3400+ oc/ing (work in progress)

FuRI0 · 07-January-06, 06:20 PM

i have my 3400+ (newcastle) running at 215 x 12 (HT @ 4) and was wondering should i push it more
i recently (2 days ago) put in a triple rad w/c system and the temp went down from 44 idle to 29 and load from 64 to 33
i realy want to push it to 250 x 11 but would this be a good idea and would it be worth it
would love to get it to 250 x 12 but is this a longscaped dream
(asking the experts

Ator · 07-January-06, 06:28 PM

If you can hit 2.75Ghz without running insane voltages, then yes I would say go for it. Keep your temps below 50C.

What core is your CPU? What kind of Motherboard?

FuRI0 · 07-January-06, 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ator


	If you can hit 2.75Ghz without running insane voltages, then yes I would say go for it. Keep your temps below 50C. What core is your CPU? What kind of Motherboard?

newcastle core (130nm) and i got a triple rad antartica (new one) watercooling set
asrock mobo (due to lack of money and fear of leaks (first proper oc and ventrure into liquid cooling)

Ator · 07-January-06, 07:00 PM

I dunno if you'll be able to hit 2.75 with that processor...it's Socket 754, right? If that's the case, I say good luck. It wouldn't hurt to try though.

I could barely hit 2.42 with my old Newcastle 3200+, but it looks like you'be gotten yours higher than that.

Zaltan · 07-January-06, 08:21 PM

I'd say 11x250 should be ok, its only a 350MHz O/C. As Ator said watch your temps and you should be fine.

FuRI0 · 08-January-06, 05:09 AM

i have it running at 12 x227 goes unstable a 228 even if i drop the multiplyer
rased 3dmark01 by 3k benchpoints

Ator · 08-January-06, 01:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FuRI0


	i have it running at 12 x227 goes unstable a 228 even if i drop the multiplyer rased 3dmark01 by 3k benchpoints

That sounds like a motherboard issue. Nice overclock, though!

FuRI0 · 08-January-06, 02:02 PM

funny i had the ame prob with 208 x X on the same board
decided to pwer through and got her up to 279 x 11 ran stable for about 8 hours then restarted byherself
keeping her at 215 for simulations tho

07-January-06, 06:20 PM		#1 (permalink)
FuRI0 Apex Master Tech	3400+ oc/ing (work in progress) i have my 3400+ (newcastle) running at 215 x 12 (HT @ 4) and was wondering should i push it more i recently (2 days ago) put in a triple rad w/c system and the temp went down from 44 idle to 29 and load from 64 to 33 i realy want to push it to 250 x 11 but would this be a good idea and would it be worth it would love to get it to 250 x 12 but is this a longscaped dream (asking the experts

08-January-06, 05:09 AM		#6 (permalink)
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07-January-06, 06:28 PM		#2 (permalink)
Ator At-Whore	If you can hit 2.75Ghz without running insane voltages, then yes I would say go for it. Keep your temps below 50C. What core is your CPU? What kind of Motherboard?

07-January-06, 07:00 PM		#4 (permalink)
Ator At-Whore	I dunno if you'll be able to hit 2.75 with that processor...it's Socket 754, right? If that's the case, I say good luck. It wouldn't hurt to try though. I could barely hit 2.42 with my old Newcastle 3200+, but it looks like you'be gotten yours higher than that.

07-January-06, 08:21 PM		#5 (permalink)
Zaltan Apex Tech God	I'd say 11x250 should be ok, its only a 350MHz O/C. As Ator said watch your temps and you should be fine.

08-January-06, 02:02 PM		#8 (permalink)
FuRI0 Apex Master Tech	funny i had the ame prob with 208 x X on the same board decided to pwer through and got her up to 279 x 11 ran stable for about 8 hours then restarted byherself keeping her at 215 for simulations tho