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3200+ overclocking

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joker_927

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I bought a 3200+ venice because I wanted the 10 multiplier. I made a lot of posts about 5 months ago trying to get my 3000+ to its sweet spot. I belive I got around 2600mhz. Im following the guides over on DFI street.

So I have been working on this 3200+ for about 2 days now, and I can raise my HTT up to about 235 on stock voltage. Which I go to 245 or 250 Prime failes almost instantly. Little by Little I have raised the voltage from stock 1.4 up to 1.585 as it is right now, and it still fails prime after about 15 minutes.

I assume I just keep raising the voltage, but I'm pretty close to the max vcore that I went with my 3000+ (i was told not to exceed 1.65)
 
Ok so I raised the vcore to 1.616v @ 250x10 and it failed prime.

I decided to lower the mulitplier to 9 for S&G's and so i raised the HTT to 278 which calculates to 2504, actually 4 mhz more than what i just tried. I kept the vcore the same.

It passes SuperPI, OCCT, and its not on its second hour of prime95...

250 x 10 =2500 Not stable
278 x 9 = 2504 Stable

The whole reason I bought a 3200+ was for the 10x multiplier. How can something like this happen?
 
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