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so if i try 5-5-5-18
does it have much impact on performance of the ram?
does it have much impact on performance of the ram?
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devablue said:
Subliminal Aura said:Well done mate - very nice - Was wondering what voltage you have your RAM @
devablue said:ram = 2.1v
vcore = 1.54
nb = 1.56
vcore offset = auto
hope it helps.
devablue said:
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Did you also turn off C1E?Subliminal Aura said:Speedstep is off...
As soon as I go over 400Mhz (ie overclocking the RAM domain) FSB I start seeing the multiplier drop to 6 when idle but returning back to the normal 8 when under load.
You can clearly see this in CPU-Z where the core speed fluctatues between 3360Mhz loaded and when stop orthos the multiplier changes to 6 and the core speed is 2520Mhz.
I must be doing a NOOB here can anyone spot it ?
Mike_P said:Did you also turn off C1E?
Subliminal Aura said:Will do - was wondering what that was for
I'm giving up on 3.6 and 3.52ghz it needs an insane amount of volts (1.56+)
I can only get 30/40 minutes of prime here
I'm backing off and priming at 3.44
Subliminal Aura said:at the moment I've set [email protected] in the BIOS.
On load CPU-z reports 1.368V
Idle CPU-z reports 1.44V
So I assume vdrop is around 0.7V
Any recommendations ?
[email protected] 1.55V on northbridge and 2.2V on the RAM
devablue said:thats qiute bad 0.7. you will need to put atleast 1.6v because of vdrop but watch your temps
Subliminal Aura said:Hmmm thanks for the tip. unfortunately the next step up on the NB is 1.7 which I was trying last night without any dice
Not sure if TAT temps are correct as I am only seeing temps of stability around 50C ish - I'll give 1.7 another try.
devablue said:i'm still using 1.56v on the NB, you need to raise vcore up and beyond 1.6v for 3.6ghz because of vdrop
Subliminal Aura said:Yeh I've just upped the NB and failed orthos after 7mins
Upped the vcore and will keep trying until I'm stable @3.44 then maybe go for 3.6 but having a read around 3.6 is not too common.
ps What is your PCI-e clocked at ?
devablue said:pci-e is 100, i've not touched that yet, not sure what is does.
the only thing holding me back going above 3.6ghz is temps, cores hitting 60c under load and also would have to unlink ram and leave at 900mhz.
devablue said:thats qiute bad 0.7. you will need to put atleast 1.6v to get 3.6ghz because of vdrop but watch your temps or maybe vcore mod board