1.2gig axia @ 1425mhz 300mhz FSB!! running stable ck out screen shots

[tweeknfreek]

trying to hit 1450mhz at least bumped up a little more from my sig running 1425mhz with 300mhz fsb 9.5x150 system wont boot at 10.5x135???? keep getting windows protection errors have to drop down but why will it boot at 150mhz fsb????? confused any advise would helpfull but I feel pretty good about this oclock temps very good 105-107f cpu and 78f mobo temp.
Peace and Happy Oclocking 8)

[tweeknfreek]

ooopppssss forgot this pic shoeing fsb speed

[kat]

you apear to be kicking some butt........keep tweaking ;D

[thefly]

what is your pci bus speed and agp bus speed?

[tweeknfreek]

theflycore (Aug 01, 2001 10:21 p.m.):
what is your pci bus speed and agp bus speed?

here is another screen shot from sandra so you can see for yourself.
system is still runing totally solid ran burn in with sandra for about 1hr and temps never rose beyond 111f 8)

[Bobby Manus]

Hey bud that last picture you posted with all your bus speeds is that sandra???

[tweeknfreek]

Bobby Manus (Aug 01, 2001 10:39 p.m.):
Hey bud that last picture you posted with all your bus speeds is that sandra???

Yep! I love this program it has alot of great info!!!! I have found that the temp reading are pretty close i have ck'd it against my bios, mbm5 and asus probe, the only area I see that it doesnt calculate properly is cpu core voltage it shows 1.95 but my bios shows 1.88? 8)

[Bobby Manus]

Can someone explain to me the difference between system bus and fsb? I know the fsb is what you multiply by your multiplyer to get your total mhz... And I realize that with athlons the system bus is double the the fsb and with celerons the system bus is the same as the fsb. Can someone shed some light on this? Thanks...

[tweeknfreek]

Bobby Manus (Aug 01, 2001 10:50 p.m.):
Can someone explain to me the difference between system bus and fsb? I know the fsb is what you multiply by your multiplyer to get your total mhz... And I realize that with athlons the system bus is double the the fsb and with celerons the system bus is the same as the fsb. Can someone shed some light on this? Thanks...

I believe sys bus and fsb are the same what I think you are asking is about the bus speeds for pci etc. The fsb speed is how fast your cpu communicates with the chipset then it splits off from there and the other bus speeds for pci, usb, agp are how fast those interfaces communicate with the chipset that is why fsb oclocking speeds everything up

[TranceBear]

I am here to say you don't need high FSB to get a rockin overclock. I am the multiplyer man!!

[SickBoy]

TranceBear (Aug 02, 2001 06:02 a.m.):
I am here to say you don't need high FSB to get a rockin overclock. I am the multiplyer man!!

I Agree, Trancebear..... High FSB is fine and dandy (it's proven to help performance) but I actually like my hard drives and CD Burner to WORK..... High FSB has always messed with my IDE Dev's. I generally dont push it past 140 ish, even with my new Crucial CAS2 PC133.... (I was running CAS2 Kingston PC100 up until about a week ago).

SickBoy

[Bobby Manus]

;D So the system bus is the bus for the entire system... Ohhhh ok :D

[roc]

Heres Mine. Its still a little slow but I just got the new cpu. I blew up my 1333 this week. Acc. sent 2.3 volts to it=(. These are the best 3D mark scores I could get with the picture still looking good. I scored 6660 but it loked like crap.

[roc]

I couldnt get my screen shot saved as a jpeg only a bitmap what am i doing wrong??

[ReTiCuLeX]

Hey Roc is ur 1.4 a Y stepping K stepping or R by anychance ? Iam trying to find out because I can't get my 1.4 AYHJA "K" to go over 1.53Ghz and into windows. I can post @ 1766 but can't seem to boot into windows. If i atempted over 1.55 into windows it will say bios rom checksum error and I usually gota re flash my bios =-( plz reply so I know if the K stepping is a crappy one. If my K stepping is ill be sliping in my 1.33Ghz AXIA "Y" and see what happens hehe.Thanks.

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