Official: Post your best overclock thread

MasterEVC said:
I have my HTT set to 5X right now, so its 2600MHz, right now my RAM speed is 216.7MHz according to CPU-Z. Performance is solid, no lockups at all, and my temps are really good, still under 40C
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i think you mean 1300Mhz, and my temps are under 8C :P
 
[-0MEGA-] said:
i think you mean 1300Mhz, and my temps are under 8C :P
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How did you get the temps so low? We have the same HSF so Im curious.. right now my CPU diode is 16C but how do you manage 8??:eek:

And yes 1300 (x2 = 2600 :P)
 
MasterEVC said:
How did you get the temps so low? We have the same HSF so Im curious.. right now my CPU diode is 16C but how do you manage 8??:eek:

And yes 1300 (x2 = 2600 :P)
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and he's not useing AS5 :P
 
Praetor said:
Lets not go through this one again ;) Do us all a favor and elaborate for us will ya ;)
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Sorry for the confusion, i've been posting temps with real stock cooling, and with a modified stock cooling system.

For clarification, when i use my real stock system, my cpu averages around 25C idle, and around 33C load. With my modified cooling system, i average 10C idle (depending on the weather), and around 15C load.
 
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User Name: ro0k!e
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 (SKT478)
Code Name: Northwood B0
Core Clock(Stock): 2.00
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 2.7
Voltage: 1.625
Multiplier: x20
FSB: 135
Idle Temp: ºc 38
Load Temp: ºc 44
 
User Name:me
CPU:3700 san diego
Code Name:
Core Clock(Stock):2.2
Core Clock (Oc'ed):2.4
Voltage:1.47v
Multiplier: x11 @ 219mhz
HTT:x3
Idle Temp: ºc35
Load Temp: ºc45

1st timer OC ,er
 
User Name: dpgthing
CPU: AMD Dual Core Opteron 170
Core Clock(Stock): 2.0Ghz
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 3.0Ghz
Voltage: 1.525
Multiplier: 10x
HTT: 300
Idle Temp: 32ºc
Load Temp: 44ºc
 
Charles_Lee said:
is it true that it is easier to overclock intel processors?
because of high multipliers?
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onlt reason that makes since to me is because they have higher clock speeds. If you overclock a pentium II, your not going to get the same speed increase as you would if you were overclocking a Pentium 4 3.8Ghz.
 
is it true that it is easier to overclock intel processors?
because of high multipliers?
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Depends what you're shooting for ... absolute clocks vs relative clock vs net performance etc vs mem performance etc

User Name: dpgthing
CPU: AMD Dual Core Opteron 170
Core Clock(Stock): 2.0Ghz
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 3.0Ghz
Voltage: 1.525
Multiplier: 10x
HTT: 300
Idle Temp: 32ºc
Load Temp: 44ºc
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Very nice, what BIOS rev is that?
 
User Name: filip-matijevic
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3000+
Code Name: Venice
Core Clock(Stock): 1.8 GHz
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 2.8 GHz
Voltage: 1.55V
Multiplier: 9X
HTT: 311
Idle Temp: 36°C
Load Temp: N/A

my idle temperature is high becouse i didnt remove the thermal pad and applied the thermal paste (i will when i buy artic silver 5)

also, im sure that it can work on lower voltage cuz it worked at 2.7 GHz with 1.4V
 
filip-matijevic said:
User Name: filip-matijevic
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3000+
Code Name: Venice
Core Clock(Stock): 1.8 GHz
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 2.8 GHz
Voltage: 1.55V
Multiplier: 9X
HTT: 311
Idle Temp: 36°C
Load Temp: N/A

my idle temperature is high becouse i didnt remove the thermal pad and applied the thermal paste (i will when i buy artic silver 5)

also, im sure that it can work on lower voltage cuz it worked at 2.7 GHz with 1.4V
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did it boot at any vcore between 1.4, and 1.55, i'd feel ok running at 1.5-1.55v with aftermarket cooling
 
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apj101 said:
User Name: apj101
CPU: Intel P4 2.8 Ghz 512kb L2 cache (SKT478 Northwood)
Code Name: Northwood
Core Clock(Stock): 3.00 Ghz
Core Clock (Oc'ed): 3.80 Ghz
Voltage: 1.460v
Multiplier: x 15.0
FSB: 250.0 Mhz
Idle Temp: 41*c
Load Temp: 55*c
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My bad, i forgot to quote.... What Mobo do you have?
 
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