Post your max overclock on A7N8X

ap673

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I was just wondering what others with A7N8X boards got, how high could you overclock your FSB and CPU? Also post revision and non/deluxe, thanks!

 

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Archangel4life

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i got a barton 2500 to go 215 fsb .... with cheapo geil pc 3200 ram at stock timings of 2.5, 3 3 11

2.8volt to ram, its alright my nf7 2.0 does much better without any mods, 230 fsb

 

tweaker

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• Jul 3, 2004

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227.11 all aggresive and timings at 2,2,2,2

 

Slimmy

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• Jul 3, 2004

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Check sig. Highest stable so far.

 

Drec

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225fsb is max stable..247 is as high as i can get into windows above that doesnt boot at all

 

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Radical

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• Jul 3, 2004

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My highest has been 200x11.5 (2300) with RAM at 2-2-2-5 on a Deluxe Rev 2.0.

 

bluediamond

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I have had mine up to 220 x 11.0 but it wasn't completly stable. It has run at 210 x 11.0 for months now.

 

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Dop3KinG

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see sig.

 

Camacho111

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2316mhz 210x11, 1.8vc, 1:1 2-3-2-11 2.7v

1839mhz 216x11, 1.7VC, 5:6 2-3-3-11 2.7v

on this locked barton.

 

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Takovr

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200x12.5

I got my xp 2500 mp running at 200x12.5 2.5 gigs

 

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Ducatti

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• Jul 10, 2004

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check sig, have posted as high as 227 fsb but my ram isn't stable..

 

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ap673

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• Jul 10, 2004

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I just got 2x512mb of OCZ PC3200EB and for some reason the SPD is wrong timings and it isnt stable at the right timings. Is this because of the board? SPD is 2-3-3-6 at 400mhz, but is suppose to be 2.5-3-2-8 at 200mhz.

 

nblankenburg

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• Jul 12, 2004

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My details are in my signature. I think my RAM might be holding me back, although a previous post in this topic seems like the same memory as mine and they are doing better, so I am not sure. I'm thinking about switching to a mobile processor to see if I can get any better luck.

 

clash

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• Jul 12, 2004

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Sig says it all, Rev 1 boards suck total ***.

 

Jacobman

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• Jul 12, 2004

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check sig

 

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see sig