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| True Techie Join Date: Feb 2006
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| I have an AMD Opteron 165 and a MSI K8N Neo4-F. I begin to overclock the thing. I set the memory to 100MHz Make sure it posts, then I go back to BIOS I set the HT thing to 205 at x5. It posts and everything works. Then I set it at 210 at x5 and it doesn't post. Reset the CMOS and started over. 207 at x5 was the when it last posted. It did not post on 208 Reset the CMOS This time, I tried putting the memory at 133MHz And tested it on 207 at x3. It posted 208 at x3 posted as well. Tried 209 at x3, but it didn't post. The reason why I bought an Opteron 165 was because they were suppose to be overclocking beasts... but why is mine being a poon? All help is appreciated! |
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| Ultra Techie | My only guess would be the mobo isn't a very good OC'ing one. And and maybe the memory isn't good oc'ing mem.
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| Ultra Techie | i love that this forum is full of people that know and speak proper english. P.S- At the Drive-in was amazing, one armed scissor.
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| True Techie Join Date: Feb 2006
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| I increased the voltage to 1.4 209 x 3 posted but when I tried 210 x 3, it didn't post... wtf? edit: I just got this Opteron and motherboard from NewEgg like a week ago. I was alittle hesitant about installing the CPU, because the green packaging material in the box was all crushed, etc. and the processor was "free floating" around in the box... possibly could have been damaged. Should I just return the processor, processor and mother board, or not even worry about it? Maybe I should just return the CPU and motherboard and get a X2 4400 like I originally planned ![]() |
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| Wizard Techie Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Canada
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| What do you mean by post? You do realize you can't just tweak your HTT frequency slightly, then save and exit the BIOS and then immediately re-enter it on restart as that isn't even taking it through the post You wanna go in increments of either 5 or 10MHz and you wanna boot up into windows and stress both cores with prime95 for about 10minutes or so to make sure they're semi-stable...if you run into any problems with prime95 failing you need to bump up the vcore Settings: HTT: 210 HTT multi: 3x CPU multi: 9x Memory: 150/3:4 vcore: 1.35vcore special VID: +110% PCI-E: 99/100 PCI: 33 chipset voltage: 1.7v LDT voltage: 1.4v start there and adjust vcore and HTT accordingly
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