- Joined
- Aug 19, 2002
- Location
- Redmond, Washington
Basic question: if I enable ucc and do nothing else, machine doesn't post. If I drop the clock speed and enable ucc it does post with all six cores active. Common sense says either one or both of the two unlocked cores dont work 100% or that I need to bump voltage to make then stable at stock clockspeed.
So, if I dont want to overclock and just want the extra cores, what should be my target voltages on the various voltage knobs? I get that a core may be defective but it's too early to throw in that towel until I've thrown a REASONABLE amount of volts at it with no improvement
Also curious if needing more volts for unlock is normal...most people are saying they enabled ucc and it just worked but I dont know if they have to tickle voltage to get it stable!
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So, if I dont want to overclock and just want the extra cores, what should be my target voltages on the various voltage knobs? I get that a core may be defective but it's too early to throw in that towel until I've thrown a REASONABLE amount of volts at it with no improvement
Also curious if needing more volts for unlock is normal...most people are saying they enabled ucc and it just worked but I dont know if they have to tickle voltage to get it stable!
Z