AMD Overclocking Club

[green300]

....it just wont load into windows with +.075v....

Scoob, can you go to your vcore in your bios and then type in any value you want, like 1.38 or even just 1.4, and press enter to set it ?

 

[miwanuma]

The idea is easy.

Exist two tables, 1st one is for OC stable with stability test and the 2nd one is only for OC (don't stable necessary)

1- The rules for OC stable are this:

Post the OC's here and in this format

Updated example:
Cpu: 955
Name: saint19
Stepping: C2
Frequency: 3700
ref*multi: 200*18.5
CPU voltage: 1.42
CPU-NB: 1.30
nb frequency: 2600
NB volts: 1.2
RAM: 4GB 1600Mhz DDR3 8-8-8-24-2T @ 1.65V
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5
Cooling: Air cooling/Hyper 212+
OS: 7 64-bit
GFLOPS: 49 (Only for LinX)
(For Gigaflops, You must run either LinX for at least 5 runs, screen shot required, peak score will be taken)


The stability test can be do it with 2 hours P95, 1 hour LinX, or 3 hours OCCT.

It doesn't need to be in that specific order, but don't post just a screenie, it makes it much slower for me to update, and i don't have enough info to fill in many of the spaces. Thanks in advance

Posts with no verification of stability (screenie) were not added to the list, furthermore, posts a CPUz validation only were added to the 2nd table. If you wish to be added to the list. Follow the above format and post a screenshot verifying stability.


Give as much info as you can. Results can also be updated or filled in. Please make a new post to do so and post the pic in thumbnail size.

Stable OC

Stable OC table


Insane OC

Insane OC table


Now start to OC folks!

I hate that this don't support HTML code

how do you post a pic on thread?

 

[saint19]

how do you post a pic on thread?

Exist two possible options for that:

1- U can use the following format:

2- If u use some pages like ImageShack when u select share a picture look for the option "Thumbnail Size" and select "Forums" option finally copy and paste the address in the thread

 

[miwanuma]

Exist two possible options for that:

1- U can use the following format:

2- If u use some pages like ImageShack when u select share a picture look for the option "Thumbnail Size" and select "Forums" option finally copy and paste the address in the thread

Thank you!! I appreciate everything you have done for me!!

 

[ScoobyJooby-Jew]

unfortunately, i cannot exceed past 3525 mhz. I lowered the HT and bumped the fsb to 240, and my comp rebooted 10 seconds into prime95 "in place FFT's" test. And it won't load windows with anymore voltage applied. I am happy with a 500mhz boost though

Scooby: When u rise the FBS u also rise the RAM speed so check that cause I think that u need slow down the RAM speed for rise the FBS and get the OC stable.

Scoob, can you go to your vcore in your bios and then type in any value you want, like 1.38 or even just 1.4, and press enter to set it ?

saint: i do have my ram downclocked. its on the 5.33 multiplier, so stock speeds would have it around 1066mhz. with the FSB increase its 12xxmhz. its stock rated at 1333 (1600 OC). And it will run stable till it gets to around 1550mhz, it least it did for me when I was cllimbing up the FSB increases

green:nah it only allows me to add in .025v increments. And it won't boot with +.075v. I know this. I stayed up way to late one night trying to hit 3.6 ghz stable with various confgurations

 

[aznshinobi]

So saint.... You can I just show you my folding screen shot instead of Prime95? To show my stabilty?

 

[saint19]

No aznshinobi F@H isn't accepted as a stability test if u want enter to the table u need an screeni of LinX (1 hour), prime95 (2 hours) or OCCT (3 hours) and CPU-Z (cpu tab, mobo tab and memory tab) and validation is optional but not obligatory.

 

[aznshinobi]

Haha fine.... Be that way.

