Hey so heres the situation...
I'm abit of a noob to overclocking, but i have a reasonable idea.. read up on articles for awhile etc.
So.. heres the clock 2.0ghz -> 2.7ghz...
lowered LDT from 4x -> 3x
ram div set to 166
htt set to 270
votage upped to 1.4v
Okay so after that sucessful clock.. no errors all stable WICKED.
because I'm feeling all awesome from this clock I go to this program called "Systools" from www.techpowerup.com
I found most of the program to be useful for the stability test (similar to prime95 and others) however there are some page that directly allow you to mainipulate the Nforce 4 chipset.
I dont know why, but I thought hey lets try lower some of the settings... so off I go.. RAS-to-CAS Delay from 3 bus clocks to 2 bus clocks.
so the computer restarts... comes up with an error about HAL or something.. so I reset bios back to standard... windows loads up fine.. cool..
I go clock it back to 2.7ghz loads up fine..
all of a sudden I'm scoring next to **** in all my cpu tests!!!
Sandra scores identical to the original clock of 2ghz when clocked at 2.7ghz!
Everest too!! I'm scoring around ~3900 on CPU Queen as aposed to around 5000 before!
Is there any possible fix for this? I've tried re-installing windows... the dual core patch... amd patch...nvidia nforce drivers...
Is there a setting which I'm overlooking which is making the cpu speed suffer?
I'm abit of a noob to overclocking, but i have a reasonable idea.. read up on articles for awhile etc.
So.. heres the clock 2.0ghz -> 2.7ghz...
lowered LDT from 4x -> 3x
ram div set to 166
htt set to 270
votage upped to 1.4v
Okay so after that sucessful clock.. no errors all stable WICKED.
because I'm feeling all awesome from this clock I go to this program called "Systools" from www.techpowerup.com
I found most of the program to be useful for the stability test (similar to prime95 and others) however there are some page that directly allow you to mainipulate the Nforce 4 chipset.
I dont know why, but I thought hey lets try lower some of the settings... so off I go.. RAS-to-CAS Delay from 3 bus clocks to 2 bus clocks.
so the computer restarts... comes up with an error about HAL or something.. so I reset bios back to standard... windows loads up fine.. cool..
I go clock it back to 2.7ghz loads up fine..
all of a sudden I'm scoring next to **** in all my cpu tests!!!
Sandra scores identical to the original clock of 2ghz when clocked at 2.7ghz!
Everest too!! I'm scoring around ~3900 on CPU Queen as aposed to around 5000 before!
Is there any possible fix for this? I've tried re-installing windows... the dual core patch... amd patch...nvidia nforce drivers...
Is there a setting which I'm overlooking which is making the cpu speed suffer?