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3000+ venice stuck @ 2.52

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whats a good testing software?i am using cpu burn in how long should i use it for?..and how do u know what settings to raise and which to lower when it becomes unstable?ht is 4x fsb is 250 multi is 10x,1t timings are 3.0-3-5-5 vcore 1.5

mem voltage 2.75
 
icemanjs said:
whats a good testing software?i am using cpu burn in how long should i use it for?..and how do u know what settings to raise and which to lower when it becomes unstable?ht is 4x fsb is 250 multi is 10x,1t timings are 3.0-3-5-5 vcore 1.5

mem voltage 2.75
Okay, here's a link to some Burn-in instruction.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=382751&highlight=Sentential's+burn
Next, 3-3-5-5 are rather strange timings. You need to use Memtest86 on a floppy to test you ram timings before you boot inyo windows. Hereis a downloas link.
http://www.snapfiles.com/download/dlmemtest86.html
Here's the AMD overclocking 101 link.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=306418
The quiz is tomorrow so, study. :)
 
hitechjb1 said:
...For Venice, from the data I collected and analysed,

overclock_frequency_average = 2781 MHz
overclock_frequency_standard_deviation = 141 MHz
overclock_voltage_average = 1.548 V
overclock_voltage_standard_deviation = 0.102 V

- Venice/SanDiego can be clocked higher, about 200 MHz at least on average than Winchester, NewCastle, ClawHammer.
- The 90 nm SOI with DSL strained silicon (e.g. SanDiego/Venice) further improves the frequencies (by 200+ MHz on the average) compared to 90 nm SOI (non DSL) (e.g. Winchester).

Overclocking frequecy and voltage of various A64 (post 114)

Do "best" CPU voltage and frequency exist for overclocking (post 115)
...



hitechjb1, I love your ANOVA results! I'm an IE stats nerd and I <3 Minitab. Are you an engineer/statstician/actuary? Maybe you're just sixth sigma certified... whatever the case, thanks for the excellent posts. :cool:
 
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