Hi
Am wondering which of the voltage lines +3.3v / +5v / +12v is most important to a stable / high overclock.
Reason I ask is that my rig [ A8V / 3200+939 / 1gig Corsair ] is fully P95, CPUBurn etc ... stable for over 24 hours at 9.5 x 274 @ 1.55v = 2.602gig.
Problem is that my rig suffers from [regular ] cold-boot-failures - every 3rd or 4th cold-boot, the system refuses to boot up.
Upon checking, my P/S [ 3 yr old 420w Topower unit ] it only has 18A on the 12v line.
Apparenlty 18A on a 12v line is very low for such a high o/c and I have been told that this is almost certainly the reason for my cold-boot problem.
So, is it likley to be my P/S or do I have a *dud* motherboard.
My other components are:-
- DVD Rom
- CD-RW
- 1 x 80 hdd
- 64meg GForce MX basic video card
- 1 x 1.44floppy
- 3200+ A64 @ 2.602gig
- 2 x 512 Corsiar 512 XL
- Zalman 7000
- 1 x 120mm Antec Fan
- PS2 Kb & PS2 mouse
- a couple of USB items conneted to the USB
- Printer - not running power off USB
Thx,
Ben
Am wondering which of the voltage lines +3.3v / +5v / +12v is most important to a stable / high overclock.
Reason I ask is that my rig [ A8V / 3200+939 / 1gig Corsair ] is fully P95, CPUBurn etc ... stable for over 24 hours at 9.5 x 274 @ 1.55v = 2.602gig.
Problem is that my rig suffers from [regular ] cold-boot-failures - every 3rd or 4th cold-boot, the system refuses to boot up.
Upon checking, my P/S [ 3 yr old 420w Topower unit ] it only has 18A on the 12v line.
Apparenlty 18A on a 12v line is very low for such a high o/c and I have been told that this is almost certainly the reason for my cold-boot problem.
So, is it likley to be my P/S or do I have a *dud* motherboard.
My other components are:-
- DVD Rom
- CD-RW
- 1 x 80 hdd
- 64meg GForce MX basic video card
- 1 x 1.44floppy
- 3200+ A64 @ 2.602gig
- 2 x 512 Corsiar 512 XL
- Zalman 7000
- 1 x 120mm Antec Fan
- PS2 Kb & PS2 mouse
- a couple of USB items conneted to the USB
- Printer - not running power off USB
Thx,
Ben