The ASRock board seems very popular around here, have you guys tried using the OCZ Workbench betas? If yes do you notice any improvements/changes? Benefits?
Running two instances of P95 on diffrent cores doing small FFT tests = 50-55c load temps.
idles 33-29. I can only go up to 1.40V max on this board, unless I volt mod, although right now the CPU seems stable and fine so I don't need to VMOD.
Thanks Regular Daddy, will do that!
I've been on and off with Mushkin Support just talking to them about timings and we are trying to figure out what exactly is going on. Apparanlty, the sticks I have are capable of 500 and I'm sitting at 185! Cool bro!
CruisD64, woah, your voltage is WAY...
Yup, I'm at 3. Sorry, should of mentioned that when I posted the the 2.6 result. I was told you were to keep as close as possible to 1000 Mhz (289 * 3 = 867).
Now my problem is getting the ram stable, Prime95 ran fine with a torture test for 6 hours. MemtestHCI reports that the memory isn't...
Wow, okay. I was running too tight on the memory. I am using a divider of 11 (166 Mhz) on the ram and I'm at 2.6 now. Wow. I'm dumb, should turned down the memory freq before, thanks a lot!
After doing a little bit more reading, I understand a bit more... I've run into trouble however, right now I'm at 240 HTT with HT Multi at 4 and cpu multi x9 and I can't get it stable (PI casues the system to freeze when calc to 32MIL). Voltage at 1.350v. Memory at stock timings at 240 Mhz...
Edit. I can.
Now my question is this:
When upping the HTT to say 240 and my multi is at 9. I should lower the CPU-NB down so that it dosn't go over 1000 right? Does that make sense
Hi all,
I am trying to OC my Opty but it's like I've hit a brick wall. I can't get past 2.1 at all. If I go anything higher then 233 HTT. 236 = BSODs all over the place (each time it's a different BSOD). I am not really that knowledgeable with OCing (this is my first time doing it really)...