Hit a wall on Tforce 550 SE

mallytheelder · Apr 16, 2007

I am using this board with the X2 3600 Brisbane.

I can boot all the way up to 280 HTT and be orthos stable with stock volts. Anything above that with every voltage up to 1.45 either won't boot into windows, or when it does fails orthos within 20 minutes.

I have Some G Skill DDR2 800 memory running on the 533 divider, so I don't think its my ram. I have tried HTT Multipliers from 2 to 4 with the same results. I am fairly happy with hitting 2.75 Ghz, but reallly wanna hit 3. Any other suggestions?

BTW - I am using the latest bios (207).

tux08902 · Apr 16, 2007

I had this problem with my DFI, but I loosened my Trfc to the highest value possible. This allowed me to boot at 320 and even higher.

funnyperson1 · Apr 17, 2007

Max Async Latency also seems to help, run your ram at its rated timings or looser, and play with different memory dividers as well.

boostm3 · Apr 25, 2007

mallytheelder said:
I am using this board with the X2 3600 Brisbane.

I can boot all the way up to 280 HTT and be orthos stable with stock volts. Anything above that with every voltage up to 1.45 either won't boot into windows, or when it does fails orthos within 20 minutes.

I have Some G Skill DDR2 800 memory running on the 533 divider, so I don't think its my ram. I have tried HTT Multipliers from 2 to 4 with the same results. I am fairly happy with hitting 2.75 Ghz, but reallly wanna hit 3. Any other suggestions?

BTW - I am using the latest bios (207).

With bios N5TAAB16 BS, Im running a very stable 295.7. Here are my cpuz screens. Maybe theres something you can see in there that will help you go a bit higher..

Hit a wall on Tforce 550 SE

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