X2 3800+ - at 2.6GHz and up on stock voltages (stable)

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agi_shi said:
Nope, never even touches 60C. Max I've ever gotten it to on my current volts and MHz is 58C.
that's fine.
agi_shi said:
I had it at 63C once though, that was when I was stress testing at 2860MHz.
touching 63c occasionally should not be a problem
 
zephead said:
that's fine.touching 63c occasionally should not be a problem
Hmm that's odd. I stressed it again the same way and this time it got to a max of 54C. Nothing higher....

54C under MAXIMUM load at 2729MHz @1.475V. How's that?

I'm going to overclock some more, see how stuff goes.
 
agi_shi said:
Lol, I closed all svhosts once and one of them decided to give me a "Super-Error" and restart my system. And by "Super-Error", I mean a HUGE red "X" with capital letters all over the place telling me that this was a critical service. Interesting thing was that in the 45 seconds I had, I could run any program normally... I even did a quick super-pi run and it was a bit faster.

A svhost is a service hoster. The less services you have running the less svhosts. Right now I have 27 services running instead of the usual 50 services XP enables by default. This is also my reason for the low pagefile.
Yea, I figured out only closing certain svchosts gives you that super error :p

EDIT: I happen to remember that exact number... 2729 because thats how many MHz I got out of my old P4 Northwood 2.26 GHz... Although I'm sure a dual core athlon 64 running at 2729MHz is a LOT faster than a P4 running at 2729MHz.
 
MetalX said:
Yea, I figured out only closing certain svchosts gives you that super error :p

EDIT: I happen to remember that exact number... 2729 because thats how many MHz I got out of my old P4 Northwood 2.26 GHz... Although I'm sure a dual core athlon 64 running at 2729MHz is a LOT faster than a P4 running at 2729MHz.
You mean at 2804MHz ;). Still running dual prime95 to make sure it's stable. MAX load for this (dual prime95) is 63... Idle is 37C. Chipset is 49C. Interesting, chipset required a 0.025V increase to let my system be recognized as an NF590 SLI. Otherwise it was "unknown". Ofcourse, all this when I upped the CPU, otherwise it's normal.
 
:( Now I feel really jealous lol. Hopefully soon-ish I will get a Dual Core (although I'm limited at FX60 for the fastest possible because I was an ***** and got Socket 939 instead of AM2...) But then, I still wanna see your 3dMark scores :) if you have em for 3dmark2001, 3dmark03, or 3dmark05, PM me with em plz :)
 
agi_shi said:
You mean at 2804MHz ;). Still running dual prime95 to make sure it's stable. MAX load for this (dual prime95) is 63... Idle is 37C. Chipset is 49C. Interesting, chipset required a 0.025V increase to let my system be recognized as an NF590 SLI. Otherwise it was "unknown". Ofcourse, all this when I upped the CPU, otherwise it's normal.
Meh, dropped it down to 2750MHz. It wanted 1.55V in the end to be stable at the above clocks, and went to 65C, so I dropped it. Chipset volts went back to normal, this baby went back to 1.475, and temps went back to ~54.
 
I logged the temperatures when running 3DMark 2001se and 3DMark 2005.

Max on 2001se was: 47C
Max on 2005 was: 49C

Not bad for a 750MHz overclock.
 
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