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2600+ Tbred

rad00

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im currently running it at 205 fsb @ 2.16 with stock air cooling... Im running on PC3200 and an Abit NF7-S... any tips on getting my speeds higher? or is that about as far as she'll go?
 
Originally posted by: helloguy
Originally posted by: rad00
54 degrees running P95....

seems a lil bit high...try better cooling and go again~!



That's not too bad. You have about 6 degrees C of headroom before you have to worry. What is the system doing that lets you know you are capped at your current speeds?
 
p95 and 3dmark crashing :| i tried 220 x10 and it booted but crashed in 3d mark... i might try 210x10.5... what kind of voltages do you reccommend? im pretty new to all this stuff
 
You can go as high as 1.8 w/ the voltages. I'd incrementally bump it up say from, 1.6 to 1.675 etc... until you are stable. My 2500+ required 1.75 to be stable w/ a 200 FSB.
 
With that stock cooler, I wouldn't go over 1.7V. Also your case ventilation sucks, so either a new case or a well-aimed fan blowing cool air inside of it would help a bit too.

EDIT: I should probably say that the CPU and heatsink he's using used to be mine, and I installed his motherboard for him 🙂.
 
There really is no prob with going to 1.75 on stock as long as you watch those temps and don't let it get over 60C.

I personally woudn't go stock though, it's more a placebo for me to have a great HSF I think. That's not to say they aren't important, but a grape cooling the CPU is fine as long as it doesn't go north of 60.
 
His HS isn't one of the newer ones coming with the Bartons. The plate on the bottom was originally zinc plated (which I sanded off on one side). Before going any farther with the voltage I'd get the zinc plating off that other side or just get a new heatsink. But you have to remember that the Tbred 2600 was never considered a particularly good OCer.
 
voltage is now at 1.75 and there was 0 change to the temp... under light use its at about 51... i tried higher buses but my 3dmark scores would go down so i figure it was unstable... i havent tried a higher multiplier yet though...
 
voltage is now at 1.75 and there was 0 change to the temp...

Then as I mentioned before don't worry about the HS/F just yet, post back with your success on the multi's but watch your temps and stay at or below 60C.
 
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