone with tforce 570u experienced this?

well i dun dare to use it...
last time i was using biostar utility to monitor my voltage, but what it do was altering my voltage from 1.475v to 1.25v

i dunno how should i say this, but i think its quite dangerous when we set the vdimm jumper to 2.4v..

i saw my vdimm was 2.48v on the posthardware..lucky..
then i changed back to the normal jumper place..
and currently my crucial can go around ddr800 (divider 667) with unchanged vdimm..

now my target is, oc until the highest 1T can make..