Caporegime
How is 40 minutes graft for 7 degrees well worth it when your chip was in no danger of overheating in the first place
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Garyj881 said:Delete me!
I don't know why my board and yours are different, but just for laughs i tried raising the FSB to over 300, and i'm currently typing this with a FSB of 305...I'm going to keep testing to see where I get to. CPU still runs cool, as well.Camalot said:I'm on pci-e mate ati x1800xt 256
Crashes at 2.7
Edit - Unfortunatally i keep getting crashes anything over 295fsb (2.62gigs)
Im going to stick at this untill i get a new fan then give it another bash
This cpu flies !
Munky1080 said:I don't know why my board and yours are different, but just for laughs i tried raising the FSB to over 300, and i'm currently typing this with a FSB of 305...I'm going to keep testing to see where I get to. CPU still runs cool, as well.
I just picked up an enermax noisetaker 600w from the b-grade section for £40 (BARGAIN!!!) and it has 2 fans, so now i've got a 120mm fan blowing in at the front, 2 80mm's at the back, and an 80mm side intake fan as well as the psu fans...at idle i'm at a 38-39, under load in TAT it seems that I max out at about 59-60, so i reckon i've got more headroom as long as the FSB will keep increasing.Garyj881 said:Whats your temps with TAT?
Robbie G said:How is 40 minutes graft for 7 degrees well worth it when your chip was in no danger of overheating in the first place
Munky1080 said:Another thing; when doing Orthos blend test, my cpu never gets that hot....is that normal?
Munky1080 said:I don't know why my board and yours are different, but just for laughs i tried raising the FSB to over 300, and i'm currently typing this with a FSB of 305...I'm going to keep testing to see where I get to. CPU still runs cool, as well.
Oh well, I tried 310Mhz and the computer froze at POST...looks like i'm stuck at 305Mhz, but i'm satisfied with that.Camalot said:Looking good mate, maybe its my ram im not sure.
Munky1080 said:Oh well, I tried 310Mhz and the computer froze at POST...looks like i'm stuck at 305Mhz, but i'm satisfied with that.
Camalot said:Looking good mate, maybe its my ram im not sure.
oweneades said:This might sound strange but have you tried pushing your chip futher than 2.7ghz despite it failing to post at 2.7ghz.
The reason I say this is that my E4300 regardless of how much I fiddle refuses to post at 2.8ghz and freezes constantly at 2.6ghz yet is perfectly happy at many a long gaming session / benchmarking session at 3ghz.
Might be worth a try.
(this is on a Asus P5N-E SLI with Kingston DDR2 667 ram running unlinked)
Camalot said:No, i havent tried this, i can get it booted at 2.7 but it will crash when i do a stress test or something small like surf the web I could try 2.71 or something.
Ill let you know, id have to drop ram divider again if i want to go past 300fsb tho i think? Its ddr400.
I dont think its worth 100mhz cpu speed at the cost of dropping ram speed even more?