what is or could be a better overclock? (3500+)

[NEODARK]

I been doing some testing and I been able to achieve the following overclocks stable with memory 1:1

(order is: Multiplier/Clock/LDT/HTT/VCORE/VDIMM )

245 x 9 2205 4x 980 1.50 2.85
233 x 9.5 2213 4x 932 1.50 2.80
220 x 10 2200 4x 880 1.50 2.80
240 x 10 2400 4x 960 1.50 2.85
250 x 10 2500 4x 1000 1.55 2.85
200 x 11 2200 5x 1000 1.50 2.80
210 x 11 2310 5x 1050 1.50 2.80
230 x 11 2530 4x 920 1.55 2.80

I think possibly the best so far is 250 x 10 = 2500 / 4x = 1000 / 1.55 / 2.85 is there any other combination you guys think I should try for better performance?

Here is a screenshot with the settings above ( click here for full picture with more specs (http://12.22.230.41/MicroTech/Hosted/Images/2500.gif))

http://12.22.230.41/MicroTech/Hosted/Images/a1.gif

This core can do 2600 @ 1.60vcore stable but, atm 2.5 is plenty as temps hover at around 36 idle/ 48 load and everything seems to be perfect, specially HTT, but any input is appreaciated

thanks :D

[NEODARK]

Shameless bump... Anyone?

is this the wrong forum or something... :(

[LiveWire]

I'm running mine right now at 11x228(2508) and my htt is stock I didn't mess with it. I idle at 40c load 51 with stock cooling. I could go higher if I knew what I was doing.... :confused:

[GaleForce]

What motherboard you running?

[Summoner]

In my experiments, 250 x 10 with ram 1:1 (as in my sig) was the best performing setup.

[NEODARK]

specs on sig, but for those with sigs disabled :)

AMD 64 3500+
MSI NEO2 PLATINUM
BFG 6800GT 425/1100 (NV5)
1GB OCZ PC3700EB
Audigy 2
Antec430w
TT Tsunami Silver