OC stability
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This would indicate that heat is causing the issue OR that the chip is just not up to running at 4ghz stable.
I Had an 920 that wouldnt run stable at anything above 3.8ghz even with up to 1.45v thrown into it. I now have a 920 that happily sits stable at 4.6-4.7ghz with as little as 1.32V going through it.
I suggest that (if you motherboard allows it) you run a different am through your cpu.. + 800ma should do the trick...
Trading off a little on the rams timings and setting to T2 rather than T1 may also help a little. One las thing to look at... Whats the system clock running at and is there a way of lowering this to a lowe value?
Andy
I Had an 920 that wouldnt run stable at anything above 3.8ghz even with up to 1.45v thrown into it. I now have a 920 that happily sits stable at 4.6-4.7ghz with as little as 1.32V going through it.
I suggest that (if you motherboard allows it) you run a different am through your cpu.. + 800ma should do the trick...
Trading off a little on the rams timings and setting to T2 rather than T1 may also help a little. One las thing to look at... Whats the system clock running at and is there a way of lowering this to a lowe value?
Andy
