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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/02 17:00:07
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Wow, haven't made it thru all 9 pages, but wanted to sincerely thank the OP. This thread is clearly a labor of love and the forum is the better for it (says this complete OC "dummy" :D )
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/02 17:03:05
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ok uped the vcore 2 bumps no the linx test go higher than the last. now playing with the cpu pll. at stock 1.8 suto i notice i get 51.3,51.4 and so on. with cpu pll at 1.65 i get 51.8,51.9 but it doesn't seem as smooth as 1.8. upon windows load and opening programs it just doesn't seem as smooth. why is this?
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/08 13:48:03
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please help me!! i just oc my cpu with 4.2g and just passed the ibt and super pi 32m test. and max temp was about 62 degrees and mos temp just 50 degrees system was 32 degrees .. but how can i get more BCLK? i just try many times ,i can not over 200..even 205.and i try to add more voltage in cpu vcore but still failed. this is my bios set..hope someone can help me to test the extreme !! tks Mother Board ( EVGA X58 Classified E-760 ) Bios ( 49 ) CPU ( i7-920 D0 ) CPU Cooler ( koolance cpu360 ) NB Cooler (ek-fb x58 classified ) GPU Cooler ( EK FC-5870 ) Memory ( OCZ gold ddr3-2000 10 10 10 30 1.65v ) PSU ( Corsair HX1000W ) GPU ( ATI 5870 ) Drivers ( 10.2 ) Operating System ( Windows 7 64 Ultimate ) HDD ( OCZ vertex 30g*3 raid ) Frequency Control CPU Clock Ratio ( 20X ) CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ( 200 ) MCH Strap ( Auto ) CPU Uncore Frequency (Mhz) ( auto ) CPU Clock Skew ( 0 ps ) Spread Spectrum ( Disabled ) PCIE Frequency (Mhz) ( 101 ) Memory Feature Memory Speed ( Standard ) Memory Control Setting ( Enabled ) Memory Frequency ( 1067Mhz / 2:8 ) Channel Interleave Setting ( 6 Way ) Rank Interleave Setting ( 4 Way ) tCL Setting ( 8 ) tRCD Setting ( 8 ) tRP Setting ( 8 ) tRAS Setting ( 24 ) tRFC Setting ( 88 ) Command Rate ( 2t ) Voltage Control EVGA VDroop Control ( Without VDroop ) CPU VCore ( 1.265 ) CPU VTT Voltage ( +50mv ) CPU PLL VCore ( auto ) IOH PLL VCore ( auto ) DIMM Voltage ( 1.63 ) DIMM DQ Vref ( +0mV ) QPI PLL VCore ( 1.125 ) IOH VCore ( Auto ) IOH/ICH I/O Voltage ( Auto ) VTT PWM Frequency ( 610 KHZ ) CPU PWM Frequency ( 1210 KHZ ) CPU Impedance (auto ) QPI Signal Compensation ( auto ) CPU Feature Intel SpeedStep ( Disabled ) Turbo Mode Function ( Enabled ) CxE Function ( Disabled ) Execute Disable Bit ( Disabled ) Virtualization Technology ( Disabled ) Intel HT Technology ( Enabled ) Active Processor Cores ( All ) QPI Control Settings ( Enabled ) QPI Link Fast Mode ( Enabled ) QPI Frequency Selection ( 4.800 GT/s ) OC Recovery ( Disabled ) Turbo Performance ( Disabled ) PnP/PCI PCI Express Maximum Payload Size ( 4096 ) Power Management Setup ACPI Suspend Type ( S3 ) HPET Support ( Enabled ) HPET Mode ( 64-bit )
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/08 14:10:12
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Overclocking the i7 is very easy LMAO....very well done indeed but very easy ...:)
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/16 23:56:48
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Yep! Easy as pie.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/16 23:58:13
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XXChronicXX Yep! Easy as pie. Don't listen to this guy, he was unable to get my CPU past 5Ghz!
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 00:11:37
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Hey its not my fault your CPU sucks. It has a max bclk of around 211 But it can boot into windows at 4.2ghz with only 1.175 on the vcore? I think ill go cry now. Because my CPU wont do 4.5ghz haha Just kidding Pentium. Hurry up and install that awesome water setup you've got, and lets see how cold that CPU is at 4.4ghz. Im thinking you can do 4.4ghz without going above 1.375 on the vcore. NICE AND SAFE! Forgetaboutit
post edited by XXChronicXX - 2010/04/17 00:17:32
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 00:19:02
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LOL ya he's right, I guess I could have a worse CPU though like HIS. Someday I'll get my 2nd 480 HC FTW and get these loops done! Then forgetaboutit!
