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Looks like these are the same sticks I have. Yeah it's odd, but I always figured it was cause those are probably jdec standards vs the XMP profiles.
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Total beginner looking for help taking first OC steps for AMD FX4300
- Thread starter Orangehat44
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Thought the standard was 9-9-9....?
A decent set of sticks would run
Frequency 780 MHz - Ratio 3:10
Timings 8-8-8-24-32
233 bus clocks
At least my archived 4300 was doing that with a set of patriot viper extremes.
A decent set of sticks would run
Frequency 780 MHz - Ratio 3:10
Timings 8-8-8-24-32
233 bus clocks
At least my archived 4300 was doing that with a set of patriot viper extremes.
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If you look up the standards, it's 9-9-9 or 10-10-10 or 11-11-11. 9-10-9 is definitely not standard though. From what I read.
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I'm quite appreciative of every ones patience. I've learned alot so far. way more comfortable, despite what i'm sure to you guys is a pretty slow pace
Overclocking the right way is never fast per say. I'm sure they guys here are more than happy to share their knowledge as you seem willing to learn and try what they suggest. Some people come in here and ask for help then won't try anything these guys say.
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did you get the ram set manually to its correct timings and speed?
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yes did the timing from spd tab (using 2t command rate) and set cpu/nb speed to auto, set dram voltage to 1.5(from auto). and then set memory frequency to 1866 and she booted up
then i posed this last night, readout from cpuz:
"Dram Frequency on cpuz Memory tab now reads 936.5 (some times it flashes down to like 926 then back to ~936). also FSB:dram changed to 3:14, it was 1:4 before."
do i do any testing or the fact that its booted up and cpuz shows ~933 is enough of a test that ram is at 1866 ?
then i posed this last night, readout from cpuz:
"Dram Frequency on cpuz Memory tab now reads 936.5 (some times it flashes down to like 926 then back to ~936). also FSB:dram changed to 3:14, it was 1:4 before."
do i do any testing or the fact that its booted up and cpuz shows ~933 is enough of a test that ram is at 1866 ?
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nothing on that front any more.
we want to raise the cpu ratio .5 and rerun p95 for 30 minutes.
we want to raise the cpu ratio .5 and rerun p95 for 30 minutes.
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open your monitor and fire it up.
please give us a screenshot of hardware monitor at the end.
please give us a screenshot of hardware monitor at the end.
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alright 36 min tested 0 errors 0 warnings on each window. temps were either same as last time if not slightly better. hwmonitor says max hit was 51c while overdrive again was right around 29c-30c thermal margin which would be closer to 40c (if i understand it correctly)
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up it another .5 and test it with p95 again.
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then 20.5 is next!!!!!
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guess what's next?
yup, raise it to 21 and go again please.
yup, raise it to 21 and go again please.
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any of those.
fx4300 temp line to exceed 55c
failed worker in p95
cpu temp line to exceed 70c.
fx4300 temp line to exceed 55c
failed worker in p95
cpu temp line to exceed 70c.
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"cpu" temp is the vrm temp, the section of the board supplying the power to the cpu and other stuff, I think your auto shutdown temp is 70.
the package temp is the temp of the cpu cores, on the cpu die.
the package temp is the temp of the cpu cores, on the cpu die.
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