@kaiser_falco

hm.. weird.prime95x2 can but orthos cannot?

try to up ur vcore again lah~ orthos is designed for dual core

This post has been edited by basSist: Dec 21 2006, 01:11 AM

you can refer here(on your own risk):

Core2Duo Overclocking Guide v1.1

are u sure 33A for +12v rail?

oo just realize u got the version1 of FMA

how can u determine "running perfectly in WinXP"? is it u can boot into windows then is counted as "perfectly"? a perfect oc machine should be stressed 100% over 8-12 Hours without any errors and also with acceptable temp range.

73c is ur idle temp? then this is terrible man. try to lower ur vcore but the first aid is changing another 3rd party hsf. pls do tell us ur budget for hsf so that we can try to recommend u the best hsf with ur budget

This post has been edited by basSist: Jan 6 2007, 12:07 AM

Try to change ur hsf faster. then temp is too high. which one is the best? if ur budget around RM170 = TT BTVX, RM200 = Infinity,Ultra120,Noctua perhaps.

Try to google around

try this:

http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/Co...pict197995.html

u are asking "any good in overclocking?" buthen not for o/c purpose. then why did u wanna know it?

Every single unit proc has different overclocking potential. we cant really tell u that izzit good in overclocking. Even a proc from a famous batch o/c range will fail or not good enough probably.

To determine the overclocking by batch number is not really a correct way. What ya have to do is test it urself. burn and fry it with ur knowledge and at ur own risk perhaps

L29"b" i believe it is from Europe and it is "more" overclockable. Anyone can clarify if i was mistaken?

This post has been edited by basSist: Jan 7 2007, 06:28 PM

Lower vcore would help u bring down the cpu temp.

Fluctuation would cause unstableness so have to do more cooling on it lo.

MOSFET? try to refer here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSFET
http://www.overclockers.com/tips1141/

yeah i agree with mikelanding. although i already explained many times the differences between core temp and cpu temp many times in some threads. but still got alot of forumers ask about it. sigh.. i also googled then only know the answer why not they google for themselves and keep asking those answered questions.

my everest ultimate = coretemp and tat hehe

TaT or coretemp read the temp measured by the diode inside the CPU itself. so it is accurate. CPU temp is measured by the sensor of the Mobo (also called as Cpu Case Temp) .. i hope u all can go google for urself for better explaination.

woah my +12v alwiz under 11.80 woh~ 11.65 and 11.58 heavy load. how eh? belum meletup eh

hm.. that's meant my fma2 460w got problem eh?

5-5-5-15 is ok d.

70 max is CPU temp or CORE temp? if it really 70c CPU temp then u better becareful. Anyway if 70c CORE temp then still consider ok. better get below 65c lah.

i got more than 30 hours

E6400 400x8 @ 1.375v 58c Load

@vassalle

Nice info for beginner

suggest to be posted in First page first post to let ppl easy to find

@prescott

nice ram u got there great oc too

haven't try to o/c yet. will update here some days later

yeah but that i am using dual channel kit. hehe

got serious problem with my ds3

kind enuf to drop by the thread about my problem in technical support and give some opinions thanks

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/405789

Try this:

How to run 2x Prime95 in one shot?:

- copy and paste the prime95 folder.

- to run CPU stress test : option -> torture test -> custom.
Set min FFT to 8K, max FFT to yr L2 cache size. TICK 'run in place FFT' and set to 1 min.

- to run RAM stress test : option -> torture test -> custom.
Set min FFT to 8K, max FFT to 4096K. RAMsize = 1/10th of yr system RAM, UN-TICK 'run in place FFT' and set to 1 min.

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For HT/ Dual Core system
"i think for computers with HT, dual core, or other PCs with "more than one CPU" should have prime95 running on separate affinities. if it's not changed, then at the end of the day, regardless of how many instances of prime95 is run, your CPU utilisation would be 50% at most." - thanx myuu for reminder