1055T OC

Hagar · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:22

I built a computer for a friend this week using an asus Mb, tmpin2 was also 128C, this I have read is due to working the cpu hard or Overclocking. Nothing to worry about. You could raise your ram voltage to <1.65 if you havent tried this. I have 1600OC ram running at 1666MHz 1.63V with 250fsb.

My 24/7 OC (3.5GHz)

pauliface · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:29

Ok yeah after hours of playing it finally crashed, I have lowered the Vcore. Is there any other reccomended fans to use? I read that some high ends perform like a 240 WC, not sure of how true this is, but the principle of how the newer air coolers are working is not far from this.

If i get a WC would a single radiator be enough or am i looking for a double?

Thank you!!

pauliface · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:47

do you think this is worth getting?

*snip*

Or should i build my own?
No linking to competitors

pauliface · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:48

nkata said:
I built a computer for a friend this week using an asus Mb, tmpin2 was also 128C, this I have read is due to working the cpu hard or Overclocking. Nothing to worry about. You could raise your ram voltage to <1.65 if you havent tried this. I have 1600OC ram running at 1666MHz 1.63V with 250fsb.

My 24/7 OC (3.5GHz)

CPU V is 1.26? Underclocked Vs??

Hagar · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:52

I have undervolted the vcore in the bios. It runs prime stable and I could OC more but am happy with results and it is quiet even on full load. I have kept the HT and NB at standard.

andy

pauliface · 28 Nov 2010 at 22:57

nkata said:
I have undervolted the vcore in the bios. It runs prime stable and I could OC more but am happy with results and it is quiet even on full load. I have kept the HT and NB at standard.

andy

But My standard would be what? 1333 and 2000? I have 1333mhz ram, it is 1.5V ram.

Should I too lower V?

Hagar · 28 Nov 2010 at 23:05

pauliface said:
But My standard would be what? 1333 and 2000? I have 1333mhz ram, it is 1.5V ram.

Should I too lower V?

HT and NB are usually 2000, maybe 1800 on some motherboards, the gigabyte provides a multiplyer 5x to 10x to change relative to fsb. My ram is 1.5V (DDR3), it runs a lot happier at 1.63V at 1666 (6.66x fsb). The stock ram speed is 1600, 12800 OCZ gold.

If you can lower the cpu voltage a bit it will improve your temps. I am at -0.1V in bios, This should be 1.375V but there is obviously a voltage drop and cpu-z reports 1.26V. This is also shown in other hardware monitoring software.

andy

pauliface · 28 Nov 2010 at 23:09

nkata said:
HT and NB are usually 2000, maybe 1800 on some motherboards, the gigabyte provides a multiplyer 5x to 10x to change relative to fsb. My ram is 1.5V (DDR3), it runs a lot happier at 1.63V at 1666 (6.66x fsb). The stock ram speed is 1600, 12800 OCZ gold.

If you can lower the cpu voltage a bit it will improve your temps. I am at -0.1V in bios, This should be 1.375V but there is obviously a voltage drop and cpu-z reports 1.26V. This is also shown in other hardware monitoring software.

andy

My ram is nothing SPECIAL just geil value ram.

pauliface · 29 Nov 2010 at 19:06

nkata said:
HT and NB are usually 2000, maybe 1800 on some motherboards, the gigabyte provides a multiplyer 5x to 10x to change relative to fsb. My ram is 1.5V (DDR3), it runs a lot happier at 1.63V at 1666 (6.66x fsb). The stock ram speed is 1600, 12800 OCZ gold.

If you can lower the cpu voltage a bit it will improve your temps. I am at -0.1V in bios, This should be 1.375V but there is obviously a voltage drop and cpu-z reports 1.26V. This is also shown in other hardware monitoring software.

andy

Hi can i ask, did you increase the cpu/nbV? or HTV? or NBV? I got the dark night xigamatek which runs a lot cooler now.

Still struggling with it though

I am confused!

Hagar · 30 Nov 2010 at 09:48

I have not changed any volts other than cpu (-0.1V) and memory (+0.13V). All the rest at auto, left it to the mobo to sort out.

Looking at your earlier posts, you were successfully at my 3.5 OC, are you going higher? I reached 3.85GHz (275fsb) at my setup showing 1.375V on the CPU, but backed off to the current clock.

andy.

pauliface · 30 Nov 2010 at 14:50

nkata said:
I have not changed any volts other than cpu (-0.1V) and memory (+0.13V). All the rest at auto, left it to the mobo to sort out.

Looking at your earlier posts, you were successfully at my 3.5 OC, are you going higher? I reached 3.85GHz (275fsb) at my setup showing 1.375V on the CPU, but backed off to the current clock.

andy.

Why did you back off? Yeah i was succesful. It seems leaving it all on auto works best. Oddly using a dark knight on full load prime improves only 3-5c. I will try to add a tiny/touch more thermal paste (artic mx-2). That should help. I do want to reach 3.8. I am at 3.6 stable and have not tried going further. I must sort the temps out first.

Hagar · 30 Nov 2010 at 15:01

pauliface said:
Why did you back off?

I currently do not use any software that is enhanced by a higher CPU clock.
I wanted to have a very quiet rig that is not on the bleeding edge but can perform reliably and fast in all tasks. It is barely audible even on air.
It is a family PC and I do not want the grief of it falling over.

cheers