@arc_archive
Use multiplier 9 first, IMO, do not use too low multiplier as in need a lot of HTT to increase the core speed.

1. Loose your ram timing to find out the maximum overclock speed.
2. From that point, only find the sweet spot for ram timing.

Hope it helps you.

-pWs-

i think u will hit the wall for brisbane.. increase the multiplier... dont to jimat.. mission for 3ghz will almost impossible


This post has been edited by xixo_12: Sep 21 2007, 05:22 PM

already try wif x9...still the result is for sure to be in vain....and for that screen shot...if failed after few min later...

ok i will try using x9...even x9.5 muliplier but it seems using this biostar mobo...its sort of difficult to understand those ram thingy...it seem that the option available in bios is not much...rite now im using auto setting for ram timing.

you say option available in bios is not much, but u just use auto setting?
auto setting is gay man! set all em manually... that's what macho ppl do.

haha lol...
yea...
play wif bios oni fun mer...
let u a few times then when succeded very

huhuhuhuhu...so embarassed of myself

ive tried to set it manually but somehow..if the HT are high,it seems the system cannot boot..here's my orthos that failed:



no gay no pay ...huhuhhuh...juz joking

y don't u jz set ur ram timing all loose loose 1st...
such as 5-5-5-15...
c if it's ur ram which fails u or not ma...
btw reach 3.0 ghz finally... haha...
n ur sysfan speed is 15000....

if u tell sure will no....
if not how??
u think i got a mind reading power ar??

hehheh ok..ok..
nvrmind which company la...
just the news is more important..

i sure u got a nice brisby proc there...

1.39v at 3.0ghz....nice..

it sure can go higher then this..

use low RAM setting 1st..see how far ur proc can go....

maybe 3.5ghz at 1.5v??

TRY...TRY.....TRY.....

can i use memset to set the timing for my crucial??is it setting will revert back when restarting??coz...truly...im not that understand bout the bios setting...with those 73ns or wutso ever....

just leave those at 195ns for all dimms and try further.

awrite...ill try the setting....hope this time my brisby will succeed...

ok..here's my failed orthos....again.....but using that 195ns....it can boot to window..but still failed orthos...



any idea??is there any wrong with the 1T command rate??is it normal using 1T there??

This post has been edited by arc_archive: Sep 22 2007, 03:30 AM

your temps seems alright, id assume it would be safe to increase your vcore. Set your vcore @ 1.5 and try again.

I dont think the problem lies with your ram, the settings for your ram now is too easy for it to handle, it shouldnt be the culprit.

This post has been edited by AoiNatsume: Sep 22 2007, 04:04 AM

Guys i need help...

Is this yhe end of my oc..? i can only manage to do this to my x2, i tried to go higher but failed to load windows..

Any ideas..?



This post has been edited by ocz: Sep 22 2007, 04:13 AM

1. Lower down your HT Link Multiplier
2. Increase some Vcore by one increment and increase HTT by let say 5MHz each time.
[Use Orthos or others similar programs to test stability]

Be in mind that Windsy is hard to overclock compared to Brisby.
And if you do not mind, list out your hardware details for us.

-pWs-

ya...me too...i belive that the ram is not the caused...the vcore.. ....arent that too much for my brisby???1.5V??scare to put that much...but i will try and post some result...

1.5v would be ok with decent cooling.
My brisby on with 1.525v @ 3.05GHz last time. Now no overclock already due to electric bills

-pWs-

ill try it dude...thanx for the help..

specs as below

-590sli s5
-X2 3800 (windy)
-7600gt
-2X 512 ddr 533 (kingston)
-STOCK heatsink

Please download CoreTemp and monitor the temperature.
Windsy is hot especially on stock cooler.

Do you add Vdimm for your ram? I assume that yours is KVR. SPD Timing should be at CAS 5.
Lower down your ram divider as well with the HT Link Multiplier

-pWs-