Orthos error?

[darkwire]

Orthos ran for about an 20 minutes before it gave me an error and stopped. No reboot or lock up. Do you guys think upping the voltage will fix this? The voltage is at 1.33 before vdroop. Temps on CPU never got above 55 while orthos was running.


I have it at 3.204Ghz.


Thanks!

 

[TonyStark]

I'd bump it up 0.05V and try again. Also give the FSB +0.1V if you haven't already. What was your last stable overclock?

 

[noobie123]

Yeah you need to up vcore, nb volt is prob fine where you are, unless you are going higher than 3.2ghzthen up that too.

 

[apache_lives]

Orthos ran for about an 20 minutes before it gave me an error and stopped. No reboot or lock up. Do you guys think upping the voltage will fix this? The voltage is at 1.33 before vdroop. Temps on CPU never got above 55 while orthos was running.


I have it at 3.204Ghz.


Thanks!

Orthos will find and target the following components (and heat them up and max them out exposing issues easily rather then the hard way):

Motherboard (and chipset)
CPU
Ram
PSU

the majors to watch out for are usually ram and cpu (when overclocking)