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System Name | Ultra 64 |
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Processor | NEC VR4300 (MIPS R4300i) |
Motherboard | proprietary design |
Cooling | Fanless aircooled |
Memory | 4.5MB 250 MHz RDRAM |
Video Card(s) | 62.5 MHz Reality Coprocessor |
Storage | 32 - 512 Mbit ROM Cartridge |
Display(s) | 720x576 |
Case | Clear Blue Funtastic |
Audio Device(s) | 16-bit CD quality |
Power Supply | proprietary design |
Mouse | N64 mouse for use with N64DD |
Keyboard | N64 keyboard for use with N64DD |
well ive achieved my goal of 3.0ghz on my 2.0 stock cpu but i appear to have hit a road block. it wont stay stable. ive increased the voltage by 4% (in my bios voltage increase is done by percentage, im allowed normal 100, 102 104 and 106%) But then it wont even fully load up my os before it stops responding. Last time before i increased by voltage it loaded up very quick and was only ater say 2 min of orthos that it crashed. The way in which i was shown to oc was to increase my fsb. It is currently at 1200 to reach 3 gig. My multiplyer seems to be locked at 10 as there is no option to increase it in my bios but in cpu-z it shows it at 10. I was told when i seeked advice right at the begining to have my ram unlinked so there still on stock 800, could they be the problem? When my computer freezes loading up i can hear the hdd spinning but the noise it makes when data is being read just stopps. What would you guys do in my situation to get it stable? I no it is not a heat issue on my cpu due to the new cooler ive bought, but is there anyother heatspots minus cpu that could heat up that quick to stop it responding when booting up?
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