Use Everest to show all the temperatures.
Higher? Of course can, just ensure ur overclock is stable by running Orthos.


-pWs-

sure lar...
it's a brisby...
2.4ghz seems low for it loL...

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Added on July 3, 2007, 2:38 pmwads ur current rig?
u got oc?

This post has been edited by byfc2010: Jul 3 2007, 02:38 PM

This is my latest oc sold my 3800+ Winsors almost same price with 3600+ Brisbane price =X
what to do i need oc much higher =)



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nice result
instead of 4-4-4-10, try use the higher timing like 5-5-5-12

use higher timing mar slower =P

yeah but maybe u can OC higher than u'r current speed

look....
already tell u....
got HT function ar....

if want to go higher...
lower the ram divider...
puch the proc...slowly....then add the vcore..
but 1st must prime it....give the system some burn in...

This post has been edited by sempronic: Jul 4 2007, 01:17 AM

well thats the fundamental of overclocking..
sometimes we need to sacrifice something in order to achieve other thing..

so like overclocking, we need to sacrifice things like good psu, ram frequency etc etc..

and how do u define the term 'slower'?
do u actually feel the difference between CL4 and CL5?

one reason why until now I am not interested to get a Brisbane....

a 3GHz Brisbane performs similar to my 2.75GHz Orleans on Pi32M.

but i thought last time u were the one who said 'here we talk about overclockability, not performance'

still ok coz brisbane not power hunger...
i still think that.. my 3800+ windsor got good performance as well..
but if look at the vCore n temp.. make me think twice..

yup...u are right...thats why im not changing....
wait for Phenom....


errrmm....
no comment ar if soulfly said like that....
but for me OC = PERFORMANCE...
we OC coz want more juice for performance....

get a good HSF....
try find a good vcore..
sure no problem one....

This post has been edited by sempronic: Jul 4 2007, 08:06 PM

soulfly is right . Compare the Pi 1M screenshots below, brisbane X2 3600+ is slower than windsor X2 3800+ for 2.1 sec. And it is not end of the story yet. The performance gap between these two proc is getting wider when you overclock them. It is happened because brisbane X2 3600+ has higher L2 cache latency.

This post has been edited by dblooi: Jul 4 2007, 10:21 PM


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nice comparison u got there... true winsors is better chip and better pin too..
brisbane pin looks like easy to bend only... so need extra care for it...
it clock higher that's why i change it...
less ram speed but more core speed... what u choose?
unless u got sempronic cpu there... sure u never want a brisbane at all =)
happy oc all ...

yea bt smthg bad wif windsor rev.F2 is the temp...
it reaches high temp on the same clock as brisbane as the vcore increases more...

btw, this is my newest oc which i gonna use for 24/7...

due to the low vdimm on my mobo, i can't oc it bt oni maintain it around 667Mhz...



hei mod, dun erase my 2504Mhz record ah, jz to show my less overclocked rig oni...

This post has been edited by byfc2010: Jul 4 2007, 11:27 PM

wats the use if u can get a high clock but not much performance... better stick with performance... at least u can feel the performance while using ur PC... even better if u got both performance and oveclockability....
bought a brisbane rig, OCed it to 3.0 but there is a lot of difference... sad that it's too easy to go to 3.0... no challenge... giving away the rig to my sister....
plus, brisbane 3.0 onli can be use for benching.. not 24/7 use...

yes.. brisbane proc pin are quite fragile...

This post has been edited by casperito: Jul 4 2007, 11:22 PM

erm i dun think u can lower the vcore even if u found a gud hsf
even if u used freon cooling oso u couldnt bring down
the vcore

coz vcore is associated with bringing more performance out of the proc
meanwhile a gud hsf is to ensure the heat generated from the
high vcore used is cool down effectively

yeah....but higher vcore is needed when u prime or bench the proc....
for normal use or gaming...can use the vcore that is stable that wont restart or make the system unstable....

I've seen many good overclockers here but then i was wondering why only a few people taking part in the Super Pi Top 10 challenge? Personally i feel very fun to take part in the SPI challenge and I've learned some new things about tweaking and overclocking the system. And yet I'm still learning.

I've just roughly read through this thread and I've found many people can achieved 28s~29s result easily (for AMD am2) in Super Pi 1M but again i feel so weird because rarely see people submit their result to the OC database.

Gentlemen, no offense from me. I voice it out because of curiosity and I'm just try to understand the situation

This post has been edited by dblooi: Jul 5 2007, 04:10 AM