EPTMy PSU is: Corsair 550W
My RAM is corsair XMS3 1x3gb
[Q]Computer Overclocking
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emucxg
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My PSU is: Corsair 550W My RAM is corsair XMS3 1x3gb | ||
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
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xmShake
United States1100 Posts
Make sure you have good cooling in your case too. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
without prime95, my CPU is about 45C | ||
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mahnini
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emucxg
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On April 18 2010 04:32 mahnini wrote: you need to error check for much longer. i would say at least 5 hours. Ok, thanks I have only 3 hours till sleep. I will do it tommorrow I guess | ||
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mahnini
United States6862 Posts
P.S. just leave it on while you sleep so you dont have to wait for it :D | ||
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emucxg
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On April 18 2010 04:38 mahnini wrote: 80C sounds high. i think the tjmax for intel processors is usually 100C but i would definitely try to keep it lower than 80C but i'm not sure it will actually cause problems. P.S. just leave it on while you sleep so you dont have to wait for it :D lol what if it burns my house = = | ||
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mahnini
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emucxg
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On April 18 2010 04:49 mahnini wrote: the processor will stop itself if it reaches a certain temperature ! are you sure? = = edit. ok.....but I dont wanna take any risk | ||
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FragKrag
United States11548 Posts
make sure you run Prime95 for at least 6-8 hours imo. 80C is fine, but a bit on the high side imo. What are your volts? | ||
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KOFgokuon
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emucxg
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On April 18 2010 05:00 FragKrag wrote: yeah it'll stop itself at around 105C make sure you run Prime95 for at least 6-8 hours imo. 80C is fine, but a bit on the high side imo. What are your volts? Ai Overclock Tuner - Manual CPU Ratio Setting - Auto Intel (R) SpeedStep (TM) Tech - Enabled Intel (R) Turbo Mode Tech - Enabled BCLK Frequency - 181 PCIE Fequency - 100 CPU Voltage 1.20000v DRAM Bus Voltage - 1.64v | ||
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FragKrag
United States11548 Posts
Your voltage looks fine. Not sure why your temps are high. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
On April 18 2010 05:19 FragKrag wrote: I suggest turning off Turbo Mode because it could cause stability issues later on in tasks that are not multithreaded. Your voltage looks fine. Not sure why your temps are high. Yeah, maybe it because I have turned my fans to silent-mode on my bios settings... I hate noises >.< | ||
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semantics
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On April 18 2010 05:19 FragKrag wrote: I suggest turning off Turbo Mode because it could cause stability issues later on in tasks that are not multithreaded. Your voltage looks fine. Not sure why your temps are high. ionno what his cooler is but turbo mode should be off for an oc. About ocing your 5770 i suggest using msi afterburner in conjunction with kombuster run kombuster and find the max of your memory first then bring up your core till stable s memory is the main issue with the 5770. That's or evga precision will do. most times you can push that memory to about 1400 usually a bit less then that. but i like kombuster it's good to see hz on the core and memory becuase it goes down to the 10th place. | ||
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emucxg
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semantics
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emucxg
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semantics
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intrudor
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would it be easier to go with the old BIOS settings method instead? | ||
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FragKrag
United States11548 Posts
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intrudor
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Deleted User 47542
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Bios is the way to go, and is VERY simple. First set your multiplier to either 21x or 19x, since the i7's favor odd multipliers when overclocking. Then, just increase BCLK in increments of 10 until you blue screen or crash. After about 160 BCLK run at least 10 minutes of prime95 to make sure you won't crash, before you do another increase. Once you do crash, increase your VCORE by 0.25 until you can boot into windows again. If VCORE alone is not giving you stability, set your ioh and ich to 1.2, your vdimm to 1.65, your cpu pll to 1.88, and your qpi/uncore to 1.35. ^Those settings are 100% safe. Your qpi/uncore might need a little adjusting up or down if you are getting the blue screen code 124. These settings will probably guarantee a 4.0 if you have a d0 stepping, and your VCORE should not be going past 1.35 if even that. @OP, GPU overclocking is the easiest out their, but really depends on the card itself. Just download MSI afterburner. 900mhz on a 5770 is a joke for an overclock, all reference models should be able to hit 950/1350 on 1250 voltage(100% safe up to 1350 where it locks). My MSI R5770 Hawks can run at 1050/1400 @ 1300 volts, and pass 20 minutes of furmark(gpu stability program). | ||
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Aurabolt
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semantics
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On April 18 2010 16:28 superbabosheki wrote: Never use software to overclock your CPU, simply retarded. Bios is the way to go, and is VERY simple. First set your multiplier to either 21x or 19x, since the i7's favor odd multipliers when overclocking. Then, just increase BCLK in increments of 10 until you blue screen or crash. After about 160 BCLK run at least 10 minutes of prime95 to make sure you won't crash, before you do another increase. Once you do crash, increase your VCORE by 0.25 until you can boot into windows again. If VCORE alone is not giving you stability, set your ioh and ich to 1.2, your vdimm to 1.65, your cpu pll to 1.88, and your qpi/uncore to 1.35. ^Those settings are 100% safe. Your qpi/uncore might need a little adjusting up or down if you are getting the blue screen code 124. These settings will probably guarantee a 4.0 if you have a d0 stepping, and your VCORE should not be going past 1.35 if even that. @OP, GPU overclocking is the easiest out their, but really depends on the card itself. Just download MSI afterburner. 900mhz on a 5770 is a joke for an overclock, all reference models should be able to hit 950/1350 on 1250 voltage(100% safe up to 1350 where it locks). My MSI R5770 Hawks can run at 1050/1400 @ 1300 volts, and pass 20 minutes of furmark(gpu stability program). Really 1400 on the memory? did you add headsinks to the memory located on the back as i think that would be the first to go, it's what i enviably had to do for my friends 5770 hawk as he couldn't get it past 1345 stable after that it would randomly produce an error like an hour in was good enough for a benchmark or suicide run but not for everyday use. | ||
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semantics
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On May 11 2010 00:03 Aurabolt wrote: Thanks @superbabosheki.. My i7 920 c0 is currently at 3.4ghz maxing out at 70C with prime95 and no voltage changes.. how high do you think I could get my 920 if I change my voltage as per your suggestions? Depends on the 920 and your motherboard, the 920 it's not a super consistent chip in terms of overclocking performance it's why they got out the 930 which is one. | ||
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AyeH
United States534 Posts
On May 11 2010 00:43 semantics wrote: Depends on the 920 and your motherboard, the 920 it's not a super consistent chip in terms of overclocking performance it's why they got out the 930 which is one. the 920 may not be super consistent in the temp ranges between the cores but it is one of the best chips on the market due to it's ability to OC so well. you can clock safely up to 4.1 ghz on AIR. with a WC rig, you can push it WAY past that. also, if you want real help, post in forums like www.xtremesystems.org or www.overclockers.com... you won't get much help with overclocking here. watercooling makes a ginormous difference in cooling potential btw. | ||
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Exteray
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