Intel Q9xxx and Xeon 33x0 Family, Show the rest what Intel Quadies can do!
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 Dec 27 2008, 03:42 AM
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QUOTE(metsatsu @ Dec 27 2008, 01:00 AM) Nah. The problem with x38 is that it has a rather low fsb oc limit. If u google gigabyte x38 tomshardware, u will find that its conclusion of the gigabyte x38 isnt very good all x38 chips are not known to be FSB record setters, its a limitation on the chip itself. X48 is a different story, however dfi's X38 is a little better then the rest by a margin This post has been edited by bryanyeo87: Dec 27 2008, 03:43 AM |
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Dec 30 2008, 03:35 PM
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QUOTE(reiben05 @ Dec 30 2008, 02:32 PM) my quads at 3.4ghz ... same proccessor and motherboard with huzai T.T" , 425fsbx8= 3.4ghz at 3.12v (shown in cpu-z and bios reading) trying to get to 3.6ghz but so far seems to crash after 2-3 minits of stress test D:, with the following voltage settings I would suggest you to lower your vtt, since 1.45 is known to kill 45nm's set the ram at 1:1 ratio CPU Vidd: 1.4v CPU Vidd Special Limit: Enable CPU Vidd Special Limit Add: Auto NB Core : 1.55v SB Core/CPU PLL: 1.51v FSB VTT: 1.45v RAM VDIMM: 2v GTL Ref Voltage Control : disabled (systems seems too be unstable if i enable this) CPU GTL 1/2 Ref Volt : 113 (unchangeable since i disable voltage control) CPU GLT 0/3 Ref Volt : 100 (same here) North Bridge GTL Ref Volt : 100 (same here)  Anyway try this FSB VTT: 1.30v GTL Ref Voltage Control : Enable CPU GTL 1/2 Ref Volt : 93 CPU GLT 0/3 Ref Volt : 90 North Bridge GTL Ref Volt : 72 |
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Dec 31 2008, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(metsatsu @ Dec 31 2008, 11:13 AM) Guys. Just wanna make sure. Vnb is MCH voltage right? Not fsb voltage or vtt right? correct |
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