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- Dec 6, 2009
Ok so basically this is the first time i've ever overclocked my computer... I know all about how and know PCs very well.. But I would still like some advice on how to maybe get a little more outa here...
Specs:
Thermaltake Xaser VI Case with 4x 140mm fans and 2x 120mm fans
AMD Phenom 2 955 Black ED stock 3.2GHz Socket AM3 C2
MSI 790FX-GD70 Motherboard
Zalman CNPS9900NT Cooler (120mm fan)
Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 GPU
Measly 2 GB Crucial Ballistix DDR3 1333MHz RAM
Antec Earthwatts 750 watt PSU
Right now these are my settings and it's been pretty stable
Base Clock - 220MHz
Multiplier - 17.5 X
Core Speed - 3850MHz
Core Voltage - 1.4 V
Idle temps range between 31-33C
Load temps range between 45-46C
I am working right now on getting a little bit higher but these were the last stable settings I had.... Any tips on getting higher than that or am I basically getting to the max I can do with air cooling?
Also, anyone happen to know why I cant change the core voltage or the base clock through the BIOS??? I can only change the multiplier. Had to use AMD Overdrive to up the voltage and clock... I want it to save to the BIOS and not have to use the software all the time once I find a VERY stable clock..
Specs:
Thermaltake Xaser VI Case with 4x 140mm fans and 2x 120mm fans
AMD Phenom 2 955 Black ED stock 3.2GHz Socket AM3 C2
MSI 790FX-GD70 Motherboard
Zalman CNPS9900NT Cooler (120mm fan)
Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 GPU
Measly 2 GB Crucial Ballistix DDR3 1333MHz RAM
Antec Earthwatts 750 watt PSU
Right now these are my settings and it's been pretty stable
Base Clock - 220MHz
Multiplier - 17.5 X
Core Speed - 3850MHz
Core Voltage - 1.4 V
Idle temps range between 31-33C
Load temps range between 45-46C
I am working right now on getting a little bit higher but these were the last stable settings I had.... Any tips on getting higher than that or am I basically getting to the max I can do with air cooling?
Also, anyone happen to know why I cant change the core voltage or the base clock through the BIOS??? I can only change the multiplier. Had to use AMD Overdrive to up the voltage and clock... I want it to save to the BIOS and not have to use the software all the time once I find a VERY stable clock..
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