AMD® Socket-AM2&AM2+ Overclocking Thread V9, ~The Art Of OverClocking Continue~
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 Aug 19 2008, 01:51 AM
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all sifus out there i own a black edition 5000+ i am able to hit 3.4GHZ but to complete super PI 32m failed, i hit 3.4GHZ by changing multiplier only as i read at toms hardware 3.4GHZ is end of the line for 5000+ be izit true any 1 out here can get stable results @ 3.4GHZ.
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Aug 19 2008, 02:13 AM
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i pushed up to 1.5volt on my 5000+BE
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Aug 19 2008, 02:22 AM
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exactly 1.50v bro sorry still noob in OC.My proc most stable at 3330ghz can complete super pi 32m,but 3dmark06 only hit 11890 cannot touch 12k.
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Aug 19 2008, 02:32 AM
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4870 already stock so hot how to OC unless i mod the cooling system,sorry off topic
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Aug 19 2008, 11:19 PM
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QUOTE(ah_khoo @ Aug 19 2008, 09:21 AM) another poison... i guess i max out my CPU redi 3.3GHZ is the most stable i tried to play with HT frequency at 3370GHZ also canot complete Super pi in 32m.Guess its end of the line for my 5000+BE really awesome oc there mate, ur gettin near bro habuk's 8650 oc. he was able to reach 3.0GHz prime stable when he owned a 8650 b4... tri-core b3 tend to clock better than quaddies...  nope, there's no guarantee that u can reach d same mileage as what they managed. usually 5k+ be max out around 3.1~3.3GHz, any higher u really need some luck in gettin a gud batch. for a mere 200~300MHz w/ lotsa voltage needed, i would rather stay at 3.0~3.1GHz w/ stock volt. but for d sake of contributin to our oc db, by all mean go ahead...  thanks bro... guess i'll stop unless i get a sb750 board...  btw, 9600 stock clock is 2300MHz bro, not 2400Mhz as what u've stated there...   |
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Aug 23 2008, 10:51 AM
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dats why i never buy stuff like ram at pc fair kena cheated once
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