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El Gappo said:
Do you have the worlds worst C0 or are you trying to kill it with pie and volts? seriously why 1.5 volts?

Also PI is single threaded, disable ht.
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I respond better to constructive criticism than negative digs.

I thought I had a decent batch C0, but I could be wrong. This is as high as I've ever had it.

Thanks for suggesting turning off HT, and can I drop my voltage until unstable and then up it?

EDIT: Disabling HT dropped my multi and I scored 10.5...
 
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Bodaggit23 said:
I respond better to constructive criticism than negative digs.

I thought I had a decent batch C0, but I could be wrong. This is as high as I've ever had it.

Thanks for suggesting turning off HT, and can I drop my voltage until unstable and then up it?

EDIT: Disabling HT dropped my multi and I scored 10.5...
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Yup you can. I think there is something else that you are doing wrong if it needs that much voltage for 4.2 when your temps arn't even bad, show me a screenshot of the spd mem and mobo tabs in cpu'z and list the voltages your using and I'll take a look.
 
Sam_VDC said:
@Bodaggit23
Your score will be improved with Turboboost on.
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:) :good:

El Gappo said:
Yup you can. I think there is something else that you are doing wrong if it
needs that much voltage for 4.2 when your temps arn't even bad, show
me a screenshot of the spd mem and mobo tabs in cpu'z and list the
voltages your using and I'll take a look.
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You're right, my chip "need" that much...
New CPU tab...
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Other requested:
SPD.jpg

Mobo.jpg

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You can try using the X19 multi, it is usually more stable, and raise up the blck ;)
When you crash out what happens? lock up, bsod?
Also the QPI should be much lower you don't need it that high, around 2400Mhz will do just fine.
 
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El Gappo said:
You can try using the X19 multi, it is usually more stable, and raise up the blck ;)
When you crash out what happens? lock up, bsod?
Also the QPI should be much lower you don't need it that high, around 2400Mhz will do just fine.
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So, CPU Clock Ratio to 19x?

I get BSOD.

How do I change the QPI specifically?
 
Yup, its worth a try :) What bsod of death code?
There is a qpi multiplier in your bios, just try and set the target speed around 2.4ghz. You may also want to lower your ram and nb multi's as well since raising the base clock will effect most other speeds.
 
raise the PCIE frequency. If you can use the 21x use the 21x b/c you will eventually get a higher clock with it. Just don't use the 20x, it blows.
 
Bodaggit23 said:
Raise the BLCK?
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Are you trying to be funny or do you do all of your overclocking within windows? :confused: BLCK is the base clock. 220 (blck) X19 (cpu multi) = 4.18ghz (cpu clock speed) for example. I'm sure you can find some video's or guides on this. I'd link to a good one but its in the bench team section :(

Forgot about pci clock for a second, tah spec.
 
I'm not being funny, nor am I overclocking within Windows.

I have no BCLK in my BIOS settings.

I just don't know exactly which settings you're referring to, in my BIOS.
 
is your board the e758? If so you do have quite a few overclocking options. It may read as FSB or Bclk or Base clock. I can't remember. I had the board at one time, but I don't remember the breakdown of the bios.


What happened to the standings??? =o\
 
NCspecV81 said:
is your board the e758? If so you do have quite a few overclocking options. It may read as FSB or Bclk or Base clock. I can't remember. I had the board at one time, but I don't remember the breakdown of the bios.
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Yes, that's my board.

After further research, my BIOS shows BCLK as "CPU Host Frequency", which is also the "QPI".
 
NCspecV81 said:
??? you got a chip on your shoulder or something?

Trust me, 5.1ghz superpi on a phenom II isn't an ln2 run. Only if you way undershoot your potential.

Both of those runs were on phase, not maxed out.

Now, we both like computers. Can't we get along?
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Probably would have been best to specify that at the beginning you were running a change phase or cascade setup, because the way you put it many members probably assumed it was an air bench. Who made the unit were you running those benches with?
 
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[-0MEGA-];682291 said:
*Removed*

I will re-add the contributing threads I posted if Computer Forum stops continuing in it's downward cycle. This forum is slowly dying, the long-term helpful members have left/banned, and now this is full with trolls, spammers, and complete idiots. It's been great, and sorry to do this for those few useful members here.
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:(

Sorry you feel that way.
 
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