Overclock still proc burn or spoil very few, coz usually auto shut down if proc overheated

my experience on both amd(2pcs athlon socket 754) and intel proc, when overheating intel auto restart, amd burn

starting from s939 i think amd already have thermal controller instruction in their chip

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My amd restarts at 70C to 80C when the fan was breaking down. Meh?

This post has been edited by blindbox: Nov 5 2007, 08:35 AM

70C to 80C
What happen to your proc?? 1.9 -> 5??

Back to this topic, is it this tools only available on Phenom X4?
How about Phenom X2, Barcelona.....?

Anything multicore chip based on the same architecture will be able to change core clocks independently of each other. However, current OSes can't schedule heavier threads on faster cores so it's not very useful at this point.

Not really, but you could put dual-threaded apps to affinity 1 & 2, clock those b****es high, and get 3 and 4 into C&Q or something like that sort of throttling to get thermals manageable (instead of requiring heavy cooling)

All the cores are still on the same power plane (only the cores and IMC are on separate power planes) so you're not saving any energy by running some cores faster while some slower as all will continue to draw power.

Fan was broken, somehow its rpm decreases unless I put my casing horizontally >.> . I'm a noob overclocker only 1666mhz ---> 2000 mhz .

I might try and do better if I have the time (must download anime).

i suppose they are using onboard graphic.

It will be nice if can be used on all AMD's cpu

it sound nice

Well, most of the games/application uses/optimize single to dual core due to the time of programming. Thus, by having lower speed at last two cores, over clockers can increase first two cores much higher. This is an example.