 

[ahumphers91]

Cpu: 740 BE
Name: Ahumphers
Stepping: C2
Frequency: 3820
ref*multi: 202 * 19
CPU voltage: 1.53v
CPU-NB: 2010
NB volts: 1.2v
RAM: 4GB G.Skill 1600 DDR3 Ripjaws 7-8-7-24 1T @1.65v
Motherboard: Asus M4A77TD
Cooling: Zalman 9700
OS: Win XP 32bit

http://s868.photobucket.com/albums/ab247/Ahumphers91/?action=view&current=CaptureSelection-20100918-003236-1.jpg

 

[miwanuma]

Updated overclock.... Special thanks to saint for all his help in my thread to get here. Without him I would not have done this! Would have been stuck at 3.5ghz

Cpu: 1055T
Name: miwanuma
Stepping: 0
Frequency: 4002
ref*multi: 285*14
CPU voltage: 1.48v
CPU-NB: 2001
NB volts: 1.2v
RAM: 8GB G.Skill DDR3 1600 Ripjaws 9-9-9-24 2T @1.65v
Motherboard: Asus M4A89GTD-PRO
Cooling: Corsair H-50
OS: Win 7 64

Screenies

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/488/cpuid918.png



http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1395783

 

[piranhamoose]

First of all, I'd like to say that I'm a total beginner to overclocking. For the past week, I've read and read all the different guides and forum posts to try to understand and get a grasp how overclocking a chip works. It was quite daunting at first and was ready to give up, as not many people offer advice or share their knowledge outright in some forums.

I think this is a great thread for beginners to be able to compare different settings and to assuage the intimidation one encounters when beginning an overclocking project. Here's my contribution


CPU: 945 Phenom II X4 Deneb 95 watts
NAME: PiranhaMoose
STEPPING: C2
FREQUENCY: 3600 MHZ
REF*MULTI: 240*15
CPU VOLTAGE: 1.46250
CPU-NB: 2160 (9x multiplier)
CPU-NB VOLTAGE: 1.25
SB CHIPSET VOLTAGE: 1.22
HT LINK FREQUENCY: 1800 MHZ
HT LINK VOLTAGE: 1.215
RAM: OCZ Reapers 4GB DDR2 PC-6400 downclocked to 333mhz / 5-5-5-15-24 @ 800mhz
RAM VOLTAGE: 1.905
TEMPERATURE: 32C IDLE (with cool and quiet disabled) - 54C (100% load 2 hours Prime95)
MOTHERBOARD: ASUS M4A785-M
COOLING: Zalman 9500A 92mm
OS: Windows 7 Professional x86





By the way..... Dude, it's NOT a Dell!





Peace.......

 

[green300]

Nice job piranhamoose !

 

[saint19]

Nice, I will update the table as soon as possible.

 

[videl]

I think i'll join this little competition as well....but I can't post the details now...I'll do it later...I got a good insane overclock and I gotta do a stable one...

 

[miwanuma]

First of all, I'd like to say that I'm a total beginner to overclocking. For the past week, I've read and read all the different guides and forum posts to try to understand and get a grasp how overclocking a chip works. It was quite daunting at first and was ready to give up, as not many people offer advice or share their knowledge outright in some forums.

I think this is a great thread for beginners to be able to compare different settings and to assuage the intimidation one encounters when beginning an overclocking project. Here's my contribution


CPU: 945 Phenom II X4 Deneb 95 watts
NAME: PiranhaMoose
STEPPING: C2
FREQUENCY: 3600 MHZ
REF*MULTI: 240*15
CPU VOLTAGE: 1.46250
CPU-NB: 2160 (9x multiplier)
CPU-NB VOLTAGE: 1.25
SB CHIPSET VOLTAGE: 1.22
HT LINK FREQUENCY: 1800 MHZ
HT LINK VOLTAGE: 1.215
RAM: OCZ Reapers 4GB DDR2 PC-6400 downclocked to 333mhz / 5-5-5-15-24 @ 800mhz
RAM VOLTAGE: 1.905
TEMPERATURE: 32C IDLE (with cool and quiet disabled) - 54C (100% load 2 hours Prime95)
MOTHERBOARD: ASUS M4A785-M
COOLING: Zalman 9500A 92mm
OS: Windows 7 Professional x86


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By the way..... Dude, it's NOT a Dell!

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Peace.......

Nice!!

 

[awfulwaffle]

here's mine
It's not much but it definitely beats the crap out of the stock frequency.

