E6600 + P5W overclocking spørgsmål/problem
Overclocking d. 22. juli. 2008, skrevet af CasTell
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CasTell
#0
[b]Hey Drenge.[/b]
Den her post har jeg taget fra min egen post på toms hardware. Gider ikke lige skrive den om til dansk da jeg ved at i mange danskere derude er godt fagligt lærte i engelsk så jeg tror ikke i har problemer med det.
Her er lige nogle xtra updates efter jeg skrev tråden.
jeg prøvede at putte alle settings på auto (voltages) undtagen vCore på 1.3875 men den prime chrashede efter 20 min. Det eneste der virker er 1.4v men virker det ikke som rimelig meget?
Im fairly new to overclocking but ive read alot about it and i understand the terms and how things work. Ive now started to overclock my own computer. When i bought it two years ago i intented to overclock it the day i though it would be needed and the day has come.
To share with you my goals : to reach 3.6 ghz stable and running my CPU and RAM 1:1, som 400 FSB and ram at 400. but im just gonna take it slowly :D no need to rush.
[b]My PC Specs :[/b]
ASUS P5w DH deluxe running 2.7 bios (currently newest)
E6600 2.4 Ghz
Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 twim matched 2*1 GB 5-5-5-18 800 mhz
ATI radeon X1900XTX
Zalman 9500 LED
Chill innovation 500W PSU.
so i managed to overclock to 3.0 and i believe im fairly stable there.
[b] BIOS settings :[/b]
333 FSB
667 mhz ram (1:1)
[#ff0000]1.4v vCore[/#ff0000]
Ram at 1.9 (specced)
MHC lowest possible 1.50
ICH lowest possible 1.05
vFSB lowest possible 1.20
so i think that my vCore is pretty high from what i have read from other people with the same board. Ive tried to lower it but it simply wont run prime95 over more than 30 mins to 2 hours.
my idle tems are 27, load under prime95 is 42 (tcase)
idle 40 , load under prime95 is high 50's (57-60) (tjunktion)
som firstly my questions is, why does my vCore have to be so high compared to others? is that the difference on the chip. Possibly a dud? though it doesnt get ultra hot i guess :D
my other question is why is the tcase and tjunktion som much differnt? i read in the tempeture guide that the delta (difference) normally is around 5c. mine is more like 15-20 :O!!
anyways. Im running prime95 overnight tonight and making sure that this is totally stable.
My overclocking plan (lol) is to run 3.0 ghz stable for some time (say some days) and the oc to 3.2, then 3.4 and finally 3.6 (if i can hehe) so my last question will be, the next step is just to raise the fsb til it wont run more on the current vCore, and then raise the vCore? :D thats how i understood it from all the guides i read.
The reason my vCore is 1.4 is that i followed wuzy's guide (http://www.***.com/forums/intel-overclocking/148-core-2-duo-overclocking-guide.html) and it tells you to put it at 1.4v and then put it down from there, but i just cant get it down more without loosing stability.
anything would really be helpfull. Its not much of problems i have, but more questions if my system is running normally.
The only problem ive had at this speed so far is that i played a game for an hour i so and then i crashed. Is that because of need of vCore?
apreiciate any help , even if you dont have the same board. :D
Daniel Clark
Den her post har jeg taget fra min egen post på toms hardware. Gider ikke lige skrive den om til dansk da jeg ved at i mange danskere derude er godt fagligt lærte i engelsk så jeg tror ikke i har problemer med det.
Her er lige nogle xtra updates efter jeg skrev tråden.
jeg prøvede at putte alle settings på auto (voltages) undtagen vCore på 1.3875 men den prime chrashede efter 20 min. Det eneste der virker er 1.4v men virker det ikke som rimelig meget?
Im fairly new to overclocking but ive read alot about it and i understand the terms and how things work. Ive now started to overclock my own computer. When i bought it two years ago i intented to overclock it the day i though it would be needed and the day has come.
To share with you my goals : to reach 3.6 ghz stable and running my CPU and RAM 1:1, som 400 FSB and ram at 400. but im just gonna take it slowly :D no need to rush.
