- Joined
- Jan 30, 2010
- Location
- La Crosse, WI
Hey every,
So I've been talking about doing it but over the last couple months I havn't had time to OC but over the course of the weekend and tomorrow I'm going to have no school work plus the college semester is almost done. I'm looking to hit 4.0Ghz on my processor using the all to handy Dolk's Guid to Awesome.
So far I've gotten 3.7Ghz without even needing voltage changes or NB bumps but beyond 3.7Ghz even just 3.8Ghz I start to get "Worker has stopped". So far I've tried bumping the cpu voltage one notch to 1.375v and tried bumping the cpu-nb voltage just a small bit too but neither seemed to help.
Alternatively I've set my ram manually from it's 1600 clocks to 1333 as I figured this would help me out but it didn't seem to do much. At 3.8Ghz I'm finding hard locks even when not benching. I F10'd and the computer was still hardlocking however disabling C1E fixed that...
TL;DR Version, failing at 3.8Ghz with slight voltage bumps to CPU and NB. Looking for advice, rig in sig as always
So I've been talking about doing it but over the last couple months I havn't had time to OC but over the course of the weekend and tomorrow I'm going to have no school work plus the college semester is almost done. I'm looking to hit 4.0Ghz on my processor using the all to handy Dolk's Guid to Awesome.
So far I've gotten 3.7Ghz without even needing voltage changes or NB bumps but beyond 3.7Ghz even just 3.8Ghz I start to get "Worker has stopped". So far I've tried bumping the cpu voltage one notch to 1.375v and tried bumping the cpu-nb voltage just a small bit too but neither seemed to help.
Alternatively I've set my ram manually from it's 1600 clocks to 1333 as I figured this would help me out but it didn't seem to do much. At 3.8Ghz I'm finding hard locks even when not benching. I F10'd and the computer was still hardlocking however disabling C1E fixed that...
TL;DR Version, failing at 3.8Ghz with slight voltage bumps to CPU and NB. Looking for advice, rig in sig as always
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