Ok... got to look for volunteer already... ke ke ke.....
i have a question... i notice alot of people here using 3800+ and can OC until 3.4GHz above.... does this means the 3800+ at 3.4GHz can out perform the stock 6000+ running at 3GHz?

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Added on December 14, 2007, 2:45 pmthanks... will do...
curious, which card draw more power? 8800GTS320 super clock or the 8800GT 512 amp?


This post has been edited by jeromeccm: Dec 14 2007, 02:45 PM

sometime higher clock does not mean better

need see ur ram setting also~

using divider 800 clock to 3.0 is better than divider 400 @ 3.0Ghz..

i think pWs have prove this b4

I think so.
But bear in mind that, 6000+ L2 cache is 2MB together IIANM.

Provided that 3800 clocked @ 3GHz same as 6000+, 6000+ only win by a bit.

-pWs-

yeah.. the menu can only change the bus speed, and cpu and ram voltage... i am sure this is not ment for hard OCers
by the way, the display CPU voltage and the CPUz varies also....

any third party OC tool? i notice in forum alot of people use ClockGen...

maybe this link can help u

http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

calculate ur power needed but it not 100% true...

OC = Luck + Exp + Money bla bla bla

but luck is 90%, haha forget copy who ady

Clockgen nice and easy to use.

-pWs-

ic... got it... then might as well buy a cheaper processor then clock the fella kaw kaw... save more.. ke ke ke
noob conclusion....

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Added on December 14, 2007, 2:52 pmbro dblooi told me TF7050 cannot use ClockGen.... sob sob... really regret buy this board....
should have bought a TF690

This post has been edited by jeromeccm: Dec 14 2007, 02:52 PM

Yea...but you have to equip w nice combination of hardware and of coz a nice processor [Example: F3]

-pWs-

true true....

Anybody using the same board as i am using now? TF7050? if this fella really cannot oc then i am going to sell already... buy something that can OC....

can try FSBset , but i tried b4 when i was using TF7050. It won't work for me as well

that's what we are doing here

better u try other PSU 1st~

i don think ur mobo cant OC

ha ha ha... great answer.... i want to join in the club also.. but before that i got much more to learn especially the memory timing setting side... really cant understand it.... sigh..

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Added on December 14, 2007, 3:01 pmok... thinking of getting a 600 real power.... this weekend...

This post has been edited by jeromeccm: Dec 14 2007, 03:01 PM

TF7050 is lack of something compare to TA690G

a) current version of clockgen is not supported
b) max vdimm 2.44v only
c) HT link cannot oc as high as TA690G
d) integrated gc performance lose to TA690G

other than that , TF7050 is superb. It pawns other older TF series mobo (TF590, 570,550 and all others) for sure in term of overclocking

but if i were you , i will change my mobo to TA690G ( that's wat i did last time )

This post has been edited by dblooi: Dec 14 2007, 03:07 PM

yea... bro dblooi oced wif that piece of mobo be4 oso...
he can oc too...

There is something that might further conclude that it is the PSU problem.
Right after OC, i tested out the system with Ortho and OCCT.
I notice there is some glitches at the CPU Fan monitoring chart.
It is like a sudden drop of Fan speed...
please refer to my picture below.. could this be the PSU issue as well?

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Added on December 14, 2007, 3:13 pmok... actually i am not really heacy overclockers... i just want to hit the 3G line.
so if the PSU can solve this issue, i am kinda happy already... anyway this is my first time OC.. maybe next project i will get other better OC mobo and CPU..

This post has been edited by jeromeccm: Dec 14 2007, 03:13 PM


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ok, i confuse about voltage...

Voltage / Effect
1) CPU v = PROC

2) Memory v = RAM

3) HT v = ???

4) NB/SB v = ???

can anyone answer my questions???

thanks


btw do you guys touch this panel wen OC?

heya,

my cpu clock cannot go up from 216, wat should i do to make it go further?

Yup, thats the main reason most people OC-get high end power for cheap. Only hardcore OCers go further than that, spending money and even sacrificing hardware if they have to to get nothing less than the best performance that money alone cannot buy.

Wait for a new version of clockgen, eventually your board will be supported. Another way would be to use nTune (download from nvidia's website) but its only limited to 250HTT for most boards.

my previous AN9 32X also facing high PWM temp reading problem, when orthos @1.55V the PWM read around 100C but when i touch it didn't feel that hot.

another newbie in OC here...wanna ask some question regarding my OC and would like to understand more in OC.huhu.. before that,here's my pc spec..

AMD X2 4000+ Brisby @ 1.0GHz stock (using stock HSF)
Biostar TA690G
2GHz Corsair ValueRAM DDR667 (running dual channel)
Asus 3850

Below is the screenshot of my settings..

My temp is 34C for Core1 & 37C for Core2 while i was running Orthos for 25 minutes as stated by Everest.

Screenie while i was running Orthos.


Screenie after i run Orthos.



Can i OC further? and what will be the ideal setting? I stopped at 2.1g with 1.34v. Im afraid to go further as i saw my temp is quite high (correct me if im wrong) while i was running Orthos for 25minutes..

Or,is that a normal temp while running Orthos? For my RAM,will it be able to handle the burden if I OC more because im using just a valueram,not OCram..huhu

Really need help from the experts to provide me with some knowledge. I've read a few reviews in the internet, and yes,i've gained some knowledge..but i still need to know more so that I can OC till 2.5g at least...maybe~