ya go get better cooler for GC if u intend to OC it...lol...

I max my GC core clock and shadder clock the temp is around 55c. But folding sometimes error. Not really stable.

Not enough voltage, some ppl who are extereme GPU ocers do a vmod, but that can cause ur warranty to void if I`m not mistaken

Not really,it is depend on your soldering skill
You can vmod but remember not to leave any traces and remove the vmod before send in for RMA

Good suggestion, but if myself, I`m rather bad at soldering, so I wont be able to claim

Still for teh average GPU ocer, get a decent cooler and increase ur core, mem and shader, bit by bit

I heard of vmod but I dono which part need to solder. I got saw forum ppl use pencil to draw on GC like building a bridge.

Any suggestions??

hi all from melaka,

i'm also staying in melaka. recently i just bought an E5200 + Asus P5KPL-AM board, guess what, i didn't expect much, but managed to overclock to 3.38Ghz (270x12.5) all using default voltage setting. oh, i got the R0 revision of the e5200. at 3.38, the cpu temp is about 39C only using the OLD Pentium-D heatsink (there is a copper core inside).

This post has been edited by david888: May 11 2009, 01:05 AM

Thats the beauty of 45nm chips...

is it stable? And whats the load temp?

I have done with my own water cooling system. DIY everything except cpu water block. Full load with temp of 50c-53c room tempreture.








This post has been edited by vccy: May 11 2009, 10:58 PM

I'm sure the old beefy P-D heatsink helped alot. With the new stock low profile (a nice marketing term Intel used rather than more correctly calling it a Wimpy/Sissy/Cheap heatsink) I can only manage slightly above 3.1GHz on the same mobo.

This post has been edited by BFGWong: May 11 2009, 11:05 PM

i will do the stability test this weekend . i will only overclock it for video conversion. for others purpose, normal default speed is more than enough.

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Added on May 11, 2009, 11:15 pmthat's why i still keep the copper core heatsink i know it could be a cheap but good heatsink one day. i think my e5200 can be push higher, but i think 3.38Ghz is more than enough for most of my software applications.

This post has been edited by david888: May 11 2009, 11:15 PM

Nice diy.. but not affraid dust will enter ur case?

im from serkam(between merlimau n umbai).. but study at Pahang..
i used
-E5200 2.5GHz
-Gigabyte P45 [EP45 UD3L]
-2x1GB OCZ Reaper DDR2 800Mhz
-Power Logic 450Watt PSU(standard)
plz guide me how to oc my rig..
this my bios interface..
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No other choice, I don't wan to drills my casing. But I do clean my pc once in 4 months.

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Added on May 16, 2009, 12:47 amGuys if I overclock my proc and I also need to increase my voltage. Currently I overclock from 2.6Ghz to 2.991Ghz with 1.45v. I plan to go a bit higher but I dono my mobo can support or not. I am using Abit AM52s.

This post has been edited by vccy: May 16 2009, 12:47 AM

Hi all, just to check with you, what is the best software to test overclock system stability?

use orthos, prime95, OCCT, or for intel only, IBT.

Orthos and p95 are among the best imo

I'm from Mlc.
I ask to ask
intel family chipset D946GZIS can OC or not ?
with E6300 1066FSB.

previously i tyr go BIOS set the chipset config.. but it make my whole desktop unable to turn on ~.~'''
luckily technical from stygix able to fix it for me.
My friend said intel oard hard to OC, need to check can or not but how ??

i not really pro in oc-ing...i also just quite new on oc...but this is what i hear my my buddies....intel board cant oc...suggest u to get some nice brand mobo. like asus, dfi, gigabyte for oc...and a nice heatsink too..
by the way...wanna ask...anyone at here know how to lapping? i not very sure on the guide on lyn...wanna see the real lappin progress
xD

This post has been edited by *-a|i3n-*: May 28 2009, 02:13 PM

Intel board is no where tune for oc actually
But if you persist,try BSEL mod and clockgen/setfsb