Im runin a 2400+ with a soyo kt333 dragon ultra platnium. I have it clocked at 2255mhz right now with 140x16....I was wondering if this could be considered a "decent" o/c for this cpu. I am runnin w/c and get temps of around 120ºF. Also for some reason the cpu just doesnt wanna be my friend when I try clocking it at about 2.3ghz so I was wondering if it was capped or something at 2.3. As for memory im runnin 2x256 mb of all components pc2100.
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2400+ o/c
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what voltages were all of that at?
my 2400+ does 2200Mhz with 1.65v, and 2300Mhz with 1.75v, as a reference. I think mine's about average for 2400+.
Oh yeah, my cooling is the stock AMD heatsink with the copper slug in the bottom, but using a Smartfan 2 at 3500rpm, which is a lot more air than the stock fan.
my 2400+ does 2200Mhz with 1.65v, and 2300Mhz with 1.75v, as a reference. I think mine's about average for 2400+.
Oh yeah, my cooling is the stock AMD heatsink with the copper slug in the bottom, but using a Smartfan 2 at 3500rpm, which is a lot more air than the stock fan.
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hmmm... 2255 seems a little low for 1.85v.
what power supply are you using?
what power supply are you using?
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ummm... don't know the brand, but 500w should be sufficient.
how are your voltages, especially the + ones. do they fluctuate a lot or are they pretty stable?
how are your voltages, especially the + ones. do they fluctuate a lot or are they pretty stable?
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I don't mean in the bios... is there a motherboard monitoring utility that came with your motherboard CD?
probably winbond hardware doctor.
that way you can check your voltages and temps while in windows.
probably winbond hardware doctor.
that way you can check your voltages and temps while in windows.
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Ahh... I see. Hmmm... that's not normal. maybe your lack of overclocking success is related.
maybe some other members might have some input on that.
maybe some other members might have some input on that.
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I reinstalled that program and got it to work heres the results.
Vcore=Constant 1.84
+3.3=3.31 itll bounce up to 3.32 once in a while
+5=4.86
+12= 11.83 most of the time but bounces to 11.9 once in awhile.
as for temps im gettin 54ºC cpu and 31ºC chipset
Vcore=Constant 1.84
+3.3=3.31 itll bounce up to 3.32 once in a while
+5=4.86
+12= 11.83 most of the time but bounces to 11.9 once in awhile.
as for temps im gettin 54ºC cpu and 31ºC chipset
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voltages on the 5v and 12v lines seem a little low.
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before you do that, if you can find someone with a compatible system, it might be worthwhile to try your CPU in his/her computer just to see if it's the CPU that does not want to overclock, or if it is some other component's fault.
