what is holding me back specs: P IV 2.4c @3Ghz (Sl6WF Malay) Corsair pc 3700 @ 250 Fsb 250 (1:1) Hercules 9800 np @ 420/375 Maxtor sata 120 GB Asus p4c 800 e deluxe (last bios update) chieftec 360 watt I can 't overclock further, when I set fsb at 265 I receive errors with prime95 (rounding was expected less than 0.5 or something) When I set my FSB to 270 the message ' irql not less or equal' appear and a memory dump starts. I've tried 3:2 and 5:4 but no succes. My temps stay under 45°C (asus probe). Can it be my powersupply? I have 5 casefans ( vantec tornado is for sale), 3 ccfls also. greetz cali |
probably not, my guess is your cpu won't go any further. ram = ok as you have divided it (3:2, 5:4) |
the best thin to find out whether your PSU is holding u back, is checking the voltages. Maybe upping the VCore will help (but not too high, P4's don't like that). |
upping the vcore could put more strain on your psu, that's no way of checking the psu... |
The VCore upping is to OC a bit further ;) . |
Voltages are stable while stressing (prime 95). I pushed vcore to 1.6V, i think it s high enough with stock cooling:). I will test it again how far I can get my cpu, i thought the 2.4c was able to oc further :( |
sometimes yes, maybe it'll be stable at 1.6 volts and 265 fsb, however I doubt your ram can take that 1:1 |
my P4 2.4C is stable at 3200mhz, anything higher requires a lot of extra vcore :/ |
Jmke how much voltage is given to your cpu? At what FSB, ram frequency? |
you know the FSB :) ram frequency doesn't matter either voltage: 1.65v @ 3.2 for higher I need 1.7+ |
when i set 1.6 vcore in bios, in windows my voltage is higher (+-1.675, while stressing vcore drops a bit. So your vcore is 1.65 is bios? And i'm not planning to do a droopmod, it's a waste of time for a bit more performance :D |
It's all chip dependent; The following is what I've experienced with Northwood. 1) One 2.4C no matter how high the vcore, it wouldn't go over 3.06 ghz. 2) Second 2.4C 3.24 Ghz 270 FSB @1.70 Volt; 275FSB 1.725 V. 3) 2.6C no matter how high the vcore; 3.32 or 255 FSB. 4) 2.8C no matter how high the vcore 250FSB None is restricted by memory; it's the nature of the particular processor. The 2A could go 3.34 Ghz at 1.750V. For p4, you don't want over 1.80 Volt; non temp related, the proc will have a sudden death from over voltage rather than death from heat. Some lucky guy will get 3.6 Ghz from 2.4C with 1.70 Volt; some wouldn't get over 3 Ghz. |
When is set my FSB to 260 I have to push the vcore to 1.7 in bios, otherwise i receive errors in prime. In windows while prime95 is running it gave me a vcore of +-1.6 and it' s stable. Is the vcore psu dependant? BTW 3.3v and 5V are veryy stable, only 12V goes to +-11.75 |
Others may have different opinons; here is mine. Accurate voltage power supply delivers clean power to a mother board that has below specs power delivery = low voltage at the end. Most boards are under volt. We would only hope the voltage sensor reading is accurate adding another variable. |
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changed my chieftec 360 to enermax 465 and mobile went stable from 2500 to 26++ duploxxx |
It 's strange because my 3.3v, 12v,5v are very stable. only my vcore drops(0.1) while stressing and that's the reason why i can t oc further. I''ll try to bench without those fans (vantec tornado needs a lot of power). |
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jmke did you do any mods on your p4c800??? |
nope, it's stock overclock is Chip and PSU dependant, eliminating the PSU by getting a HQ one will make the job easier ;) |
Which PSU do you suggest? I've read good things about antec and tagan PSU's |
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any Brand PSU will do fine in my humble opinion, the one you can get cheapest at your local shop! |
"i succesully burned me on a 2.8 prescott that was runnig 2hours passivly" How did the shrimps turn out? Tasty?? Don't forget to reward the Chef with good and cold beer. |
70°C = not burning temp , but I'd like to see you put your finger on a "hot plate" like that ;) |
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