Cpu: AMD Athlon II x4 630
Name: Malice
Stepping: BL-C2
Frequency: 3611.9 Mhz
Ref*Multi: 258*14
CPU voltage: 1.469v
CPU-NB: Auto
NB Frequency: 2580MHz
NB volts: Auto
RAM: 4GB 1720 Mhz DDR3 9-9-9-24 @ 1.5V
Motherboard: ASUS M4A79XTD Evo
Cooling: Air cooling / Hyper 212 + (1 fan)
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
I think I will go higher later, but I feel good for now.
If in your future adventures, see if you can lower your HT Freq. to x8 or 2064 and remain stable. Your rig may need what it needs, but most have found little benefit from raising HT much over 2200 or so..
hey guys i plan on joining the club soon and will post my results
however.
I was just wondering what are some benchmark temps i should be looking for when on a 965BE when OCing it (i.e. try to say under what temp?)
I am just getting my Hyper 212+ installed now and i am gonna be getting a 2nd fan for push/pull right. i IDLE around 30-33C and load at 45-47C when running at 3.7GHZ (200*18.5x)
but yah just wondering what is a safe temp range for a Phenom II X4 965 BE CPU!
i read in a toms review that for OCing a Black Edition CPU it is good practice to shut c1e off and Cool N Quiet (both have helped in overclocking) and have had no effects on my load temps
however my idle temps went up from like 27-29C or like 32-35C is that normal because C1E stops CPU throttling?
now i was reading the guide then reading this post
in the guide it mainly states sticking to raising the multiplier then when that fails increase voltage if you wanna go higher if not raise the FSB ref clock to get a fine tweak.
i see in some of these overclocks people have upped their NB frequency what does that do exactly? in AOD there is an option to up the CPU NB Multiplier what exactly does it do i havent touched it yet
I would run linX myself, but not for temperature tests. It doesn't bring my cpu temp to as high of values as prime95 but it does find instabilities rather quickly especially when you set it to use all of your ram.
Both are very similar, but with LinX u can select the amount of RAM that the stress tech will use and the time that this will run while prim95 doesn't have that options.