if im going to oc,im disable it.

google helps a lot..

i do have the same question as bro afosz ... do increment in NB & HT voltage help oc in any way ??

Might be due to ur ram Try loosen ur timing to 5-5-5-15-20 first, it might help

it does

increasing NB voltage will help the stability of the OC system

simply the chipset need more voltage to coop up with the proc

do correct me if i'm wrong

are u sure want increase NB voltage , my suggestion dont ever touch that thing ... play safe

dunno dude

i raise my htt to 240

stress-test it, unstable

incrase vcore to whatever voltage also the same

then lower back the vcore to last known configuration & increase the NB voltage a notch

result --> stable

btw, my proc X2 4800+ & my mobo T770 A2+

hurm .. a quick look, my nb was using a weak looking aluminum heatsink oni. might wanna think triple twice.



if HT connection is handled by NB, what's the purpose of having voltage control for HT ?

yes... increment of HT NB voltage do help OC to be stable...
but dun set it too high coz it might blow ur chipset...
usually 1.35v is good enough...

well, as long as the chipset voltage dun reach 1.6v i think it should be fine...

ya, i needed to increase my NB voltage by just 1 level to get a higher oc on my rig. no harm done, i can touch the nb heatsink and the heat is still ok.

Bleh..Even my mobo max increase only 1.35v.Got mobo can increase till 1.6V meh?

got la

those uber high-end mobo

oh ..no wonder.Those a real hardcore Ocers might need that.

@pws
My vcore is around 1.4++ to work @ 3.3GHz.

@digswell
You know i always online at night.
Oh ya,i never use the GA-M57SLI S4.I only use the GA-M55SLI S4.

Some off topic questions here

The AMD 780 Graphic can CrossFire with HD3450 card?

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Mar 11 2008, 11:16 PM

Do you mean hybrid crossfire? I think it can be done.

yes can ..34 series , 36 series .

36 series can ah? Thought 34 series and 24 series oni

Might gonna search more on it

This post has been edited by za_az: Mar 11 2008, 11:26 PM

You should google more about it.

Thanks will do