Upgradeitis

[Lenny]

are you just increasing the cpu voltage or the cpu/nb voltage as well? What about upping the NB speed? mine is at 2600mhz (not the HT Frequency)

Yes I forgot to mention that I increased the CPU-NB voltage from default 1.15 to 1.25 in addition to increasing the CPU voltage from default 1.375 to 1.500. I decreased the multiplier on the NB Freq so it was always below 2000. I thought the HT Link and NB Freq had to be around 2000? I'm currently running both at 2088 with the CPU at 3.65 and it's stable.

Thanks for the link. I'll check that out.

[Lenny]

http://www.overclockers.com/forums/s...d.php?t=596023

Here is a good guide, sorry for the off site post

As suggested by the guide I first tried to determine max HTT. My GIGABYTE GA-890GPA-UD3H seems limited to something <290 which isn't all that great. Since my 1055T has a 14x multiplier I only need HTT=286 to hit 4004 if the CPU is able. It failed P95 at 290. I'm testing 286 right now and so far that looks good.

The highest CPU speed I had previous tested was 3906 Mhz (279 x 14). That didn't pass P95. Having read through the guide the only thing I might have missed is setting the NB Frequency to 2600 and possibly increasing the CPU-NB voltage a little higher.

I may have to read through it again but I think the only voltages he mentioned increasing were CPU and CPU-NB.

[Lenny]

Tested again at 3.9 but this time with an HT LINK of around 1925, NB Freq of 2500-2600, VCore=1.500 and NB voltage=1.275 and it's still not stable in P95. Oh well it was worth a try I suppose. I'm a little disappointed but I guess I shouldn't be. I am getting 3.65 (850 Mhz overclock) on default voltage which isn't bad. And my chip was an earlier one and only a 1055T. I'm sure the newer ones go higher.