I can't get the 1200 higher as 1400...

[The Fish]

Okay folks, I have my 1200 clocked @ 1400 now. epox ep-8k7a, amd t-bird 1200.

but the way I had to do it is not really 'healthy' :(
I have 2 volts running trough the core. (there was no other way I knew to have a stable multiplier of 10...)

now it runs stable, but things kinda get warm in there... :( (over 40 degrees Cel. Idle in windows, and 48 Cel. in Quake, 1200*1600, all options on.

cooler is wbk38, with the original fan. (60 mm, 5700 rpm)
I have two fans blowing fresh air into the a-open case, the powersupply and another fan on the top blow it back out...
(all are 80 mm)

I thought to get a 60mm delta (60 cfm) for the heatsink, and swith the other fans with panoflo's (eg 43 cfm instead of 30)

I'm very worried about those 2 volts running trough that core... I never saw anyone do that on this forum...
Does anyone have any ideas on how to have the multiplier of 10 stable at a lower voltage??


Yours truly
The Fish

[The Fish]

:eek:
I was wrong about me not seeing more than 2 volts in a vcore...
I just saw bender with 2.22 volts streaming through his vcore...

[FRANK]

I've got several WBK 38's and the speed af the fans are 7000 RPM. You may want to check that out.

By the way, I've also got a 1.2G T-BIRD and the best I've gotten out of it has been 1.47, with it turned back to 1.4 now in the summer heat.

[The Fish]

Thanx for the rep Frank, I'll check it out, but first I have to go to Tenerife on Summer holliday...

I'll be back the 15th...

Yves