just wondering, whats the cause of rebooting while doing superPI/test?
not enough juice for ram/cpu?

this never happened to me when im using dt-d43 in the old days
if either one lacking juice, it usually show fail squareroot blablabla...

does ur SuperPI just stop calculating..or does ur whole CPU reboot?

most likely its not enough juice on CPU

im having a feeling telling me that this 2gb kits is stressing the mem-controller hard =__=
but an increase of vcore didnt help much..
i'll wait for a new mod bios to try on later

anyone can tell me what the problem with my rigs..
running SuperPI 1M, SP2004 all error..

ur CPU not enough juice
raise ur vCore

btw..what are your RAM settings?

This post has been edited by gr2000: Feb 19 2006, 12:33 PM

actually i'm trying to check the highest oc without raising vcore..
my ram timing 3-4-4-10 at 2T

This post has been edited by zogenk: Feb 19 2006, 12:35 PM

what RAM u using?

and remember to raise ur vCore
i'm suprised your proc can even boot to desktop with 9x280 @ 1.376v

the highest with stock vcore is 310x8 actually, but only around 10 min. and restart..
i'm using Hynix TP-D43 single channel..
mobo Infinity Ultra
PSU CoolerMaster Real Power 450w

This post has been edited by zogenk: Feb 19 2006, 12:42 PM

Maybe E3 can do this trick......



Venice 3000+ LBBWE 0548 @ 2565MHz | Asus A8N-SLi Deluxe | Corsair VS 512MB*2 DDR-400 CL2.5(2T) w/ Vantec IceBergII | XFX GeForce 6800GS xXx Edition 256MB | Asus DVD-ROM 16x | Seagate Barracuda NCQ 80.0GB SATA II 3.0GB/s | WD 320.0GB Caviar SATA150 | Creative Audigy2 6.1 SoundCard | Compro TV Mate TV/FM Tuner | CM Stacker BTX Casing | Antec 480w PSU | Vtec 400w PSU | TT Silent Tower 112 w/ TT Smart Fan II 120mm*2 |

try 3-4-4-8 for ur RAM timings..
but firstly..just raise the vcore and see how it goes

-edited-
already know what the problem..


This post has been edited by zogenk: Feb 19 2006, 05:25 PM

Wow..can reached above 300!! Nice proc u have there!

ahh, I've got some problem to ask regards to my A64 system.
I'm using KVR DDR 512mbx2.
I can boot to windows at about 240 Mhz for divider 1:1
but when I use divider for 133 / 100, my frequency cant even reach 200.
is this my RAM limit when using divider? or is it relate to the memory controller?
I hope I not confusing anyone and hope you all understand what I'm asking and give me the solution either its my RAM limit or my bad memory controller

cannot expect much from a winnie

E6 should handle 2GB easier i think

Cpu-z and CPID both give different reading revision and code name on my newly bought AMD proc. Which 1 is correct Venice or Manchester , E6 or E4?

http://forums.amd.com/lofiversion/index.php/t67425.html

Check link above.

I'm new at AMD o/cing. I'm trying to figure out what is what, so far here's what I've learned:

HTT is 200 (default for AMD64 processors)
HT Multiplier or LDT Multiplier is 5 (default for AMD64 processors)

HTT x HT = FSB
200mhz x 5 = 1000mhz (this should never exceed 1000)

CPU Multiplier is 9 default for Winchester
CPU Multiplier x HTT = CPU Clock
9 x 200mhz = 1800mhz (default for AMD64 3000+)

I know that the HTT, HT, CPU Multiplier can be upped. However, I do not understand the memory divider and how it relates mathematically to overclocking. Can someone please explain this and give an example?

Thanks.

I think yours is the new E4 Venice that crippled down from Manchester. I heard some forum said AMD take those X2 Manchester that failed/problem 1 core to diable 1 core to make it into single core E4 Venice to save money. Dunno true or not.

the memory deviders works are refered to stock htt..
say, in the bios menu, im sure you can find memory speed, whith selection of 200,166,133,100 [for dfi n some mobo, theres 183 n 150]
so, if u choose 200, the devider will be like 200[htt]:200[ram], that means ur ram speed are sync to cpu htt.. if u up cpu htt250, means u run ur ram at 250mhz[ddr500]
so it goes 200:166, 200:100 etc deviders, ram run slower than cpu htt

So if I'm using a DDR400 ram, which divider should I use? I intend to o/c my CPU up to 2.4ghz (currently at 1.8ghz).

Here's my current rig:
AMD64 3000+ (winchester)
4x256MB HyperX DDR400
Asus A8N-SLI 939pin

UPDATE:
I found out this:
CPU Clock / Memory Divider = Memory Clock
1800 / 9 = 200 (default for DDR400)

Now if I would to up my CPU to 2400mhz,
I take the intended CPU Clock and divide it by the CPU Multiplier of 9 (I will assume that this multiplier is locked),
2400mhz / 9 = 266mhz which is the HTT

With HTT at 266mhz, I would need to reduce my HT Multiplier because at the default of 5, it would exceed the 1000mhz limit (266 x 5 = 1330mhz) and will be unstable.

So I'll reduce the HT Multiplier to 3,
266mhz x 3 = 798mhz (well below the limit)

Now, for the memory divider, I know I should also reduce it because now its currently at 1:1 (HTT:Memory Clock) ratio. Because if I don't,
266:266 would make my memory operate at 266mhz which is too much for a DDR400 RAM (should be 200mhz or below).

Theoritically, I should divide the new CPU Clock by 12 to get this,
2400mhz / 12 = 200mhz (which is the memory clock of my DDR400 i.e. would be stable).

From your example above, I cannot figure out how to get this 12. Anyone?

This post has been edited by ZipD: Feb 27 2006, 03:50 PM