pictures says bandwidth succeeded....we cant see it...

johnksss

pictures says bandwidth succeeded....we cant see it...

 
Yea I fixed it now my bad just noticed that have no idea why I exceed my bandwidth had to put it in Flicker. Well I am going to start pushing more
 
EDIT: Quick question I modded my 580 voltage so it can go to  Max 1.213V. My question is whats the Max Safe voltage I could use while I am on air ?

DENTNU

johnksss

pictures says bandwidth succeeded....we cant see it...

Yea I fixed it now my bad just noticed that have no idea why I exceed my bandwidth had to put it in Flicker. Well I am going to start pushing more

EDIT: Quick question I modded my 580 voltage so it can go to  Max 1.213V. My question is whats the Max Safe voltage I could use while I am on air ?

That all depends on your temp. As long as they are fine, you are good.

Dentnu, did you get the fan speed modified to 100% too?  That will help.  Just go up a bit at a time on the GPU...keep increasing core by 10mhz until fail.  Then add some voltage.  I'm not sure you'll be able to make it up to 1.213 on air...the screen might just go blank (grey/blue/green) during testing if the voltage is too high.  You'll need water cooling if that is happening.  Flip machine off immediately (power switch) if screen goes weird on you....
 
1.2 won't kill anything, but I'm almost certain you won't be able to get there on air.
 
Great job on the CPU! 

BTW, Dentnu, how did you confirm -40c operation on your SS?  realtemp reads -7c, which I'm assuming is at idle.  If you're at -40C, I think it should read around -15c.  You're still sufficiently cold to be pushing high voltage/clocks, but I was just curious.

Q56_Monster

BTW, Dentnu, how did you confirm -40c operation on your SS?  realtemp reads -7c, which I'm assuming is at idle.  If you're at -40C, I think it should read around -15c.  You're still sufficiently cold to be pushing high voltage/clocks, but I was just curious.

 
Well -40c is what my phase change LCD reads. If I go into the bios my bios reads -22c. From my understanding and from what I have read  there is no program that can read more than -7c in windows thats why it reads -7c in real temp but its actually more. If this is incorrect and they do read more than -7c plz let me know but I have read this in few forums and it was posted by hollowen in the original Get It Colder Thread.

Q56_Monster 

Dentnu, did you get the fan speed modified to 100% too?  That will help.  Just go up a bit at a time on the GPU...keep increasing core by 10mhz until fail.  Then add some voltage.  I'm not sure you'll be able to make it up to 1.213 on air...the screen might just go blank (grey/blue/green) during testing if the voltage is too high.  You'll need water cooling if that is happening.  Flip machine off immediately (power switch) if screen goes weird on you.... 

1.2 won't kill anything, but I'm almost certain you won't be able to get there on air. 

Great job on the CPU!  

 
 
Thanks to you I finally found out what that blue,gray screen meant. I was having a hard time getting 740/1880/2200 fan 85% @ 1150mv Fan or above stable as sometimes it would pass the whole benchmark other times I kept getting a gray screen almost at the end of Jane Ash. SO I modded my bios fan to hit 100% fan and lowered the voltage to 1138mv and it works perfectly.  
 
Here is the end results 
 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56392831@N07/5211414145/lightbox/
 
 
I am now going to raise my cpu more and see if I can hit 750 or above with my video card. . .

Great job Dentnu!  Yea, end of JN is a real good power draw and is where you'll first notice the grey screen phenomenon.  I didn't think you'd be able to go much higher than 1.138 on air.
 
You're working your clocks real good.  See what you can do on the CPU, then it will be time to water cool the gpu.  Once you do that, it is likely that you'll be able to do 1000mhz on the core @ 1.213v.  BTW, 940 (1880) is what I ended up with on air on my 580.  You, me, John and a bunch of others got normal to lower clocking cards, while very few others lucked out and got cards to go close to 1100core/1200mem

Here is another run Still at 4.7 and 940 core
 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56392831@N07/5211480857/lightbox/

I notice you're on HWbot DENTNU.  You should select "evga Enthusiasts" as your team, and post some benchies!