turn off speed step in the bios

Ah hah!
 
But I easily overload it.  I will have to carefully ballance between voltage and cooling.   1.5v @ 4.3GHz overloads it after about a minute.  But, I probably don't need 1.5v any more...
 
This will be quite the learning curve.

that's too much voltage... start all over.
every thing set to auto.
set the cpu voltage to 1.375V
and the cpu speed to 4 ghz
turn of speed step only.
then from in windows...start upping the blck or multiplier. (5 at a time blck) or (1x multiplier)
if you run blck then go till it crashes...then set it 5 points under the crash spot in windows. you should be able to do far greater than where your at now.

AHHHHH!!!!
 
I need another power supply!
 
I tried to run the phase unit off of a Heathkit power supply, but it overloaded it.
 
This stupid EVGA board has always been a pain to get booting in one try.  Now this thing is just killing me...

what program in windows do you use to rase the blck.

johnksss

that's too much voltage... start all over.
every thing set to auto.
set the cpu voltage to 1.375V
and the cpu speed to 4 ghz
turn of speed step only.
then from in windows...start upping the blck or multiplier. (5 at a time blck) or (1x multiplier)
if you run blck then go till it crashes...then set it 5 points under the crash spot in windows. you should be able to do far greater than where your at now.

 
It's a start.

Oh man!
 
I'm going to be gunning 4 cores / 4 threads with my 9400GT @ ~900MHz core in XP.  3Dmark03 gold will finally be mine.

nice work ty_ger07!
 
 
cudenver:
depends on your board. most evga boards can run off of eleet.

Wow some crazy stuff here! But nice scores on 3dmark

ty_ger07



It's a start.

Whoa. VERY nice! Try running superpi on that speed.
 
Sidenote: I need to get a phase. CPU seems to want cold. 4.4Ghz 1.33Vcore, refuses to go over 4550 with 1.5V though.  My dad is looking for a vaccum pump still, and I'm looking into the refrigerant cert.