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+7850 Overclocking

Xdarklightningx

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Processor +7850 Black Edition @ 3.4 ghz
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Memory 3 Gigs kingston hyper x (1066)
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I have a Biostar ta790gx a2+ and I'm running a +7850 Black Edition at 3.2 ghz. I have my ram overclocked to 1066 at 5-5-5-15. I would like to know if i can get any higher then that because I can't get it to go any higher. I don't have a heat pipe over my mosfets could this be the reason why I can't boot higher then 3.2 ghz?

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I have a zalman cnps9700 Led cooler on my cpu.
 

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Benchmark Scores Superclocked an E7300 on a P43 at 4.15GHz. Booted at 6.25Ghz.
wicked temps dude!
 

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Benchmark Scores Superclocked an E7300 on a P43 at 4.15GHz. Booted at 6.25Ghz.
When I had my Asus P5N32 SLI PLUS board I had to reset my BIOS everytime it recognized my CPU as being a "new" cpu everytime I had overclocked far enough for it to register to the board as being so. EG if I went higher than 3.79 say to 3.8 it would display a messge saying new cpu detected updating "bios files" or whatever anyway whenever after this I wanted to go back to a lower setting say 3.2 or 3.0 the computer wouldn't boot unless I "flushed" the BIOS by resetting before attempting to set it at this clock which worked as long as I "flushed".
 
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65nm K10 cpu weren known for getting high overclocks. i say your overclock is good, and probably is the most u can get of it.

EDIT: did u play with the vcore and the ht multiplier?
 

Xdarklightningx

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Cooling zalman cnps9700 on cpu and a few 120s in case
Memory 3 Gigs kingston hyper x (1066)
Video Card(s) HIS 4850 Turbo (512 mb)
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Hi again I messed around with my cpu some more last night and I got it to 3.4 ghz STABLE!!. All I had to do was put on ACC to auto and my computer booted right away. I ran Prime 95 for 2 hrs last night and I got a max temp of 26'c but the heat came on in my house today and I ran it with the heater on and went to about 29'c max load. I'm pretty happy I got it to 3.4ghz but I might need those mosfets to get higher then that I'm gonna order them when they come in stock so I'll keep you guys posted on what I can get with this processor.

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You have an original Phenom-based Athlon. That may be the highest OC you may get. Original Phenoms/Athlons don't overclock nearly as well as their newer Phenom II/Athlon II 45nm parts. I'd say that you have a great overclock (my Phenom 9750 couldn't get over 2.8GHz stable, and my motherboard didn't support ACC).
 
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Xdarklightningx

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Processor +7850 Black Edition @ 3.4 ghz
Motherboard BIOSTAR TA790GX A2+
Cooling zalman cnps9700 on cpu and a few 120s in case
Memory 3 Gigs kingston hyper x (1066)
Video Card(s) HIS 4850 Turbo (512 mb)
Storage 250 barracuda 7200rpm
Case Apevia
Power Supply Raid max 730 watts
Software Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit
Yea I don't know if the guy on newegg was joking but he said he got his to go to 3.9 ghz stable at 230x17. I don't know if he is joking or not but i might check it out lol when i get those mosfets.
 

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Cooling Zalman CNPS 9700 Blue LED / Zalman VF830 GPU
Memory 8GB Kingston HyperX DDR2 1066MHz 5-5-5~18
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Benchmark Scores Superclocked an E7300 on a P43 at 4.15GHz. Booted at 6.25Ghz.
Mine was at 400x10 on both the gigabyte P43 board I used and the N32 which I mentioned both with the same cpu which is the e7300..
 

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Processor +7850 Black Edition @ 3.4 ghz
Motherboard BIOSTAR TA790GX A2+
Cooling zalman cnps9700 on cpu and a few 120s in case
Memory 3 Gigs kingston hyper x (1066)
Video Card(s) HIS 4850 Turbo (512 mb)
Storage 250 barracuda 7200rpm
Case Apevia
Power Supply Raid max 730 watts
Software Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit
Just ordered some mosfet coolers for my motherboard. They should be here by Saturday or probably Monday at latest. I cut my hand while trimming a narrow slice off an old heat sink and I put it on the mosfet it did seem to get stable at lower voltages. The strip I cut was kinda small and covered like half of the mosfet but with the new ones i ordered i should get it higher then 3.4 ghz. These are the mosfet coolers i got http://www.ultimatepccooling.com/thhrmocoty3.html.
 
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