- Jun 3, 2004
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ok i am trying to figure out whats up with my system
3500+ Newcastle (she will do up to 2.7ghz but not stable the sweet spot of 100% stable is inbetween 2.55ghz and 2.6ghz but usually i dont have issues with 2.6ghz althought Pi dont like it)
1 gig OCZ PC4000 EL Gold Rev 2
MSI NEO2 Plat
OCZ Powerstream 600w
after using the guide here i have determined that my max HTT/FSB of this board is 270mhz
i dropped ram to 100mhz
dropped cpu multi to 6x
and kept the volts up on everything.
raising the HTT it seems as if 270 is the max no matter what multiplier or Ram divider i use.
so in the end i settled with a solid 255x10 1:1 2.5.3.3.10 1T
the screen below shows around 1.65v it dont need that to run 2.55ghz i just did that as i was still testing.
take a look what do you guys think i should be doing or havent done that may be causing the HTT to peak out at 270mhz. although HTT peaking is the motherboard not the ram. or the ondie memory controller ? lol i forget.
i find that very very odd because this PC4000 should be able to handle 1:1 upwards of 290mhz (my old kit i did do 311mhz on a 9:10 divider on a DFI skt754 board)
the msi makes me mad since it only has a max vdimm of 2.85 but i have the 3.3 rail running at 3.55v (raising the 3.3rail should cause the vdimm chip to also raise the voltage to the dimms so 2.85v isnt correct its higher but i have no idea how mich higher.
i cant find my MM and i dont know how to check true vdimm.)
does someone have a guess at what the vdimm would be if i set it at 2.85 in the bios and raised the 3.3v rail to 3.5v ?
anyways take a look...
im not real happy with the CPU arithmatic and multimedia from sandra but the memory benchmark gave me results im pretty pleased with considering im only running an HTT of 255.
anyways any advice that you gents/ladies may have to help me increase this thing is greatly appreciated.
and happy early 4th everyone. Its raining here in Iowa
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3500+ Newcastle (she will do up to 2.7ghz but not stable the sweet spot of 100% stable is inbetween 2.55ghz and 2.6ghz but usually i dont have issues with 2.6ghz althought Pi dont like it)
1 gig OCZ PC4000 EL Gold Rev 2
MSI NEO2 Plat
OCZ Powerstream 600w
after using the guide here i have determined that my max HTT/FSB of this board is 270mhz
i dropped ram to 100mhz
dropped cpu multi to 6x
and kept the volts up on everything.
raising the HTT it seems as if 270 is the max no matter what multiplier or Ram divider i use.
so in the end i settled with a solid 255x10 1:1 2.5.3.3.10 1T
the screen below shows around 1.65v it dont need that to run 2.55ghz i just did that as i was still testing.
take a look what do you guys think i should be doing or havent done that may be causing the HTT to peak out at 270mhz. although HTT peaking is the motherboard not the ram. or the ondie memory controller ? lol i forget.
i find that very very odd because this PC4000 should be able to handle 1:1 upwards of 290mhz (my old kit i did do 311mhz on a 9:10 divider on a DFI skt754 board)
the msi makes me mad since it only has a max vdimm of 2.85 but i have the 3.3 rail running at 3.55v (raising the 3.3rail should cause the vdimm chip to also raise the voltage to the dimms so 2.85v isnt correct its higher but i have no idea how mich higher.
i cant find my MM and i dont know how to check true vdimm.)
does someone have a guess at what the vdimm would be if i set it at 2.85 in the bios and raised the 3.3v rail to 3.5v ?
anyways take a look...
im not real happy with the CPU arithmatic and multimedia from sandra but the memory benchmark gave me results im pretty pleased with considering im only running an HTT of 255.
anyways any advice that you gents/ladies may have to help me increase this thing is greatly appreciated.
and happy early 4th everyone. Its raining here in Iowa
Overclocking Screen
