X3350 OC Thead.

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Bhatch

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This is what i got so far.
X3350@3.2 on GA-X38-DS4 @1.2volts.

I have a question, which parameter stops the multiplier from lowering and raising with power...i thought i stopped it but it still keeps on going from 8 to 6....C1E or ESIT?

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I kinda new to this. Seems like 1.20 volts got it to post right into windows. My stock volts was 1.14 in CUP-Z but my bios said 1.185...I could not get it to post with stock voltage at 3.2. Maybe my settings were wrong.

I tried to follow the guideline for Gigabyte overclocking posted by BillParish...i should re-read it.

Anything to suggests.
 
My X3350 is on the way along with a X48-T2R mobo. I will post my results in the next couple days once it gets here.
 
cbutters said:
My X3350 is on the way along with a X48-T2R mobo. I will post my results in the next couple days once it gets here.
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Going with the same setup here, won't have it for a couple weeks but I will be sure to edit this post when I get it setup and have some data.
 
cbutters said:
Where did you order your X48-T2R from?
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Haven't placed the order yet but I will probably get it from either Newegg or MotherboardPro.com

I was thinking of waiting for the UT version instead of the LT version, since the UT version uses that heatpipe that leads to a Thermalright HR-05 chipset sink outside of the case (so that airflow from a rear 120mm exhaust would cool it.).

http://us.dfi.com.tw/Upload/News/US/arch476.html
Theres a pic, though they blurred it for some bizarre reason.

But no word on when thats coming out, and they will sell that heatpipe setup seperately to add later.
 
Bhatch said:
This is what i got so far.
X3350@3.2 on GA-X38-DS4 @1.2volts.

I have a question, which parameter stops the multiplier from lowering and raising with power...i thought i stopped it but it still keeps on going from 8 to 6....C1E or ESIT?

1600FSB.JPG.jpg


I kinda new to this. Seems like 1.20 volts got it to post right into windows. My stock volts was 1.14 in CUP-Z but my bios said 1.185...I could not get it to post with stock voltage at 3.2. Maybe my settings were wrong.

I tried to follow the guideline for Gigabyte overclocking posted by BillParish...i should re-read it.

Anything to suggests.
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if i enable speedstepping and 400fsb, 1.2 is exactly the voltage in cpu-z that my 9450 quad goes to at 8 x 400 so i think you're good (and 1.18 at 6x..but my bios doesn't go lower than 1.235).
 
Bhatch said:
I have a question, which parameter stops the multiplier from lowering and raising with power...i thought i stopped it but it still keeps on going from 8 to 6....C1E or ESIT?
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EIST is the one that lowers your multi . break that chip in good , we wanna see more :D
 
I'm -THIS- close to pulling the trigger on an x3350. Waiting to see how some of these overclocks do...
 
Mine's running stable at 3.7 tested with Prime95 blend for 8 hours.
1.376V core, 1.3V fsb on an XFX 780i.
Maxes out at around 77C at full load on all 4 cores, using a Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme.

Would post a SS but Apache gets blocked by my roommate's router :p
 
I read that guy's original post (he's on a ps2 emulator forum). He said it was not gaming stable, but stable enough for web browsing and music listening. I bit for one anyway :)
 
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