Clocking DS4?????

.DevastatioN · 27 Sep 2006 at 17:28

Double post sry.

Monstermunch · 27 Sep 2006 at 19:46

Right, managed to get it a bit further by disabling EIST and other stuff....

CPU Multi x9
Sys Bus @367mhz
Ram @ 734mhz 1:1 - 4-4-4-12
2.2v Dimm
1.45v Core
+0.1v MCH
+0.1v FSB

Seems to bottom out any higher than that.... 1m superpi @ 15secs though

Bios temps are reading CPU @ 34deg & Sys @ 38deg, so there must be some more play there somewhere.

Anyone know what I can safely take the vcore up to???

vocch · 27 Sep 2006 at 23:07

The most i have given mine is 1.55v in bios and in windows upto 1.58 with a deskfan blowing on mobo but there was no way i was going to try and prime it....in core temp idle 50c...that was just to get my best super pi....most MCH i've used +0.3 + FSB +0.2....i've only read about 1 that have died @ 1.6v and then again i've also seen peeps using up to 1.95v extreme cooling....insane yes i know....i think the best way to do is bump up o/c and vcore a bit save it and go straight back into bios check temp....if ok then go into windows....then repeat just keep an eye on temp.

McNutter · 28 Sep 2006 at 01:52

If you're just looking for 3.2GHz then drop the multi down to 8 and run a 400FSB (the sweet spot for the 965 chipset) with the memory 1:1. That would give better performance & stability.

mariniam · 28 Sep 2006 at 12:32

McNutter said:
If you're just looking for 3.2GHz then drop the multi down to 8 and run a 400FSB (the sweet spot for the 965 chipset) with the memory 1:1. That would give better performance & stability.

Yes I'll have to agree. I'm running 4:5 and is still rock stable at 400*8

hyper_piper45 · 28 Sep 2006 at 12:37

Have you got the latest bios for the board?

Monstermunch · 28 Sep 2006 at 18:48

McNutter said:
If you're just looking for 3.2GHz then drop the multi down to 8 and run a 400FSB (the sweet spot for the 965 chipset) with the memory 1:1. That would give better performance & stability.

If I drop my multi to x8 the machine won't boot!!!!!

Stelly · 29 Sep 2006 at 08:31

Monstermunch said:
Right, managed to get it a bit further by disabling EIST and other stuff....

CPU Multi x9
Sys Bus @367mhz
Ram @ 734mhz 1:1 - 4-4-4-12
2.2v Dimm
1.45v Core
+0.1v MCH
+0.1v FSB

Seems to bottom out any higher than that.... 1m superpi @ 15secs though

Bios temps are reading CPU @ 34deg & Sys @ 38deg, so there must be some more play there somewhere.

Anyone know what I can safely take the vcore up to???

Dont take your vcore over 1.55 there has been people using 1.6 but I really really wouldnt recommend it.

Stelly