Overclocking (Main Thread)

Temp didn't hit 45 at 1.55V. Can I push it to 1.6V without frying everything?
It should be fine if you ran yours that high 😬
Won't go past 3600MHz....

Question: Why isn't anything showing up under "Memory" in CPU-Z? 😕
And how am I supposed to confirm validation?
Can I just do this on a different computer?

northerncrane33 said:

So, here’s my dilemma: why on earth is there absolutely nothing showing up under the "Memory" tab in CPU-Z???😕
And how am I supposed to get my validation confirmed if that's happening???
Is it even possible to run the validation on a different PC instead...??

Man, you're moving way faster than I am! I managed to hit a best of 16.4 myself... I think I might have to download you tomorrow, northerncrane33... 🙂

You really ought to keep an eye on those temps while running Orthos... a 1.6 reading is really just the absolute ceiling for testing purposes... I wouldn't push it any further than that because things could get pretty unpredictable... 😁

I'm honestly not quite sure why nothing is showing up under your memory tab, though you might want to try downloading a different version of CPU-Z just to see if that clears things up...

To get everything validated properly, you actually need to go through the registration process within the CPU-Z app itself...

EDIT: You should probably shrink the image down a bit 🙂

wiredmarlin5 said:Damn, you beat me to it. I thought 16.4 was my best run. Watch out, northerncrane33, I'm coming for you tomorrow. 🙂

Watch the temp under orthosom. 1.6 is the absolute limit for testing purposes only... don't push it further unless you want trouble.😁

Yeah, I wouldn't run it at that voltage constantly either, just testing...🙂
Get ready for a rematch!!!!!!!!!! Not 😁
I've got no internet on this PC (Intel) because I lost the installation CD for that Gigaset Siemens 108 USB adapter !!!! 🙂
Anyone got a fix? I have the adapter installed on one computer, but how do I get it onto the second one without the CD? 😕

wiredmarlin5 said:Not sure why nothing is showing up under your memory info. Try downloading a different version of CPU-Z.

You have to register through CPU-Z to get validation.

EDIT: Shrink the image. 🙂

The image is 1024x768. What's the problem? 😕
The latency is 16.390s

Why don't you just grab it from the web instead?😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😛

You really ought to include a proper image in the THUMBNAIL

wiredmarlin5 said:Why not just download it from the web?😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😛

You need to put an image in the THUMBNAIL

😕 😕 😕

I was actually thinking about that specific photo over on the other forum... 😉

wiredmarlin5 said:I'm talking about that photo on the other forum. 😉

Yeah, I totally missed it...🙂

northerncrane33 said:I don't have internet on this Intel machine because I lost the install CD for that Gigaset Siemens 108 USB adapter !!!! 🙂

http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,193...0.html#content

Btw, my Super PI score for 1M was 1 minute and 1 second, which probably isn't exactly "super"...

EDIT: After a little overclocking, it hit 51 seconds.

fadedorca66 said:http://gigaset.siemens.com/shc/0,193...0.html#content

Btw, my Super PI score for 1M is 1 minute and 1 second. I'm guessing that isn't exactly "super"...

EDIT: After a little overclocking, I hit 51 seconds.

For Super PI 1M, you want the number to be as low as possible...🙂
Thanks for the link. I was looking all over the American Siemens site but couldn't find it.😳

Check out my latest benchmark results...

Clocked at 3650MHz with memory running at 1115MHz on those tight 5-5-5-18 timings—hit a solid 16,234 points! 🙂

Is anyone else here actually trying to overclock a Pentium D 2.66 GHz? I’m curious if there are any reliable tools for bumping up the CPU clock speed—or if I should just be messing around in the BIOS directly. I managed to squeeze some extra performance out of my GPU once using a specific utility, but I haven't touched the processor side of things in years.

wiredmarlin5 said:My latest score...

3650MHz, memory at 1115MHz 5-5-5-18 - 16,234 🙂

👍
The response is coming tonight...😁
What about voltage?

1.5725V - it just won't respond to any more voltage... I honestly have no clue what's going on with it lately 🙂 For me, this feels like we're hitting the ceiling here. If we could somehow shave it down to 15.9 seconds, we might actually be able to push it toward 🙂

Just sitting here waiting to hear back from you guys 😁

wiredmarlin5 said:1.5725V—it’s not responding to any more voltage. No idea what's going on with this thing. 🙂 I'm hitting my limit here. I might be able to squeeze it down to 15.9 seconds if I push it. 🙂

Still waiting on an answer.😁

Is the Kingmax default really 1.8V? Can I push it to 2V?
Yeah, even at 900MHz, my Memu was completely dead last night. So there you have it. 😁

You can definitely push the Kingmax up to 2.3V... honestly, if you stick to 2.2V, you won't have a single thing to worry about.

By the way, don't even think about it... I’d sooner fry my entire PC than let you get any faster than me! 😁

wiredmarlin5 said:You can run Kingmax at 2.3V... honestly, even 2.2V is totally safe.

Anyway, you don't stand a chance... I'll fry my rig if I have to, but you're still not getting any faster. 😁

🤣 🤣 🤣

I’m sitting here at just 23,578 seconds😳 running on an E6300@2 at 2.2GHz.