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bonjoey
11-24-01, 01:03 AM
hello all,

my problem, I can't pass 1.5GHZ on my xp1500+ (1.33) regardless of changing the fsb or the multiplier.

here are the stable settings on my system:
@10 X 148fsb
@10.5 X 142fsb
@11 X 136fsb
@11.5 X 130fsb
@12 wont boot up (haven't try 12 x 110fsb)

All @ constant ram volt=2.65 ; I/O volt=3.5
core volt=1.825-max(1.85)
temps: idle=41C maxload=47C

do i need to upgrade my PS? RAM? bios that support higher volt core? cooling?

any suggestions???

bonjoey

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Abit KG7 (non-raid)
Athlon XP1500+ (1.33) unlocked
256 Samsung PC2100 DDR
Alpha 6035 hsf (blows air through hs instead draws)
ATI radeon VE (overclocked to 169mhz, default is 155mhz)
230watts at PS (3 fans, cdrom, cdrw, zipdrive)
300watts atx PS (mobo, cpu, hsf, chipset fan, floppy, hd)
blower from a junk drier
lots and lots of duct tapes
Maximus Nickus
11-24-01, 05:38 AM
RAISE YOUR VCORE!!!!
If your oc'ing the cpu raise the vcore, the fsb raise the vmem and the vio/ whatever it is!!!
How hogh can your mem and vio setting go and what is there deafult out of interest.?
Sorry its short but i'm in a rush!!!
UnseenMenace
11-24-01, 05:55 AM
Have you tried a FSB higher than 148 mhz ?

What tempratures and hsf do you have?
bonjoey
11-24-01, 09:38 AM
read my signature, what i mean is i can't make my system stable pass 1.5GHZ. I'm hoping to squeze more hz on my athlon xp

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Abit KG7 (non-raid)
Athlon XP1500+ (1.33) unlocked
256 Samsung PC2100 DDR
Alpha 6035 hsf (blows air through hs instead draws)
ATI radeon VE (overclocked to 169mhz, default is 155mhz)
230watts at PS (3 fans, cdrom, cdrw, zipdrive)
300watts atx PS (mobo, cpu, hsf, chipset fan, floppy, hd)
blower from a junk drier
lots and lots of duct tapes
The Coolest
11-24-01, 10:08 AM
Its possible that you got the max. speed with 1.85Vcore. U can do a volt mod to ur mobo and up the Vcore some more to get higher than 1.5GHz stable.
Christoph
11-24-01, 10:28 AM
Here's a little link (http://forums.overclockers.ws/cgi-bin/adcycle.cgi?gid=1&t=_blank&id=1375&type=iframe) that might help you out if haven't memorized the voltage mod for your mobo. Make sure and read through the whole thread. It's better to to take 5 hours to do something correctly than to take 1 hour to kill your mobo, IMHO.