Anyone remember how to OC AMD 64 3400+ Lanparty NF3

[TR2000]

**Update**

Ok disregard my post and question below I figured how to oc this cpu just wanted to see how high I could go highest I could go was 2.7.

FSB 225
CPU Multi 12
AGP bus freq 67
LDT/FSB ratio-4
CPU Vid 1.50
CPU vid control 110%
Chipset V 1.7
AGP V 1.6
Dram V 2.8





Hi guys I have an old system I built 5 yrs ago and never oc it before I like to give it a try and oc it a little. Can anyone help advise me on the Genie Bios all set the settings (to start with) to oc this CPU and how high can these CPU's oc to safely on a stock HSF? Thanks!

MB- DFI Lanparty NF3 250GB
CPU-AMD 64 3400+
Ram-2GB PC3200
OCZ PS Mod X Stream pro 700 w

Thanks!

 

[borisvodofsky]

**Update**

Ok disregard my post and question below I figured how to oc this cpu just wanted to see how high I could go highest I could go was 2.7.

FSB 225
CPU Multi 12
AGP bus freq 67
LDT/FSB ratio-4
CPU Vid 1.50
CPU vid control 110%
Chipset V 1.7
AGP V 1.6
Dram V 2.8





Hi guys I have an old system I built 5 yrs ago and never oc it before I like to give it a try and oc it a little. Can anyone help advise me on the Genie Bios all set the settings (to start with) to oc this CPU and how high can these CPU's oc to safely on a stock HSF? Thanks!

MB- DFI Lanparty NF3 250GB
CPU-AMD 64 3400+
Ram-2GB PC3200
OCZ PS Mod X Stream pro 700 w

Thanks!

Check for custom bioses by that oskar wu dude. He is personally responsible for some serious OC on the dfi's entire 939 line. :hmm:

ALTHOUGH, i doubt you'd get more than 2.7 out of a 3400+. I had a 3200 that did 2.8 and a very lightly used opteron 144 which does 2.9. Currently using opt 165 at 2.85

unlikely that u'll get more than 2.8 on anything that's been crankin' for a while.

I also have a dfi nf3.. ah yes, my ol' 8x AGP..yea woooo... ati 9800xt.. and eventually a nv6800.

 

[DrMrLordX]

I remember Zap getting 2.7 ghz on his Sempron with the Lanparty nf3. Ah, the good old days. It's a shame I had to dismantle my sempron/vnf3-250 combo @ 2.32 ghz the other day . . . ah the memories.

 

[Hacp]

You need to lock the AGP so it doesn't overclock.

 

[TR2000]

Check for custom bioses by that oskar wu dude. He is personally responsible for some serious OC on the dfi's entire 939 line. :hmm:

ALTHOUGH, i doubt you'd get more than 2.7 out of a 3400+. I had a 3200 that did 2.8 and a very lightly used opteron 144 which does 2.9. Currently using opt 165 at 2.85

unlikely that u'll get more than 2.8 on anything that's been crankin' for a while.

I also have a dfi nf3.. ah yes, my ol' 8x AGP..yea woooo... ati 9800xt.. and eventually a nv6800.

I have the 3400+ 2.4 Newcastle core (vs the 3400+ 2.2 Clawhammer core) I thought I remember reading some of the Newcastles were good up to around a 3.0 overclock.

I am thinking about upgrading budget $$ CPU.MB,RAM & VC but just can't decide which to CPU to go with either the AMD Phem II X3 720 black 2.8 or the AMD AII 630 Propus AM3 2.8? So just in the mood last night to temporary just see how high my 3400+ would go and then just set it back to stock speed and voltage with the OEM HSF.

Yea I remember Oskar from my Abit days I believe he worked for Abit MB's before going to or starting DFI MB if I remember correctly and yea that sounds familar about custom BIOS back then.

 

[CurseTheSky]

3.0 on a Newcastle is doable, but not easy. Highly dependent on the chip.

While unrelated, I still have an X2 4200+ and a A8N-SLI Premium that would do 2.7 if I really played around with the settings, or 2.5-2.6 easily. 2.7 was almost unheard of from those chips IIRC.

 

[SonicIce]

2.7 is a really good OC for a newcastle

 

[Spikesoldier]

my winchester 3000+ only did 2.5 stable

 

[SonicIce]

actually here is a 3200 Venice 754 for $40, it might OC a little more and run cooler. only 1 in stock http://www.pacificgeek.com/product.asp?ID=857897&C=201&S=1073

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