3700 san diego overclocking

needmorespeed

needmorespeed

needmorespeed

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what kind of clock speeds have people been getting with these chips I am currently up to 2.8GHz 270*10.5 @1.45v :) with mine running prime at the moment seems stable so far. I dont know if im going to reach it's maximum as my mobo(Asus a8n-sli deluxe) doesn't seem to like going over 270 :mad:
 
Ive had mine upto 2.7Ghz, but my mobo al;so has the same problem, with my old winnie 3000+ it wouldnt go over 270HTT
 
My DFI doesn't like going over 274HTT either. Although i havent checked for a newer bios so that could help.

At the moment my san diego is at 2650/HTT265/MEM265.

Not bad with cack value ram. :D
 
Mundu said:
needmorespeed why don't you just stick the multi up to 11 and lower the HTT?
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I'm going to up the multi been running prime now for about 10hrs now seems stable enough to me :)

just changed it to 11 x 270 = 2.97GHz still at 1.45v :D just started prime running again temp is up to 43c :)
 
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needmorespeed said:
I'm going to up the multi been running prime now for about 10hrs now seems stable enough to me :)

just changed it to 11 x 270 = 2.97GHz still at 1.45v :D just started prime running again temp is up to 43c :)
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What sort of cooling are you running on your system... I am on stock HSF + stock volts and can only get my cpu to 260x10, anything about that fails prime... Would love to get 270+ on the HTT... :)
 
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Whats the stock volts on a 3700+ and how high can i increase the volts to remain safe... Also increasing the volts will also increase the temps, so again, whats a safe temp to run the 3700+ at... Sorry for all the questions... Hehe... :)
 
Legless said:
Whats the stock volts on a 3700+ and how high can i increase the volts to remain safe... Also increasing the volts will also increase the temps, so again, whats a safe temp to run the 3700+ at... Sorry for all the questions... Hehe... :)
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stock voltage is 1.4v i think i go only go up to 1.55 should be ok aslong as you can keep it cool enough.

i would say around 60c is a good maximum :)
 
Aye i can only got upto 1.55v on my motherboard (asus a8n sli deluxe)... ATM @ 260x10 im hitting 55c under load with prime95 on stock cooling, with better cooling i may be able to overclock higher, as on stock 260x10 seems my max overclock on stock volts... :(
 
MeatLoaf said:
Ive had mine upto 2.7Ghz, but my mobo al;so has the same problem, with my old winnie 3000+ it wouldnt go over 270HTT
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I think this is a common fault with Asus Boards because my Asus AV8 Board didn't want to go over 270 FSB... it was very weird...tried all different Bios's aswell, hence why I bought a DFI :)
 
Im getting 2.70 with arctic cooler - have left the multiplyer at 11x - fsb 245 and my Ram running at 193 - the amazing thing is that my processor isnt breaking 30c under load!!!! - thumbs up for the arctic cooler!!!!

I thinnk i can push it more but i have got a weird version of prime95 can anyone link me to a decent version also what option should i choose when i load test it and also how long should i run it for??

Thanks

Duncan
 
duncsharp said:
Im getting 2.70 with arctic cooler - have left the multiplyer at 11x - fsb 245 and my Ram running at 193 - the amazing thing is that my processor isnt breaking 30c under load!!!! - thumbs up for the arctic cooler!!!!

I thinnk i can push it more but i have got a weird version of prime95 can anyone link me to a decent version also what option should i choose when i load test it and also how long should i run it for??

Thanks

Duncan
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I'm using the Prime95 from the site and do a Small FTTs torture test. Tested my 3700+ @ 2.75 1.55v on stock cooling last night and it failed at 9 hours although after looking at the temps there was a rise from 53C to 57C over the last hour which i think contributed and once i get my arctic cooler I rekon it should be fine as it passes OCCT, S&M and SuperPi.

Run Prime95 over night and use other stress testers as nothing is 100% reliable and I've heard of prime95 failing over 24 hours on a stable rig.
 
does prime95 give you a time when it fails so if i left it over night i would be able to see how long it was running stable for?

also could you tell me what speeds i could be getting with the following components:

asrock a8x-m (very simmilar to dual sata2 but has no pci-e and is a micro board
AMD 3700+
1gb Geil value pc3200 cas2.5 (dual Channel)
ati 9800xt
Raptor 40gb (running windows)

I got 3800 on pcmark05 - is this a reasonable score or do you think that is low for the rate my processor is running (2.7ghz / Ram 192mhz / FSB 245)

Was having problems with my Raptor running really slowly but have installed sata raid drivers and changed the option to non-raid and the problem seems to have gone (did a pcmark05 with the hard drive running slowly got 3100, now scored 3800)

Any help would be great

Thanks

Duncan
 
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