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  • jm1647
    An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
    • Apr 2005
    • 3661

    #61
    Originally Posted by Chewy
    everest home was what I used to monitor my overclock

    I could see what my memory was running at, also liked it for the sensor report

    http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4181.html
    OK I got everest, I'll do a lil more reading on OCing so I know what your talking about and how to do it.

    The HT right now is in auto and lists 1-5
    I found where to adjust the memory - Memclock Index Value (Mhz) is in auto at 400 now, I can adjust manually up to 333

    Where do I adjust the fsb ? Thanks

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    • jm1647
      An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
      • Apr 2005
      • 3661

      #62
      @Chewy I think I'm with ya know

      In the BIOS under advanced:

      1. CPU config
      Dram Config is now in AUTO Mem clock index value (Mhz) 400
      change it to manual and set to 333Mhz

      Hyper Transport Frequency is now in AUTO chnage it to manual and it lists 15 and AUTO select 4

      2. Jumperfree configuration
      Overclock profile is now in AUTO
      Chane it to MANUAL then adjust the X CPU Frequency from 200, up say 10 at a time til I get to 240 then maybe 2 at a time til I see how it reacts at 250 if I can get to 250.

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      • Chewy
        Super Moderator
        • Nov 2003
        • 18971

        #63
        use everest overclock to monitor what the memory is running at, the math for it gets hairy and it will not overclock stably on the 939 sockets, the cpu has an onboard memory controller and that's already pushing the ram

        what kills the cpu overclock is usually the ram crashing

        relaxing the cas settings on the ram so it can go higher just hurts your performance

        it's a hell of a learning experience

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        • jm1647
          An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
          • Apr 2005
          • 3661

          #64
          Originally Posted by Chewy
          use everest overclock to monitor what the memory is running at, the math for it gets hairy and it will not overclock stably on the 939 sockets, the cpu has an onboard memory controller and that's already pushing the ram

          what kills the cpu overclock is usually the ram crashing

          relaxing the cas settings on the ram so it can go higher just hurts your performance

          it's a hell of a learning experience
          Di I have the procedure right ?

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          • Chewy
            Super Moderator
            • Nov 2003
            • 18971

            #65
            yupper doc

            warning if you get too ambitious you better learn to clear cmos

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            • jm1647
              An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
              • Apr 2005
              • 3661

              #66
              Originally Posted by Chewy
              yupper doc

              warning if you get too ambitious you better learn to clear cmos
              I'll go slow and easy....I found the jumper on the mobo to clear the cmos Thanks!!!

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              • jm1647
                An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
                • Apr 2005
                • 3661

                #67
                One thing I'm glad you recommebded that nice HSF

                Check this OC'd Duron out


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                • jm1647
                  An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
                  • Apr 2005
                  • 3661

                  #68
                  @Chewy is this guy crazy or real lucky ?
                  Attached Files

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                  • Chewy
                    Super Moderator
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 18971

                    #69
                    what's the everest overclock report say?

                    be interested to see what you got the memory running at?

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                    • jm1647
                      An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
                      • Apr 2005
                      • 3661

                      #70
                      Originally Posted by Chewy
                      what's the everest overclock report say?

                      be interested to see what you got the memory running at?
                      I haven't attempted mine yet, I found this googling


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                      • Chewy
                        Super Moderator
                        • Nov 2003
                        • 18971

                        #71
                        sh1te! the mod for the cooler can run 2-300$
                        phase change drawing 300 watts power

                        I prefered the duron method of putting the heat exchanger(liquid/h2o) out on the window sill during the winter

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                        • Chewy
                          Super Moderator
                          • Nov 2003
                          • 18971

                          #72
                          42 lbs and only 900$,

                          new cooler with mod

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                          • jm1647
                            An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
                            • Apr 2005
                            • 3661

                            #73
                            Originally Posted by Chewy

                            Then he must be crazy sh1t I shoulda grabbed an LP O2N2 plant when I was working and used that for a cooler...the liquid O2 and N2 get reeeeeeeeaaaaalllllll cold

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                            • jm1647
                              An Eagles Fan, A MenuShrinker
                              • Apr 2005
                              • 3661

                              #74
                              @Chewy - the 4000+ is chugging along right now 23% OC'd @2951MHz around 46C so far for about 3 hours running F@H with 100% CPU load. FSB right now 245.96, memory bus 196.78MHz CPU Core 1.47V

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                              • Chewy
                                Super Moderator
                                • Nov 2003
                                • 18971

                                #75
                                around 46C
                                that's a little high for my taste, try to keep the case well ventilated with
                                lots of fresh air

                                those cpu's redline in the 60's, old xp's redlined in the 80's

                                your other temps will tell if the case is holding the heat in

                                did you bump the core voltage?

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