- Jan 13, 2005
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Hi, when I first got my gaming system over a year ago I remember that by default my Epox 9npa+ Ultra auto detected the default Vcore wrong and effectively over-volted my AMD 64 3700+ San Diego CPU by .1V. So I set my mobo to do a -.1V.
Now I decided to overclock my CPU and as of right now I am running at +0.0 voltage. However... Does this mean I am running a .1v+ over the factory set setting? When I use speed fan it reports my vcore voltage as 1.4 under full load by prime 95. (1.45 under no load.)
I basically want to know if I can push it (anther?) .1v to get a higher clock rate. Or would that effectively be .2v which could be a bad idea for my CPU (burn it up on stock HSF?)
Right now I have it running at 2,640 MHz with a x11 multiplier, 240 mhz bus speed, and a 960 HT link. I had to cut my RAM back to 2.5 CAS and according to CPUz the frequencey is 220MHz.
I just got done running prime 95 for 25 minutes w/out errors and my temp is 45ish.
In a nutshell, did EPOX fix the incorrect voltage setting in a BIOS update and I just dont know about it?
Now I decided to overclock my CPU and as of right now I am running at +0.0 voltage. However... Does this mean I am running a .1v+ over the factory set setting? When I use speed fan it reports my vcore voltage as 1.4 under full load by prime 95. (1.45 under no load.)
I basically want to know if I can push it (anther?) .1v to get a higher clock rate. Or would that effectively be .2v which could be a bad idea for my CPU (burn it up on stock HSF?)
Right now I have it running at 2,640 MHz with a x11 multiplier, 240 mhz bus speed, and a 960 HT link. I had to cut my RAM back to 2.5 CAS and according to CPUz the frequencey is 220MHz.
I just got done running prime 95 for 25 minutes w/out errors and my temp is 45ish.
In a nutshell, did EPOX fix the incorrect voltage setting in a BIOS update and I just dont know about it?