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System Name | Detox sleeper |
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Processor | Intel i9-7980XE@4,5Ghz |
Motherboard | Asrock x299 Taichi XE (custom bios with ecc reg support, old microcode) |
Cooling | Custom water: Alphacool XT45 1080 + 9xArctic P12, EK-D5 pump combo, EK Velocity D-RGB block |
Memory | 8x16Gb Hynix DJR ECC REG 3200@4000 |
Video Card(s) | Intel Arc A770 LE 16Gb + CMP 100-210 (Tesla V100 16Gb) |
Storage | Samsung PM9A1 1Tb + PM981 512Gb + Kingston HyperX 480Gb + Samsung Evo 860 500Gb |
Display(s) | HP ZR30W (30" 2560x1600) |
Case | Chieftec 1E0-500A-CT04 + AMD Sempron sticker + Titan fan controller |
Audio Device(s) | Genius Cavimanus |
Power Supply | Super Flower Leadex 750w Platinum |
Mouse | Logitech G400 |
Keyboard | Dell Oem + Focus Fk2000 plus |
Software | Windows 11 Pro x64 |
Im started researching an interesing overclock project. It is not a guide just theory. It is possible or not?
I have a dual cpu setup, Lenovo D20.
I know that the only overclockable dual motherboard for this socket is the EVGA SR2. But it is highly overpriced, rare and it has only 3 channel memory not 2x3 channel...
On any other dual socket 1366 there is no way to overclock, no bios support, nothing...
(there is no unlocked multi dual configuration supported cpus!)
So i have a theory:
On the little brother socket 1156 platform there is a classic "fsb" way of overclocking.
Raising the "fsb" and lowering the qpi link and ram speed. It is like on the AMD K8 platform.
It is possible to overclock dual system too. I need 3 things:
Using setfsb app, lowering the ram ratio, and somehow reducing the qpi link speed.
1. first test the setfsb
On this motherboard the is a pll chip ICS932S422BGLF, the setfsb dont have this but i tried a closer one:
only a few mhz, if i try another it is freezes (on the picture power management lowers the clock speed, but you can see that is from 3066 to 3133)
it raises the qpi and ram speed.
PCIe and pci buses is fixed (info from the PLL)
this is not much but my ram is only 1066mhz very anti-overclock ecc reg 16gb sticks so i think that limits the overclock. Or it is a wall? I dont know...
2. lowering the ram speed to make the higher "fsb" stable
theory:
1. installing another ram to overload the controller, that forces it to 800mhz (more than 3 quad rank memory installed per channel) - not a very good way...
2. writing the spd to force the 800 - a little bit better
3. finding a way to control the ram ratio? from 8 (1066) to 7(931) not 6 (800) any ideas?
3. lowering the qpi link speed (and anything that limits overclock, uncore? )
that is tough, pinmod? any ideas?
4. increasing vcore if needed
pinmod or what?
I have a dual cpu setup, Lenovo D20.
I know that the only overclockable dual motherboard for this socket is the EVGA SR2. But it is highly overpriced, rare and it has only 3 channel memory not 2x3 channel...
On any other dual socket 1366 there is no way to overclock, no bios support, nothing...
(there is no unlocked multi dual configuration supported cpus!)
So i have a theory:
On the little brother socket 1156 platform there is a classic "fsb" way of overclocking.
Raising the "fsb" and lowering the qpi link and ram speed. It is like on the AMD K8 platform.
It is possible to overclock dual system too. I need 3 things:
Using setfsb app, lowering the ram ratio, and somehow reducing the qpi link speed.
1. first test the setfsb
On this motherboard the is a pll chip ICS932S422BGLF, the setfsb dont have this but i tried a closer one:
only a few mhz, if i try another it is freezes (on the picture power management lowers the clock speed, but you can see that is from 3066 to 3133)
it raises the qpi and ram speed.
PCIe and pci buses is fixed (info from the PLL)
this is not much but my ram is only 1066mhz very anti-overclock ecc reg 16gb sticks so i think that limits the overclock. Or it is a wall? I dont know...
2. lowering the ram speed to make the higher "fsb" stable
theory:
1. installing another ram to overload the controller, that forces it to 800mhz (more than 3 quad rank memory installed per channel) - not a very good way...
2. writing the spd to force the 800 - a little bit better
3. finding a way to control the ram ratio? from 8 (1066) to 7(931) not 6 (800) any ideas?
3. lowering the qpi link speed (and anything that limits overclock, uncore? )
that is tough, pinmod? any ideas?
4. increasing vcore if needed
pinmod or what?
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