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Skiing Squirrel · 08-24-02, 04:08 PM

Alright, as some of you guys know, I got a 1600+ from newegg. Im running at 1790 right now. I was at 1800, but something came up. It was the blue screen of death, at least I think it was. It said something about a problem was found and it was going to shutdown windows to prevent damage. If that is the bluescreen of death due to overclocking, then what caused it?
Vcore jumps some from 1.81-1.84
5v jumps from 4.78-4.89
3.3 hovers around 3.26
I have a Agoia y (the best overclocker), but Im suprised I cant get above 170. Do you think getting:
A bigger psu (Do you think this caused the bluescreen of death?)
Volt mod
better cooling
anything else?
Im running an ax-7 with AS3, rest of system stats r in sig.
Thanks.

phungilax · 08-24-02, 04:47 PM

It seems as if you have an unstable overclock. Try to pump some more voltage and reach 1800, or just back down the FSB a little and you should be ok.

Skiing Squirrel · 08-24-02, 04:52 PM

You think it could be my ram? It is OCZ btw...

residentevil2 · 08-24-02, 05:02 PM

those cpu temps are a in socket prob so imagine the temps 5-10 higher that is youre problem try to get lower temps.

I have the same prob either get temps in the 20c to get 1940 mhz or higher or overvolt my cpu i just tried to overvolt it im on 2.14 volts and sailing at 1950 mhz

Skiing Squirrel · 08-24-02, 05:48 PM

Yeah, but my big question is: Is that the screen that comes up when it isnt stable?

Illah · 08-24-02, 06:26 PM

Your 5v line is really low, that can crash it.

BSOD's can be caused by things other than the overclock if that's what you wanna know, but in an OCed system I'd really think it's the overclock. Try running prime 95 for a long ass time, like 12 hours. If it passes and then later on you get a BSOD then maybe it's something else, but if it fails then you know for sure it's the OC.

--Illah

Skiing Squirrel · 08-24-02, 07:08 PM

I know my 5v is really low, but I dont want to spend 100 bucks on a good psu. Ive been looking into alternatives. I ran dual psus for awhile, and that was a pain in the ass. And what are BSODS?

Skiing Squirrel · 08-25-02, 10:09 AM

If I relax my Ram timings, do you think I could get a better overclock?

08-24-02, 04:08 PM	Thread Starter #1
Skiing Squirrel Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC	Yay! I think... Alright, as some of you guys know, I got a 1600+ from newegg. Im running at 1790 right now. I was at 1800, but something came up. It was the blue screen of death, at least I think it was. It said something about a problem was found and it was going to shutdown windows to prevent damage. If that is the bluescreen of death due to overclocking, then what caused it? Vcore jumps some from 1.81-1.84 5v jumps from 4.78-4.89 3.3 hovers around 3.26 I have a Agoia y (the best overclocker), but Im suprised I cant get above 170. Do you think getting: A bigger psu (Do you think this caused the bluescreen of death?) Volt mod better cooling anything else? Im running an ax-7 with AS3, rest of system stats r in sig. Thanks. __________________ Random posting and questions since June!
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08-24-02, 04:47 PM	#2
phungilax Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: PA	It seems as if you have an unstable overclock. Try to pump some more voltage and reach 1800, or just back down the FSB a little and you should be ok.
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08-24-02, 04:52 PM	Thread Starter #3
Skiing Squirrel Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC	You think it could be my ram? It is OCZ btw... __________________ Random posting and questions since June!
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08-24-02, 05:02 PM	#4
residentevil2 Disabled Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Manassas,Virginia	those cpu temps are a in socket prob so imagine the temps 5-10 higher that is youre problem try to get lower temps. I have the same prob either get temps in the 20c to get 1940 mhz or higher or overvolt my cpu i just tried to overvolt it im on 2.14 volts and sailing at 1950 mhz
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08-24-02, 05:48 PM	Thread Starter #5
Skiing Squirrel Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC	Yeah, but my big question is: Is that the screen that comes up when it isnt stable? __________________ Random posting and questions since June!
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08-24-02, 06:26 PM	#6
Illah Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: San Francisco	Your 5v line is really low, that can crash it. BSOD's can be caused by things other than the overclock if that's what you wanna know, but in an OCed system I'd really think it's the overclock. Try running prime 95 for a long ass time, like 12 hours. If it passes and then later on you get a BSOD then maybe it's something else, but if it fails then you know for sure it's the OC. --Illah
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08-24-02, 07:08 PM	Thread Starter #7
Skiing Squirrel Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC	I know my 5v is really low, but I dont want to spend 100 bucks on a good psu. Ive been looking into alternatives. I ran dual psus for awhile, and that was a pain in the ass. And what are BSODS? __________________ Random posting and questions since June!
	QUOTE Thanks

08-25-02, 10:09 AM	Thread Starter #8
Skiing Squirrel Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Charlotte, NC	If I relax my Ram timings, do you think I could get a better overclock? __________________ Random posting and questions since June!
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