clocking my intel d 805...what next?

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 01:41

hi guys im clocking my 805 all i've done is up my fsb (see my sig) my mem is set to 400 and voltages are still stock. temps r good barely breaking the 40C mark....just wondering what next?? up the memory or the fsb somemore cheers guys

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 01:57

Clock it more?

A.N.Other · 7 Jun 2006 at 09:53

http://tomshardware.co.uk/2006/05/10/dual_41_ghz_cores_uk/

Read, follow, enjoy results. Obviously, you don't have to go a far as they did - and it probably wouldn't be wise to do so tbh.

4Qman · 7 Jun 2006 at 10:08

These chips are awsome, get some screenies up if thats ok dude.

Yeah id just go easy and see whats the best balance of voltage and speed without pushing it too harsh. Then again i would wana see what it can do.

techmonkey · 7 Jun 2006 at 10:40

A.N.Other said:
http://tomshardware.co.uk/2006/05/10/dual_41_ghz_cores_uk/

Read, follow, enjoy results. Obviously, you don't have to go a far as they did - and it probably wouldn't be wise to do so tbh.

Yeah, I read that article. It looks like the thread poster would need h2O cooling for anything over 3.6GHz.

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 11:22

techmonkey said:
Yeah, I read that article. It looks like the thread poster would need h2O cooling for anything over 3.6GHz.

Complete crap, 3.8ghz here on an arctic freezer 7 pro that never reaches it's max speed (47c both cores 100% load)

Arthalen · 7 Jun 2006 at 11:24

I hit 3.6 on air, limited by the motherboards output of heat to the back of it - damn stackcool technology.... grrrrr ...

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:20

okay well should i got it to 3.6ghz but SP2004 found error on one core so should i pump the volts up by 0.025 re-test?

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:20

Raikiri said:
Complete crap, 3.8ghz here on an arctic freezer 7 pro that never reaches it's max speed (47c both cores 100% load)

could you let me in on your settings and setup m8

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:26

david.n.c said:
could you let me in on your settings and setup m8

1.5125v but it droops loads under load :/ If I can be bothered to mod the board it would be fine at 1.45v.
RAM at 1:1.
Asus P5ND2 SLi Deluxe.
Northbridge @ +0.1v
RAM @ 1.95v
Seasonic 430w PSU
3x120mm case fans all at 5v

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:33

right cos i have the same board as you but just not the deluxe - i havent touch the memory yet..i havent seen the screen with ratios, as it stands should i just increase the northbridge , ram and core voltages....

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:37

RAM ratios are on the same screen as the FSB is, you keep them as the same value for 1:1 on this board.

Try increasing the CPU voltage to 1.45v first and see how high you can go before it gets unstable.

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:38

okay, will let you know in a few mins

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:52

Raikiri said:
RAM ratios are on the same screen as the FSB is, you keep them as the same value for 1:1 on this board.

Try increasing the CPU voltage to 1.45v first and see how high you can go before it gets unstable.

right running sp2004 - looking good can i just check what is the highest temp i should run this chip at? i've heard of 75c being the top temp

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 19:57

I would say 65c but I tend to be cautious with them

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 20:07

4Qman said:
These chips are awsome, get some screenies up if thats ok dude.

Yeah id just go easy and see whats the best balance of voltage and speed without pushing it too harsh. Then again i would wana see what it can do.

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daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 20:11

my volts are set to 1.45 but cpu-z shows them a wee bit under at 1.32, is that normal??

Raikiri · 7 Jun 2006 at 20:11

At load vdroop is normal for these boards although it should match the value in the BIOS when idle.

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 20:15

i'll check bios after a little more testing and see if volts are good? im gonna try push for 3.80 - any higher is to much for air wouldnt you say?

daveydave · 7 Jun 2006 at 20:31

Arthalen said:
I hit 3.6 on air, limited by the motherboards output of heat to the back of it - damn stackcool technology.... grrrrr ...

alright buddy didnt realise it was you