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Old 17th August 2006, 01:45   #1
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Hello,

I have problems with overklocking
my system:
asus p5p800
9800pro@xt bios
p4 520 2,8ghz@zalman 7700cu
2x256+2x512mb ram ddr400 max speed 230mhz@2,5-3-3-6

I have a question will help a new powersupply me? The maximum stable fsb I can reach is 227mhz my ram is stable @230 in memtest 86+ but my cpu isnt stable. I can do super pi @3,7ghz and it pretty stable at an fsb of 255 but I dont understand why it crashs when i put my fsb higher then 227.>>at 1,45 vcore. The temperature isnt the problem the maximum temperature at this speed is 55°C in prime95. What could I do to overklock higher with a stable system? Will a new powersupply work, a powerstream like an OCZ modstream or powerstream?

Thanks Greetz Ruud
 
Old 17th August 2006, 07:49   #2
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up that vcore.

what powersupply do you have now ?
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Old 18th August 2006, 00:01   #3
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I have a standard power supply>>was in my case 350watt

Vcore up doesnt work when I put my fsb higher and my vcore to 1,55v it is instable.
 
Old 23rd August 2006, 18:37   #4
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Hm, a standard 350W brandless psu will probably never be very stable. I suggest taking a new one indeed.

Another thing though: you use 2 different sizes of RAM, which really limits the possibility of overclocking on your system.

Throw out the 2x 256, or throw out all and add 2x 1024. with 2 ram modules instead of 4, maybe with slightly tighter timings, you have much more potential.
 
Old 24th August 2006, 01:14   #5
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hello,

I think there is nothing wrong with my ram, 6000/1900 mb/s read/write. But my psu is a OCZ modstream a good choice?

Thanks,
Ruud
 
Old 24th August 2006, 02:17   #6
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Sure, an OCZ modstream 450W should be more than sufficient for your system in my opinion
 
Old 31st August 2006, 21:07   #7
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I have a new psu now a samsung 350 watt, free for mee, but a heavy thing. I will try it with 2 psu's 700 watt will be enough
 
Old 5th September 2006, 19:56   #8
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Default X2 4800+ Asus M2n32-SLI Wireless Edi+ Zalman CNPS 9500 AM2

hello,
I can buy this for 300/350 euro: X2 4800+ Asus M2n32-SLI Wireless Edi+ Zalman CNPS 9500 AM2. Should I do it, or buy a conroe?

Ruud
 
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for that price, go for it.
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Old 16th September 2006, 21:50   #10
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Default new hdd: seagate barracuda 7200.10 320gb sata2 16mb cache doesnt work

I have a asus p5p800-EAYZ motherboard
Bios version 1401
The computer worked good before with a IDE hdd, I installed a new SATAII Seagate
ST3320620AS and placed the jumper for sata1
This worked one day at 73MB/s but after this the system became very slow and the speed of the hdd was just 3MB/s
I connected the hdd on the second sata connector and the system worked properly for one day and it became slow again
I tried a new SATA cable but this made no difference
 
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