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 08:55:54
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hi I would like to ask I changed my memory recently from Corsair Dominator 1600 9-9-9 1.6V to Corsair Dominator GT 2000 7-8-7 1.65V and I cant overclock anymore because everything is unstable. On the second test with LinX the blue screen appears. With the old memory I had it stable at 3.87 after your thread "OverClocking for Dummies". Do you have any suggestions. My goal is 3.85 and if possible 1600+ memory with timing 6-6-6. Thanks in advance. Oh one more, I changed OS to windows 7x 64
post edited by gorodok - 2010/04/17 11:25:23
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 14:00:06
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gorodok hi I would like to ask I changed my memory recently from Corsair Dominator 1600 9-9-9 1.6V to Corsair Dominator GT 2000 7-8-7 1.65V and I cant overclock anymore because everything is unstable. On the second test with LinX the blue screen appears. With the old memory I had it stable at 3.87 after your thread "OverClocking for Dummies". Do you have any suggestions. My goal is 3.85 and if possible 1600+ memory with timing 6-6-6. Thanks in advance. Oh one more, I changed OS to windows 7x 64 I'd say put in the old ram, make sure its still stable. Then put the new ram but use the same Ratio that you used with the old ram... ie 2:10 or 2:8. Then use your new ram's stock timings and voltage(if it is 3 or 400 mhz below stock you can lower the vdimm to 1.63 and it should remain stable. If it fails to be stable, revert to stock settings and run memtest on your new ram and maybe just RMA it. But before you RMA make sure it is the rams fault and not your own overclocking mistakes.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 14:21:00
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Thanks for the fast response. I tried to download mem86 mem test but I cant figure out how to install it. Right now I have 3.69 and 2:10 1600 6-6-6 stable (50 Linx passed with full memory) but as soon as I raise the Bus Speed by two notches LinX shows the blue screen. I tried increasing the voltage by 1 notch but it still shows the blue screen. I also tried doing this at the original timing 7-8-7 with 1.65 voltage. This is my BIOS for now (50 Linx passed with full memory)
post edited by gorodok - 2010/04/17 16:38:46
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/17 20:29:25
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what blue screen are you getting? It would help if I knew what it said. Raising the bclk will raise the uncore, thus requiring a bump up on the VTT voltage. Try these settings for 3.8ghz CPU Clock Ratio x19 Turbo Mode OFF CPU Host Frequency 201 Memory Frequency 2:10 1610mhz 6-6-6-20 @ 1.65 Vcore 1.325 <--- you should be able to do 1.3 but start higher VTT +125mv QPI PLL 1.2 <----- this is probably why you couldn't go any higher, you had it on Auto/1.1v CPU PLL 1.65 IOH PLL 1.65 Yea i have no idea why the auto setting is 1.8 for these. Everything else looks good and leave it on Auto! Test that and let me know what happens.
post edited by XXChronicXX - 2010/04/17 20:33:47
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/18 12:51:35
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Thanks Chronic for the overclocking guide,I appreciate your hard work
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/18 13:30:42
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FYI, I've found that more voltage does not necessarily mean more stable on this board, I've been bench testing for 10-12 days now and found that a couple of times hard locking was actually resolved by lowering some voltages. It is a bit tricky to play with this chipset and takes more time than the previous generation.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/18 18:12:41
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XXChronicXX what blue screen are you getting? It would help if I knew what it said. Raising the bclk will raise the uncore, thus requiring a bump up on the VTT voltage. Try these settings for 3.8ghz CPU Clock Ratio x19 Turbo Mode OFF CPU Host Frequency 201 Memory Frequency 2:10 1610mhz 6-6-6-20 @ 1.65 Vcore 1.325 <---you should be able to do 1.3 but start higher VTT +125mv QPI PLL 1.2 <-----this is probably why you couldn't go any higher, you had it on Auto/1.1v CPU PLL 1.65 IOH PLL 1.65 Yea i have no idea why the auto setting is 1.8 for these. Everything else looks good and leave it on Auto! Test that and let me know what happens. Thanks Chronic I'll try it tommorow. I just have a question about IOH PLL and CPU PLL. E-LEET shows that 1.8 is their default how can lower the default? I just updated my BIOS from 16J to 56 just in case it works better with the new memory.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/18 20:38:38
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You can lower it below default in the BIOS. 1.65 on CPU PLL and IOH PLL should be plenty for 3.8ghz.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/20 13:56:08
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XXChronicXX You can lower it below default in the BIOS. 1.65 on CPU PLL and IOH PLL should be plenty for 3.8ghz. Thanks. I overclocked yesterday and got a stable 3.8. Look at these I posted my BIOS settings (passes 50 LinX with all memory.) I don't know if its because of the volage that you told me about but after I changed it like you said and upgraded BIOS it worked fine. Can you look through my BIOS settings and post any suggetions I'd be very thankful. Thanks again for your help. I also have have one last question: can I get 1700 MHz with 6-6-6 for my memory originally Corsair dominator GT 2000 MHz 7-8-7 ? What are you think? I want push cpu host little bit more
post edited by gorodok - 2010/04/20 14:05:08
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/20 22:45:22
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Everything looks good. Have you tried lowering only the VTT and running LinX? I think you may be able to get away with a lower VTT since your Uncore is running at only 3326mhz You could try running 6-6-6-18-58-1t Your TRFC is Defaulted at 88 but I am sure you can run it much lower than that. Your ram is really 2000mhz with a 7 Cas?? Thats Awesome Ram. Can you send me a link to that ram?
