Posts by northerncrane33

Anonymous said:Man, you guys are pathetic. Look at my rig....

HAHA!!!🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

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User88: nice job...
You're basically the only one even trying to keep this thread alive.👍

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In 4 days I'll lose $333....:klap: 🤔 🙂 🙂 🤣

EDIT: Can someone actually answer my question from before about the CPU overclock?😠

Alright, I just finished overclocking. The CPU is sitting in Secure Mode at 2562 MHz, 233 x 11. Ht link is at 931, and I bumped the voltage up by 0.15...
Is a 0.15 jump too much?

Why are you running 2-2-2-2.5? What RAM are you using?
I dropped mine down to 2-2-2-5 right away and my PC wouldn't even boot... 🤣

When I overclocked my GPU using Afterburner, the core hit 355MHz while the memory topped out at 220MHz...
I've got an issue overclocking my Pentium 4 3.2 GHz on a socket 754 setup. Multiplier is 11x, Intel is at 200MHz, RAM is at 200MHz, timings are 3-3-3-8, 2T.
Everything stays stable until the Intel hits 215MHz. It used to handle up to 225MHz easily, but now it crashes if I push past 215. What am I missing? Do I need to mess with the memory settings? Maybe bump up the voltage?
Thanks in advance....

Alright, I'm overclocking my GPU...
Core is at 325, memory at 220.... When I tried bumping up the memory, some green and purple dots started popping up on my screen. How do you guys handle overclocking? I usually push the core first, then the memory...

I've been trying to overclock using those old ATI tray tools... but I'm having zero luck getting this GPU to budge. Maybe I'll give Afterburner a shot instead.
My rig is sitting in a secure setup and I can push the CPU up to 2450MHz max, nothing higher than that...
The multiplier is at 11, memory is running at 200MHz, so I've got the CPU and memory at a 1:1 ratio. Latencies are set to 3-3-4-8 2T. Is there anything else I should tweak? Something is definitely bottlenecking me. HELP!!!! Please

9550 at 313 and memory at 212........
What clock speed are you running???

Anonymous said:Can anyone help me out with overclocking my GPU?
NVIDIA GeForce turbo force edition (6600 256MB with a passive cooler)
Current clocks are 450/500
I've got v-tuner2 for software overclocking, but I want to know if I can mount an active cooler on it. Any recommendations? (I can easily grab a Zalman 7000B, but is it too big and heavy?) Also, how much performance can I realistically squeeze out while keeping it stable?

Rest of the build: Intel Pentium 4, Gigabyte motherboard, 2x512 MB RAM...

thx

Just mount an 80mm fan on top—one of those standard ones for $10. Try overclocking it first to see what the temps look like. Once you see the heat, slap that fan on there. You could even run it at 5V and that should be plenty.

Thanks No123....
I dropped the memory to 100 and now the CPU is sitting at 2463Mhz. It’s running fine now.
Still haven't tracked down that multiplier...
Thanks again.

What’s the point here?🙏If I set memory to SPD and 100, does that just rule out memory as a bottleneck? And what about this: setting the CPU multiplier to 6 or 7 to take the CPU out of the equation... seriously? What good are memory latencies then? Where am I even supposed to adjust the memory and CPU multipliers? Probably the CPU, right?

More issues... When I bump the FSB up to 213, the PC won't boot. It fails to load Windows and just throws an error at me. If I dial the FSB back down, everything works fine. What's the deal?

Brian Moore2 said:LDTxHTT is your Hyper transport frequency. You can check it in Mount Everest under Motherboard.

LDT is set in the BIOS. On the PC I'm typing on right now, it’s called the HT Ratio. Maybe yours is labeled differently, but you should see options like 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, or Auto. Set it so that LDTxHTT stays just under 1000—or maybe slightly over. It won't affect your actual speed, but if you push it way past 1000, the system might crash.

My FSB is stock at 200MHz, and LDT is 4x, which means the Hyper transport is 800...
When I bump the FSB up, one result shows 2221 MHz... a 1MHz increase equals 21 MHz.
To get that Hyper transport up to 1000, I'd need to crank the FSB to 250!!!!
If I actually hit 250 FSB, my CPU power would theoretically be around 3000MHz.....
So if I raise the FSB by 1, save it, reboot, and that's it?
Do I need to mess with anything else? I'm thinking about buying a CPU cooler, but which one?
I was looking at the Blue Orb from Ve-Mil... the CPU is a socket 754...
Is there any better cooler than $83? Looking for something quiet that keeps temps down...
Where can I check the temperatures for the CPU, Motherboard, and everything else in Everest?

What’s this supposed to mean: you absolutely have to remember that Hyper must stay around 1000, so LDT x HTT (basically the FSB) should be roughly 1000 or lower?
What even is LDT??? And where am I supposed to check the value???
Right now the processor is sitting at 2331 MHz....

I've got an AMD Athlon 3200+ Newcastle 754 running at 2200MHz...
I started bumping the FSB from 200 up to 201...
Now the processor is sitting at 2221MHz...
Is this the right way to go? Should I stick to increments of one, or can I push it by two at a time?
The multiplier is 11x...
What should I use to check if the processor stays stable under load?
The motherboard is an Epox EP-8KDA3.

I think it’s a solid move. I caught some bits about it on TV... It makes sense, but let’s be real—it’s going to be a massive headache.

How tall are you and how much do you weigh?

Brian Moore2 said:Everything is laid out clearly enough right here. Just slow down and follow the instructions 😉
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Is there an American version? I don't feel like translating this whole thing all day...👍