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juane414

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My x2 4000 Brisbane runs fine @ 2738Mhz at 1.4vcore (everest says 1.44). But I can't get more out of it without really cranking up the voltage. So, my question is... how high of a vcore can the Brisbane take without getting fried? And other than the norm... Is there anything I can do to try and get more Mhz out of my cpu? Like would it do any good to increase the chipset or HTT voltage?
 
Post some of the other vitals, ram type, speed and voltage, HT speed? :shrug:

1.45 is the Max I would subject my 65nms to 1.5V for the others. Above that I don't feel is justified just a 100 or so mhz.
 
ram is gskill pc6400 running @ 391MHz with 1.9v, HT speed is 260 (all stable)... BTW if my HTT is 260 and my ram is 391... should I drop my ram and tighten my timings or leave it at 391, increase voltage, and tighten timings?
 
Actually you should be able to run that RAM at about 425-450 on about 1.9V-2.0V but with looser timings. 5-5-5-18. At 450 you should get 8500-9000MBs. Even with tight timings at 390 you only get 7500-7800MBs. When you set the ram, boot only into Memtest from hitting F8 in Win Startup or booting a Linux CD.

By HT I'm talking about the HyperTransport speed which should be 750-1025 (1600-2000 effective). HTT x X3 (260 X 3 = 780).
 
If I drop my bus speed to 250 I can hit 437MHz on the memory... but at 260 bus speed its unstable and I have to drop the memory to 391MHz. I'm guessing I just don't have the best OC'ing cpu. Is there anything else that I could try? Otherwise, would it be better to run 260 bus with 391MHz and 4-4-4-12 timings or 250 with 437MHz and 5-5-5-15 timings?
 
juane414 said:
My x2 4000 Brisbane runs fine @ 2738Mhz at 1.4vcore (everest says 1.44). But I can't get more out of it without really cranking up the voltage. So, my question is... how high of a vcore can the Brisbane take without getting fried? And other than the norm... Is there anything I can do to try and get more Mhz out of my cpu? Like would it do any good to increase the chipset or HTT voltage?

What motherboard do you have? Have you tested the motherboards maximum FSB?

If you have not I suggest doing this first. Just drop the multiplier to like 6x and crank up the FSB til it fails.
 
Whats the stepping on your 4000+? As my 3600+ does 2.9GHz on 1.33v. But I cant seem to hit 3Ghz stable even with 1.45v.
 
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