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*** Official AMD Phenom II X6 1055T & 1090T Overclocking Thread ***

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im having a play at undervoltage.. so far am at 1.1v, :D
 
Sayso said:
is it stable ? a 1055 undervolted would make a great CPU for my next project...but to be honest the temps are so good im not sure if there would be much benefit :)
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not fully stable...

1.15v makes it stable.. but tbh it doesn't do much to the temps from stock to 1.15v.. maybe it's due to my room being 27c, :eek:
 
How's this? Managed to get my 1055T to 4ghz. Seems to be sticking with 50 C under load and it's stable so far.

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Not really messed about with the Ram, but under the memory tab in CPU-Z, next to channels# it states single. Shouldn't it be dual?
 
Quick question please. Check out my min / max Vcore underload. It's set to 1.45 in the bios and for the most part it stays more or less there with some LLC, but there are these wild Vcore swings once in a while (min 1.39 - max 1.54)

Something to worry about?

Thanks

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Yes, it should read dual. Are you sure you fitted your RAM sticks in the right slots?

and are you sure CUP temp is not TMPIN2 instead? if that's the case those temps look way too high man

Saxon said:
How's this? Managed to get my 1055T to 4ghz. Seems to be sticking with 50 C under load and it's stable so far.

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Not really messed about with the Ram, but under the memory tab in CPU-Z, next to channels# it states single. Shouldn't it be dual?
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dazz said:
and are you sure CUP temp is not TMPIN2 instead? if that's the case those temps look way too high man
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no. cpu temp is tmpin1 on his motherboard. look at the gigabyte program says 50c too..

tmpin2 is the case temp or motherboard NB temp.
 
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dazz said:
Quick question please. Check out my min / max Vcore underload. It's set to 1.45 in the bios and for the most part it stays more or less there with some LLC, but there are these wild Vcore swings once in a while (min 1.39 - max 1.54)

Something to worry about?

Thanks
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what % u have LLC on?

i've never used LLC feature because the 3 gigabyte boards i've had doesn't vdroop or overvoltage so im not 100% sure how LLC works.
 
I need a massive 19% LLC to compensate Vdrop and have my Vcore at 1.45 as set in the BIOS.

But for what I know Vdroop is the gap between idle and load Vcore, my Vcore oscillations happen under load, so I assumed it's not Vdroop. Not sure though
The oscillations happen regardless of LLC. It's just that If I set no LLC I need to raise Vcore to something like 1.5 to get it stable

gareth170 said:
what % u have LLC on?

i've never used LLC feature because the 3 gigabyte boards i've had doesn't vdroop or overvoltage so im not 100% sure how LLC works.
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dazz said:
I need a massive 19% LLC to compensate Vdrop and have my Vcore at 1.45 as set in the BIOS.

But for what I know Vdroop is the gap between idle and load Vcpu, my Vcore oscillations happen under load, so I assumed it's not Vdroop. Not sure though
The oscillations happen regardless of LLC. It's just that If I set no LLC I need to raise Vcore to something like 1.5 to get it stable
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what if u lower the vcore to 1.4v , would that make it 1.45v underload?
 
At those volts it will hardly run prime for a few seconds, at least at 4GHz, but I guess it would run at about 1.4V with 1.45 peaks.

But is that I'm seeing actually Vdroop?

I guess it's the board that is not so good, but was wondering if it might be faulty or something. Being this my first build & overclock I'm not sure what to think

Thanks

gareth170 said:
what about vcore at 1.4v with LLC at 18%?
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dazz said:
Yes, it should read dual. Are you sure you fitted your RAM sticks in the right slots?

and are you sure CUP temp is not TMPIN2 instead? if that's the case those temps look way too high man
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I'm think I've fitted them right, well I've done it like I always have, 1 stick in slot 1, and the other in slot 3. I'll recheck the BIOS settings, might have something turned off in there.
 
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