CPU: Phenom 9550 Agena
Name: Awfulwaffle (T3HPWN1N470R on CPU-Z)
Stepping: 3
Frequency: 2750 Mhz
Vcore: 1.318V
Ref*Multi: 250x11
NB: 2250 Mhz
NB Volts: Auto
RAM: 6GB Kingston/Hyundai Electronics PC 6400 DDR2
Temps: ~32C Idle, 46C-51C under 100 percent load
MOBO: Asus M4N82 Deluxe
Cooler: Coolermaster Hyper TX3

Screens:


Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Speedfan is of the last section of stress testing but you get the idea

 

[saint19]

here's mine
It's not much but it definitely beats the crap out of the stock frequency.

CPU: Phenom 9550 Agena
Name: Awfulwaffle (T3HPWN1N470R on CPU-Z)
Stepping: 3
Frequency: 2750 Mhz
Vcore: 1.318V
Ref*Multi: 250x11
NB: 2250 Mhz
NB Volts: Auto
RAM: 6GB Kingston/Hyundai Electronics PC 6400 DDR2
Temps: ~32C Idle, 46C-51C under 100 percent load
MOBO: Asus M4N82 Deluxe
Cooler: Coolermaster Hyper TX3

Screens:
[url]http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/8411/27067568.jpg[/URL]

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Speedfan is of the last section of stress testing but you get the idea

Please post the pict with the prime95 time visible for now I can't confirm that is stable.

 

[saint19]

Table updated, keep coming!

 

[awfulwaffle]

Please post the pict with the prime95 time visible for now I can't confirm that is stable.

I thought it was visible in that screen, Prime95 is open and it says in the main thread when it started and stopped the workers. If that's not what you wanted, what do i need a screen of?

Thanks,

Alex

 

[awfulwaffle]

Oh crap the CPUZ in that is from after i stopped the test so it reduced the multiplier lol. Here's the real one

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1402992

 

[saint19]

I thought it was visible in that screen, Prime95 is open and it says in the main thread when it started and stopped the workers. If that's not what you wanted, what do i need a screen of?

Thanks,

Alex

Check one of the other screeni and u will the that prime95 show the total stress time at the end of each window, that what I need to know that's stable.

 

[awfulwaffle]

ah crap gotcha time to run prime95 again

 

[dannyboy3210]

I have a stable overclock, tested 18h+ on prime 95, I just tried raising the NB frequency and then ran prime95 again, right as I was saving the screenshot after 2 hours and 22 minutes of torture test, I got the BSOD. So, I dialed my NB back to normal and will edit this post when I've run the Prime 95 again (Its been stable for 18h+ but didn't take a screenshot because I hadn't seen this thread yet) and have gotten a screenshot that saves without giving me the dreaded BSOD... XD

In the meantime, I'm not quite sure what to put my cpu down as, because its a Athlon II X3 440, unlocked to a supposed Phenom II X4 B40, and then overclocked. I'll just leave it as what CPUZ says it is:

Cpu: AMD PHENOM II X4
Name: DANIEL-PC
Stepping: BL-C2
Frequency: 3536.73 Mhz
Ref*Multi: 235.78*15
CPU voltage: 1.452v (which goes up to ~1.47v under load)
CPU-NB: Auto
NB Frequency: 1886
NB volts: Auto
RAM: 4GB 1572 Mhz DDR3 7-8-7-24-1T @ 1.5V
Motherboard: ASUS M4A87TD/USB3
Cooling: Air cooling / Thermaltake Contac 29
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

Like I said before, I will edit this post once I've run prime 95 AGAIN to post an image with a successful 2h+ run.

Here's the link to the cpuz confirmation thing.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1406947

Edit: Here's the image
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa13/dannyboy3210/StableOverclock.png
I'm not quite sure how to get it to display at full resolution... hm... but you can see the cpu speed and that its been running for 11h+.

 

[green300]

Well done !

Try raising your NB Freq. up to 2350, see if that helps.

 

[dannyboy3210]

Well done !

Try raising your NB Freq. up to 2350, see if that helps.

That's roughly what I had it at when I got the BSOD saving the prime 95 success picture. XD What's I wrote down is the 100% stable numbers. I may test one "step" under that, see if that works, I will likely test it overnight to see if its really stable though.