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Hi,

 

I have my 3200 Venice up to 2280 on the stock cooler, anymore and OCCT bombs out. I have come across other sites (generally non-english) where people have similar coded chips at 2400 plus. Have I reached my particular CPU's limit? Any advice would be grand.

 

More info from MBM5:

CPU = 2283Mhx (Temps 25 idle/ 42 Load)

VCore = 1.44V (+/- 0.03V)

LDT = 1.65V

Dram = 2.77V

Chipse = 1.5V

 

+3.3 Rail = 3.25

+5 Rail = 5.02

+12 Rail = 12.21

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Its of Intel manufacture. I will have to strip my case back big time to find out for sure but one of the lables reads 260W max on the 3.3 and 5v rails. I guess you are angling towards a lack of juice or variable output. I myself feel this could be the cause but I want to rule out self idiocy by bouncing the problem off of you guys (and gals ;-p).

 

Thanks for responding.

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Well I tried 1.5v and still didn't get past 228. I think my memory timings may be a tad tight. Using 1T at 166 everything at auto and I get these 2-2-2-5 (although the mem is rated at 2-3-2-5).

I've got the HTT at 4x as its supposed to be as close to 2000 surely (HTT x FSB x 2) which means I could get to 250 on 4X with no worries.

 

I'll try more voltage as at 1.5v my load temps peaked at 46C and I believe the Venice can go to 60C (obviously not recommended as a constant temp though ;-p).

 

I'll get back to you soon...

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Did you follow the OC'ing guide? Test your cpu seperately from your memory, take it out of the equation and go from there. It's fairly easy, much more easier to find the limit of the cpu that way at a max vcore you are willing to run it with and at a temperature you are able to control. Now with the memory, there are so many tweaks that it is time consuming, thats where the OCDB comes in to play. Find a particular entry where your particular memory is being used and try those settings. If you are lucky enough and find an entry with an idetical system like yours, even better. Good luck! :D

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Well I tried 1.5v and still didn't get past 228. I think my memory timings may be a tad tight. Using 1T at 166 everything at auto and I get these 2-2-2-5 (although the mem is rated at 2-3-2-5).

I've got the HTT at 4x as its supposed to be as close to 2000 surely (HTT x FSB x 2) which means I could get to 250 on 4X with no worries.

 

I'll try more voltage as at 1.5v my load temps peaked at 46C and I believe the Venice can go to 60C (obviously not recommended as a constant temp though ;-p).

 

I'll get back to you soon...

on socket 754 HTT maxes out at 1600 not 2000. this is probably the cause of your instability

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I was working through the guide. It recommends leaving memory on auto but I kept getting those pretty tight timings. I'll look for similar memory.

 

If someone reads this and they have G.Skill 3200 please add a post.

 

Thanks.

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have you ran memtest? Didnt see that mentioned. And this board realy likes a good powersupply. At minimun 430 watts if it a real quality Powersupply but perferably 500w. Might try to loosen memory timmings up a little 2.5-2-5-2

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