[b]My PC Specs :[/b]
ASUS P5w DH deluxe running 2.7 bios (currently newest)
E6600 2.4 Ghz
Corsair XMS2 PC-6400 twim matched 2*1 GB 5-5-5-18 800 mhz
ATI radeon X1900XTX
Zalman 9500 LED
Chill innovation 500W PSU.
so i managed to overclock to 3.0 and i believe im fairly stable there.
[b] BIOS settings :[/b]
333 FSB
667 mhz ram (1:1)
[#ff0000]1.4v vCore[/#ff0000]
Ram at 1.9 (specced)
MHC lowest possible 1.50
ICH lowest possible 1.05
vFSB lowest possible 1.20
so i think that my vCore is pretty high from what i have read from other people with the same board. Ive tried to lower it but it simply wont run prime95 over more than 30 mins to 2 hours.
my idle tems are 27, load under prime95 is 42 (tcase)
idle 40 , load under prime95 is high 50's (57-60) (tjunktion)
som firstly my questions is, why does my vCore have to be so high compared to others? is that the difference on the chip. Possibly a dud? though it doesnt get ultra hot i guess :D
my other question is why is the tcase and tjunktion som much differnt? i read in the tempeture guide that the delta (difference) normally is around 5c. mine is more like 15-20 :O!!
anyways. Im running prime95 overnight tonight and making sure that this is totally stable.
My overclocking plan (lol) is to run 3.0 ghz stable for some time (say some days) and the oc to 3.2, then 3.4 and finally 3.6 (if i can hehe) so my last question will be, the next step is just to raise the fsb til it wont run more on the current vCore, and then raise the vCore? :D thats how i understood it from all the guides i read.
The reason my vCore is 1.4 is that i followed wuzy's guide (http://www.***.com/forums/intel-overclocking/148-core-2-duo-overclocking-guide.html) and it tells you to put it at 1.4v and then put it down from there, but i just cant get it down more without loosing stability.
anything would really be helpfull. Its not much of problems i have, but more questions if my system is running normally.
The only problem ive had at this speed so far is that i played a game for an hour i so and then i crashed. Is that because of need of vCore?
apreiciate any help , even if you dont have the same board. :D
Daniel Clark
#1
Har sat min Vcore til 1.4 men det er et Gigabyte DQ6-965 og det køre fint med min E6600 som er FSB 360 Mhz og tror sakkens den kan lidt mere hvis det er det jeg vil, så skulle jeg også kunne hæve Vcore til 1.45 men lige nu behøves det ikke.
#2
så det er meget normalt at skulle have vCore på 1.4v ved 3.0 ghz med E6600? Eller det er måske forskelligt fra chip til chip? har bare læst på forums om folk der har 3.0 ghz ved stock voltage.
#3
jeg kan sige at min E6600 kunne køre 3200Mhz(den kunne også køre højere) med en vcore på 1.32v det gjorde den på et Nforce 680i chipset.
Mine settings var følgene(har skiftet den ud med en E6750)
Vcore 1.32v
Fsb core 1.40v
syd og nord broen 1.40v
temp idle 42 grader
temp load 55 grader
min nuværende cpu kører 3600Mhz ved 1.34v med samme temp som den gamle
Mine settings var følgene(har skiftet den ud med en E6750)
Vcore 1.32v
Fsb core 1.40v
syd og nord broen 1.40v
temp idle 42 grader
temp load 55 grader
min nuværende cpu kører 3600Mhz ved 1.34v med samme temp som den gamle
#4
tjah, derfor jeg undrede mig om at jeg havde en dårlig chip eller ej. Har faktisk en anden E6600 liggende :D måske skulle jeg bare prøve den :D
#5
har skiftet min E6600 ud med en anden E6600 som jeg har, og nu er jeg på 3.2 ved standard voltage , 1.325v ... ram er på 1.9 (specced)
#6
Jeg køre 3500 Mhz Stabil På stock ALT med min E6600 og et P5N-E Sli :)
ingen problemer med Vcore her :)
ingen problemer med Vcore her :)