burn in 2400+ at 500Mhz and 1.9v?

shiyan · Sep 25, 2003

I've asked this in the past, but I'm still in the dark, so I decided to ask again, as I got a new motherboard with much better voltage and multiplier options.

with the Abit NF7-S v2 I can get the 2400+ to run at 500Mhz and 1.9v. Under full load, temps are about 8C above ambient, or around 24C core at the moment. During the day it will probably climb to around 30C I guess.

So, is this the right settings for burning in? low speed, high voltage and low temperature? or is this speed too low?

Burn in at 2300, 1.75v did not seem to help at all.

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

yup thats right low speed + high voltage + low temps = burn in

shiyan · Sep 26, 2003

thanks! I'll leave it like this over the weekend then.

who is that virtuous damsel in your avatar?

Jinu · Sep 26, 2003

whats a "burn in"?

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

hmm jenna jameson i think

Burn in sometimes lets u overclock more say u could only run a chip at 2.1ghz with 1.7V after burn in u MIGHT be able to run abit higher with 1.7V

ZedBias · Sep 26, 2003

Steven4563 said:
low speed + high voltage + low temps = burn in

So does this mean the lowest FSB and the lowest Multiplier and the higest voltage possible is the best way to Burn in?

shiyan · Sep 26, 2003

Steven4563 said:
hmm jenna jameson i think

Burn in sometimes lets u overclock more say u could only run a chip at 2.1ghz with 1.7V after burn in u MIGHT be able to run abit higher with 1.7V

cool.

thanks.

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

ZedBias said:
So does this mean the lowest FSB and the lowest Multiplier and the higest voltage possible is the best way to Burn in?

not to high off a voltage tho coz u should keep temps under 50C full load

ZedBias · Sep 26, 2003

So if you go for the lowest FSB and then the lowest multiplier and then find a Vcore that gives you about 45c thats a good burn in set up yea?

Lithan · Sep 26, 2003

Looks like courtney love to me.

THunDA · Sep 26, 2003

I was burning in at 6.5 * 166 @ 1.775 last night and temps at load where 43-45... should I lower the FSB and add some more voltage for a better burnin?

shiyan · Sep 26, 2003

I have not much experience in this area, but someone else told me that most people use at least 1.9v.

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

id use 100*5 @ 1.9v if u can i would go much over 1.9Vcore

brennan77 · Sep 26, 2003

Let us know if it yields any good results.

shiyan · Sep 26, 2003

cool, I will.

over 1.9v? how much? 2v?

I'll see if 1.9v and 500Mhz for 3 days does any good. Will report back.

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

shiyan said:
cool, I will.

over 1.9v? how much? 2v?

I'll see if 1.9v and 500Mhz for 3 days does any good. Will report back.

sorry i meant wouldnt go much over 1.9V

i would have it running at 100*5 @ 1.9Vcore for 24 hours off prime95

Lithan · Sep 26, 2003

Or maybe Marilyn Manson in drag.

borg · Sep 26, 2003

i used fsb/multiplier combo for 500mhz and 2.0vcore for 30 hours, and things just got worse... had to increase vcore from 1.7 to 1725 to remain stabile at 200x11

Steven4563 · Sep 26, 2003

properly to much voltage thats y i said 1.9V and keep the temps "LOW"

Just shoot · Sep 26, 2003

I never had much luck with this burn in. I have better luck with running stock with high vcore but hey what ever works.

burn in 2400+ at 500Mhz and 1.9v?

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