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/21 14:44:33
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XXChronicXX Everything looks good. Have you tried lowering only the VTT and running LinX? I think you may be able to get away with a lower VTT since your Uncore is running at only 3326mhz You could try running 6-6-6-18-58-1t Your TRFC is Defaulted at 88 but I am sure you can run it much lower than that. Your ram is really 2000mhz with a 7 Cas?? Thats Awesome Ram. Can you send me a link to that ram? I bought this ram on corsair website https://shop.corsair.com/store/item_view.aspx?id=766411 I couldn't find it anywhere else I now, I could have save 100 - 150 $ if I bought the same ram from another company but I couldn't resist, Classified and corsair gt match for each other  And again thanks for your guide XXChronicXX
post edited by gorodok - 2010/04/21 15:04:20
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/21 15:27:22
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Will definitely be reading this (and the other good OC guides) as I prepare for this week when I get off work to build my 4th (new) rig. I've never truly overclocked before, so I'll need all the help I can get. Thanks for this post :]
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/21 15:49:47
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I have the same ram Gorodock and i decided to pay the extra getting it from corsair for the cas 7 too, im running it stock with 7-8-7-20 2000 with a 4.3 oc
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/21 17:34:45
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/22 04:36:34
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so i shouldnt run them at 2000 7-8-7? would the performance increase be that noticeable? at my 4.3 overclock, my dram freq is 1024 7-8-7-20-88-1t
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/22 11:33:04
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If I had that RAM I would be trying to get it to run 1600mhz Cas 5. Maybe 5-6-6-18. Running at 2000mhz puts a lot of stress on the IMC, which requires more VTT, which produces more CPU heat.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/22 16:48:55
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thanks alot im at 1636 5-6-6-28 right now, correction it is no longer stable at that, i get hardlocks and then it wouldnt start at all. this is my first build. so ive never tried overclocking ram if its not stable at that would should i change to try and fix this?
post edited by KingTroy - 2010/04/22 18:10:41
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/22 19:19:02
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I set now 6-6-6-18-58-1t. Works good. After I changed 20 to18 and 88 to58 my cpu score in 3D Mark Ven. raise on 1000
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/23 16:59:12
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KingTroy thanks alot im at 1636 5-6-6-28 right now, correction it is no longer stable at that, i get hardlocks and then it wouldnt start at all. this is my first build. so ive never tried overclocking ram if its not stable at that would should i change to try and fix this? I cant even get mine to boot at that speed. Try lowering to 1600mhz or like 1570mhz. Otherwise at 1636 5-6-6-28 you will have to raise the Vdimm to get it closer to stable (if its even possible) 1600 even should work. try 5-7-6-28
post edited by XXChronicXX - 2010/04/23 22:29:05
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/23 18:15:56
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hey cronic check out my bios template in my sig and tell me what you think. btw- smoke one while you do it
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/23 22:38:11
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Looks Good. Memory is at 1528mhz. Lower Vdimm to 1.63-1.64, should be fine. If you want a lower VTT like +50mv, try lowering the Uncore to x16.
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Re:Simple i7 Overclocking for Dummies :)
2010/04/26 09:24:01
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So I'm having a kinda weird issue that I can't seem to find anywhere. I have an i7 930 running at 180x22 (pretty conservative, I'd like to do 200x21 or 22) and it seems to be perfectly stable in Linx and Prime95 (I ran each for hours to make sure), but in games I'm getting hard locks. It doesn't even seem to have to be a particularly stressful situation in a game. I tested running Linx with just the WoW login screen up (very very low utilization on my single GTX 480 when the CPU is being stressed too) and I often lock up during the first Linx test. I turned off the overclock on my video card to make sure it wasn't that, I tested the memory and am running it well below spec and it seems fine. I have a PC P&C 750W PSU and that SHOULD be fine for an overclocked i7/single GTX 480 setup. Anyone have any ideas? :( I'm at work so I can't list all my bios settings but here's what I can remember: 930 @ 180x22 16x uncore CPU vCore: 1.325 without vDroop (my processor defaults to 1.2875) vtt: +25 (I've tried +0-100) vDIMM: 1.55 (RAM is rated at 1.5 but I noticed a bit of droop in eleet) CPU PLL: 1.425 (why does this default so high? It seemed LESS stable there) QPI PLL: 1.2 (I've tried this from 1.125-1.3) IOH: 1.2 The rest are default I think.
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