upload just use simple method la.. so hard to look for the pic!!

loose ur timing.. what vdimm u use??

Great result you got there. Similar to mine, but if you wish to get 3GHz, more vcore needed and try loosen the timing. What's your vdimm btw ?

Or you can try to lower your multiplier to x9. I can't get 3GHz with x9.5 but I did get it with 334x9

nope.. put active cooling there... use higher MP..

I think you can make it. Last time I think 334 is quite high too to reach 3GHz, so I tried so many times to get 316x9.5 but none succeeded. So at last after so many ppl asked my to lower to x9, and I can get 334x9 quite easy too. You can click on 3.0GHz at my siggy. I use more vdimm since I have 4 sticks but then it is quite satisfying

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Added on March 23, 2008, 3:33 pmBtw GeminII + Delta H is great for RAM active cooling, so I don't quite worry about pumping my vdimm just for benchmarking

How bout ram timing? And trfc? Wait, ram divider oso KVR one right?

Btw, later better put spec on ur sig so easier for people to help...     

@rainzai, can use 5-5-5-15-20 one Set trfc to 127.5ns first and try boot, ensure trfc is for da right dimm 1&2 or dimm 3&4..  

Later if still fail, might wanna try 195ns one  

ECS A780GM-A (V1.0) Socket AM2+/ AMD 780GMB-A780GMA

is ECS a good mobo for oc ? hmm..

regard to the pic i posted,which parts shuold be adjusted to go higher? now oc-ing with ta690g,ram is kingston vr



thx 

Btw rainzai

we cant see your CPUZ SS = =

OK guys,now orthos stable whats to do next?so eager to add another 10 HTT 
bro digs dinnering   

Lower ur ram divider might help And ur ss is too small Make it 800x600 or bigger

try running small fft test bro, see wether its the prcessor or the ram. From my experience 1.5v is enuff for 2.97ghz.

how bout ur vdimm?

Quite high. I used to increase the volts high on my mem lastime too, but then I realized that sometimes it actually makes the system unstable. Hmm......maybe try increase vcore abit too. But lastime i was fully stable at 3.0ghz with 1.52V

All dont believe ya,this is my load temperature

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