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miochza said:Oh mentok I just noticed when I read my entry that I made a typo on the voltage.I said my vcore was 1.4675 but that is not possible given the increments of .0125 V increase. My voltage is actually set to 1.4625 V.
centvalny said:Don't mind the timeRan @ 4:3 on Infinity 975X before it gave me a fit with new beta bios 816.
TT big typhoon cooling..Bios 731.
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Jodiuh said:
Is CPU Z reading your memory timings incorrectly? It says 5-7-7-23, not 4-4-4-12.thehum said:C2D 6300 L625A705 @ 3.150ghz - FSB 450mhz
Corsair 6400 4-4-4-12 @ 900mhz
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Heatsink
Please be more specific than just "stock voltage". Stock voltage often depends on theturtletrax said:E6400 L624A869 B2 6 @ 3071Mhz
Intel 975XBX Rev 304
OCZ PC2-8000 D9GKX @DDR 960 5-5-5-15 2.1Vdimm
Stock cooling and Vcore.
raleigh29 said:E6400 LG24A865 Stepping 6 Rev B2 400X8= 3.2Ghz
1.325 Volts on Gigabyte DS3 (Official F4 Bios)
Patriort 5300LLK DDR2 667 (1.9V) 800 at 5-5-5-15
Zalman CNPS9500 LED
Ambient Temp : 29C
Idle : 50C
Load : 59C
Orthos Stable
raleigh29 said:Yeah I forgot to take a screenshot this morning after I ran Orthos all night. Its stable. Just set it up to take another screenshot. It's legit
mentok1982 said:Please be more specific than just "stock voltage". Stock voltage often depends on the
motherboard used. Also what BIOS version are you using?
mentok1982 said:Is CPU Z reading your memory timings incorrectly? It says 5-7-7-23, not 4-4-4-12.
Please be more specific than just "stock voltage". Stock voltage often depends on the
motherboard used. Also what BIOS version are you using?
