Is 1.7V too much for A64?

InlineFive

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You must be running some pretty insane overclocks on that chip. Lots of people do about 2.2Ghz @ 1.6v or so. If you are trying to overclock it looks to me like your Kingston ValueRAM is holding you back and you should work on that front instead.
 

McArra

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The memory is workin async so no problem with it :) . I'm trying to achieve 2.3ghz with stability but it would return to windows while running 3dMark01 almost while finishing the first loop (1.65V). LDT is @2.5x and Ram isn't reaching DDR400 so I don't think ram voltage is holding me back neither, or could it be holding?
 

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I've been running my 3000+@2.4ghz 1.65v and I don't think 1.7v is a problem so if your cooling is up to it give it a boost. BTW, what do you have the LTD voltage at? I'd suggest cranking it all the way up but leave the chipset voltage alone.
 

joe2004

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I use 1.7 on both 64-3200 and 64-3400 and I even think it is not high enough. Why would that be a problem?
 

Jhatfie

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Yeah I agree. 1.7v is fine as long as you have decent cooling. I wish I had even more voltage to play with myself. 1.9v would be sweet. Been running my A64 3000+ at 2.45 @ 1.68v for a while now with no problems.