HELP! 133 bus unstable?

[ThePunkGeek]

I set the jumpers on my motherboard to 133 bus(AMD-XP 1700) and when i booted into windows it auto restarted.
heat is around 48 full loaded i tried pumping the voltage as high as 0.075 no luck. any help be nice thanks

[el]

yeah bump the vcore back down. which mobo you using with the 1700+? try it again in safemode f8 then see what happens.

[ThePunkGeek]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek
I set the jumpers on my motherboard to 133 bus(AMD-XP 1700) and when i booted into windows it auto restarted.
heat is around 48 full loaded i tried pumping the voltage as high as 0.075 no luck. any help be nice thanks
safemode did the same thing look below it says what i use
(that hs is on the way its still retail one)

[el]

one thing to double check is that the heatsink isn't sitting on the lip of the socket! what does the bios temp read at 133 fsb.

[ThePunkGeek]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek

safemode did the same thing look below it says what i use
(that hs is on the way its still retail one)
41-42C

[el]

42C idle in the bios! ouch that sounds like your problem. I would double and triple check the hsf. I run my 1.2 at 10.5x133 and it almost never goes above 41C under load. my advice is to get another heatsink or better thermal compound. what is the standard hsf they give you with the xp?

[el]

edit I can't read so you have a hs with teh delta black label is that correct? can't believe those temps with a black label.

[ThePunkGeek]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek

41-42C
i have one being shipped out (look below)
am still waiting but still the stock hsf should run it fine?
ill check the hsf tho
(its a thermal pad not proxy i have some ac2 on the way with the hs)

[ThePunkGeek]

ok thank
its late tho should i take off the pad even tho i have no radio shack stuff around?

[el]

take teh mobo out and use a flash light to double check while no pressure on the hs push is forward a while the clip has no pressure. don't go kill the chip. don't use the pad either they suck. shack stuff is fine if you don't have AS2 close by. use rubbing alchol to clean all of the pad off. the pad is really sticky.

[jbslow]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek
it looks like its sitting on the edge a little but am new to sockets any tips on how to put it on right lol

Take a look at this pic...do you see where the clip is showing thats the part you snap into place directly below that is the portion of the hsf that is cut out. If you look at you socket there is a part that kind of sticks out...the part thats missing from the hsf needs to line up with the socket "bulge". Then the hsf should fit without any restrictions it should be making good contact with the entire core this way... I hope this makes sense :rolleyes: .

read this (http://www.overclockers.com/tips120/index07.asp) and read how to install thermal grease (AS2) (http://www.arcticsilver.com/arctic_silver_instructions.htm)

[ThePunkGeek]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek
ok thank
its late tho should i take off the pad even tho i have no radio shack stuff around?
ok thank
its late tho should i take off the pad even tho i have no radio shack stuff around?

[jbslow]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek

ok thank
its late tho should i take off the pad even tho i have no radio shack stuff around?

If you install the cpu&hsf without a heatpad or any type of thermal grease you will destroy the chip.

[el]

Originally posted by ThePunkGeek

ok thank
its late tho should i take off the pad even tho i have no radio shack stuff around?

I would wait. brave souls have used toothpaste but I ain't that brave with someone elses chip.

[FunkyTechnician]

Originally posted by el


I would wait. brave souls have used toothpaste but I ain't that brave with someone elses chip.

Toothpaste? hahaha. I bet it would leave a nice minty smell when it burned up.

A²

[ThePunkGeek]

well the heatsink thermal pad was only covering half the cpu so i fixed that and now it runa @ 133 bux with a full load of 46C
thanks for the help

[el]

full load at 46C isn't too bad what program you running to test load?