Help Me to Overclock 955 !!

Status
Not open for further replies.

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
It is a specification for Intel CPUs. When the CPU temperature reaches this point, it will start to throttle. It can be adjusted in RealTEMP. If TjMAX is crossed, and the CPU sees it will get killed, it causes a system hang / or BSOD.

Fail safe done by the CPU, to protect itself.
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
hey asigh bro please help me out i posted what u needed
what else do u want to know please tell me
i really need to lean overclocking
and as for PC temp. i keep my cabinet open...
does that help with the lowering of PC temp.
i really dont have any fan installed in my cabinet
And regarding PSU its Intex smart 450 Watt
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
checked out ur drawing on OC
but was not able to understand :(

ok bro finally got what all i need to post please stay with me...
i'll conduct the tests and post the images over here
 

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
OK..man...here it goes....

First of all lets down clock your system to the most stable basic level. All ready your vCore seems high to me.

1. Go to the BIOS and disable all power saving options. (You will have to research this, I do not know that much about ASUS). This is very important.
2. Lower the vCore to 1.2V and commit the changes.
3. Get to the desktop, and using CPU-Z see if the new vCore is reflected.
4. Run the stability test using ReatTEMP with Prime95(2x threads).

Keep lowering vCore in decrements of 0.1V till you get instability. Repeat 1--->4.

Once you have a stable system with the lowest possible vCore, run a FULL Furmark Benchmark or OCCT burn test. System should HOLD.

If it is stable, post a screenshot of (4).

This will give us the base level benchmark for your system. And will also get your hands dirty, for initial OCing.

Post this we move to the 'actual OC'.

Best of luck.
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
but what about these tests bro...
i was conducting them to post results here
should i continue conducting them or should i stop

*i37.tinypic.com/2labqec.jpg
 

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
Via RealTEMP use Prime95...using SENSOR TEST.

You lowered the vCore, and disabled Power saving options from the BIOS..?
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
no first i have to do that...
but in OC thread it was written to show these tests like this
so i was conducting these
read ur post late...sorry for that
so should i try lowering that first and then conduct these test using vPrime or let it continue for 1hr as was said in OC thread and then post its result here
 

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
Each time you make a change to the vCore, FSB, multiplier, RAM timings, FSB : RAM ratios you will have to run stability tests.

Run the stability test with Prime95 and RealTEMP. Seeing the gradual load increase with the temperatures, makes it easy to assess the situation.
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
bro im not getting it
how can i know after changing that my system would be stable
i mean running sensor test on real temp with prime95
how will i come to know that my system is stable
does it show some error or something
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
here is my bios power tab pics...
what all changes i need to make
and i was not able to change the vcore see the pics
 
Last edited:

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
*i38.tinypic.com/2dui99x.jpg

*i33.tinypic.com/6yh3x4.jpg

*i37.tinypic.com/259ii6e.jpg

*i34.tinypic.com/b6y51e.jpg

ok here u go bro
 

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
^^ Are those all the options you have on your BIOS...just POWER..?

Also do you have options to disable SpeedStep and C1E..?
 
Last edited:

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
no these are under power tab
then the expansion to apm configuration in power tab
and then hardware monitor
what else do u want me to post pics of ??
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
i donno i haven't looked for that well in which tab should i look for these fuctions
main, advanced, power, boot, tools ?
 

puneetgarg

Learn & Earn
ok so here are the ss of the advanced tab

*i35.tinypic.com/swxr4m.jpg

*i33.tinypic.com/24b5ker.jpg

*i36.tinypic.com/onxpc.jpg

*i37.tinypic.com/33e7ips.jpg

*i33.tinypic.com/33dbgjd.jpg

*i37.tinypic.com/2jfal9w.jpg
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top Bottom