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- Apr 20, 2004
I've been OC'ing my new Athlon 64 3000, doing small bumps slowly since it's my first OC.
I've been using the Easy Tune 4 software that came with the mobo.
The stock speed is 2.0ghz.
My inital numbers were: 3DMark2001-18,989
PCMark2002- cpu 6526
Mem 8044
HDD 1947
The best I can OC to is 2.249ghz by upping FSB to 225, with vcore @1.525 (stock).
These were the last results: 3DMArk2001-21,314
PCMark2002-CPU 7335
Mem 9094
HDD 1877
Anything over this FSB and the system crashes.
I tried increasing the vcore to 1.550, same result.It seems like any increase to the vcore causes a crash.
I went into BIOS and tried to manually OC, still crashed at anything over 225fsb/2.2499ghz.
What is the next step to increase my clock speed and stay stable?
Should I try more v-core?
Is there a "safety" that shutsdown system if vcore is too high, and can it be disabled?
Temperature has never been over 40c even under load.
(I believe the multiplier is locked on this set, but if I'm wrong please let me know.
Thanks!
I've been using the Easy Tune 4 software that came with the mobo.
The stock speed is 2.0ghz.
My inital numbers were: 3DMark2001-18,989
PCMark2002- cpu 6526
Mem 8044
HDD 1947
The best I can OC to is 2.249ghz by upping FSB to 225, with vcore @1.525 (stock).
These were the last results: 3DMArk2001-21,314
PCMark2002-CPU 7335
Mem 9094
HDD 1877
Anything over this FSB and the system crashes.
I tried increasing the vcore to 1.550, same result.It seems like any increase to the vcore causes a crash.
I went into BIOS and tried to manually OC, still crashed at anything over 225fsb/2.2499ghz.
What is the next step to increase my clock speed and stay stable?
Should I try more v-core?
Is there a "safety" that shutsdown system if vcore is too high, and can it be disabled?
Temperature has never been over 40c even under load.
(I believe the multiplier is locked on this set, but if I'm wrong please let me know.
Thanks!