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chrisf6969 said:I can take screens at 3.9Ghz with clockgen,
but it cant run any 3D apps worth a crap.
I think it even ran SuperPrime and Sisoft CPU & mem benchs up to about 3.85+ - Ghz
Show me a link to a run of 3dMark at over 302Mhz FSB. Soon as you go over about 302Mhz FSB, the AGP goes wack. Its an unexplained problem with I think all 865/875 mobos. (with an 8x AGP card in the slot, b/c I've heard its ok with old GF2, etc... cards.)
computerpro3 said:I'm aware of that. All you have to do is boot up @ stock with high voltages, raise the agp/pci to 82/whatever with clockgen, then overclock using it. IT will cost you about 5mhz on both core and mem in video card overclockablilty but is well worth it to get the extra mhz. I can't show you a 3dmark run over 302mhz because quite simply I don't have the chip anymore. I sold it maybe a little over a year ago (edit, actually now that I think about it it couldn't have been that long, but it's gone nonetheless). But I thought the clockgen solution was common knowledge. Try it.
cornelious0_0 said:Not bad buffered scores for 5:4....what timings you running on that PC4000 of yours?
I gotta re-run Sandra, but at 264fsb for a 528MHz DDR clock, I can pull off 2.5-4-3-5 with my OCZ.....hmm....
/restarts to go run Sandra
WeldZilla said:But let's see some actual benchmarking from 3600mhz on up. Then I will be impressed. And yes there may be a NB block in my future but for now it stays cool with the fan. So let's see some benching with these 2.4C's at over 3600mhz.
WZ
cornelious0_0 said:Lets see some results ppl, and 3D benchmarks, not PCMark.....cus it's way to "easy" on your system IMO.
WeldZilla said:I want you to know that I know of a guy who hit over 4.0 ghz with his 2.4C. I believe it is dead now but it made it there!!
eViL_M@LuM said:I wish I could find a chip that would do 300FSB. I have ram that I've memtested and primed @ 292FSB for 32hrs and my chip was limiting me. If I could get a good board and chip we're talking 300FSB 1:1
WeldZilla said:Glad to see some one else actually being able to use his computer when OC'd past 3600
I OCdd to 3644mhz yesterday and ran Aquamark. And set a new high for my CPU score and OC'd the hell out of my 6800GT and got a new high score for my GPU too. Which added up to a new High SCore!! for me here is a pic and the link:
http://arc.aquamark3.com/arc/arc_view.php?run=1289107750
Then I turned up the fsb some more here is a screenie. I plan on benching here next!!!
Let's keep pushing these little 2.4C's on steroids til they just hit a wall. I want you to know that I know of a guy who hit over 4.0 ghz with his 2.4C. I believe it is dead now but it made it there!!
WZ
rtierney said:I'm wondering if disabling it will allow me to run it at a higher frequency.
cornelious0_0 said:Give it a shot dude.....from what I saw from owning the AI7 is that it'll either "take" the performance mode settings and work.....or it won't.....its not always gonna necessarily hold back or boost your overclocking capability by enabling/disabling it.
rtierney said:Where/how do I disable Performance Mode?
I'm using an IC7 and I can't find any "performance mode" options anywhere, BIOS or otherwise.
cornelious0_0 said:You're running an IC7.....an i875 mobo.....which does not carry the same BIOS options for the multiple performance mode settings.....as they are unique to i865 Springdale boards.....and the inclusion of GAT as opposed to PAT.
rtierney said:So I'm basically screwed if I'm trying to disable it and keep my memory in dual channel?
cornelious0_0 said:Dude, I realise you're overclocked through the roof right now, but a 42C idle is a bit much for water cooling.....either your setup just isn't capable of the higher loads or you should stop now.....because if you're idling at 42C on water, just think of what it'd be on air and what kind of stability issues you'd be running into.
It's weird is all, I had just never seen idle temps that high on h2O with a nicely overclocked P4.....not in a good while anyways.
This is system bottlenecked. Having a 300Mhz FSB with 3:2 ratio and 2-2-2-5 settings for low latency I believe is the key. Plus, I did change some settings to maximize the FPS and to take out soundcard drivers as a variable. If you set all things to the same as mine, its really a system benchmark.cornelious0_0 said:....but a 600fps result is NOT possible by simply installing the game and setting it to 640x480 medium. Please state exactly what settings you were using......which is why I find it extremely hard to believe that you're hitting 600 by just running at 640res with everything else on medium/normal fullscreen.