Recent content by Alec246

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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Yes, F10 is the most current one. Although it's over a year old.
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Wow... No Idea what is happening. Using the Stock Clock 3.4Ghz at Auto Voltages, my PC also restarted. I'm testing using Crysis 3. I noticed that if I Alt Tab back to Windows when the game is opened, is often an instant restart. I have no clue what might be causing this! It seems it's not...
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Just had multiple reboots using my Stable 1.33v 4.4Ghz while playing Left 4 Dead 2 with friends. Don't know what else to do, this Vcore should be high enough for stability... Maybe it's some other voltage that's not good enough? No ideia..
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    My Gigabyte has 10 levels of LLC. Level 6 is the one that matches the Vcore under load to the one you set on your Bios from what I read. Level 1 is the weakest and 10 the crazy high. Reduced power stages you mean the one that slows the CPU to 1.6Ghz when it's not being used? If so I think...
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    LLC 4 Vcore at 1.30V in the Bios. It's running Linx Stable so far. What do you think guys, should I go to a higher LLC to try to lower my Vcore, or is this good enough? The thing I don't like is that it's 1.30v during Idle, not good for my PC. I know that LLC 6 would be the maximum safe...
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Well thank you for the input! Pretty clear now that fixed Vcore is the only way to achieve true stability! I will experiment with LLC then, the fact that I will be able to drop my Vcore is encoraging. But it's a matter of finding the right balance. About Stress Test, it's good at...
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Yes, I'm considering fixed voltages here. What I don't like to use if LLC, first, not too good on your CPU I hear, they send nasty spikes sometime, I don't like that much, second it's tough and time consuming to find the right one that isn't overkill, making the CPU suffer more than it needs to...
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    Instability with Overclock 2600K on Gigabyte Z68X-UD5

    Hey guys! I was crazy testing all I could to find out why my PC was restarting during Gaming Sessions. I would be playing, the temperatures OK, and it would suddenly restart. It took me some time to get that the reason for this was the OC of my SandyBridge 2600K. I made a setting to run it...
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    How is my Overclock on the E6400?

    But what about vFSB? And all that other voltages? I did it by the Toms Hardware tutorial, if you haven´t tried it, give it a shot, it´s really good!
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    How is my Overclock on the E6400?

    It´s set in the Bios, CPU-Z Speedfan and others tell me a different vcore, lower than the Bios one actually I´m surprised, I lowered my memory timmings to 4.4.4.12, and after 5 hours of Orthos, and Memtest86+, no errors! I never thought this 667 Value Kingston would do such a good job =p
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    How is my Overclock on the E6400?

    Thermaltake Big Typhoon, along with some artic silver 5 Remember I live in Brazil, the ambient temp here is around 28°C during the day!
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    How is my Overclock on the E6400?

    Don´t be sorry man! You´re doing a great help to me! My CPU Case temp is probably wrong, I think it´s 15°c more than the actual temp. Idle I get CPU 50°C , Core 0 and 1 45°C Orthos 3 hours with no errors, I had error after 1 hours when using vCore 1.28, but after 1.30 3 hours no error, I...
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    How is my Overclock on the E6400?

    Hi, it´s my first post around here! This last weekend I spent my time doing an Overclock on my C2D, and I´ll let you guys say how good or bad it is.. 400 X 8 = 3200GHz Vcore = 1.30 Memory = 667 @ 800MHz vDIMM 2.15, like the tutorial said, 5-5-5-15, now trying to lower these timmings...