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PeepingTom · 03-26-2008, 08:58 AM

To me this looks a bit like you raised voltage witheout changing any cpu clock... Why would you want to let the cpu get warmer on default cpu speed?
At a default/stock cpu speed the vcore goes to 1.3v anyways, when cpu is under load ...it was like that on my board. Anyways, often the cpu is overvoltaged on stock speed by the manufacturer, so they make shure the cpu is running stable, even if it could run on lower voltage.
This means: bevore you raise the voltage, you should check how high you can set the cpu clock without having any voltage values changed. 1.3 is pretty much already...at least for me...
It should easely go to 2700mhz on default vcore.

Maybe you should also use different soft to monitor. Try everest...always worked well for me.

03-26-2008, 08:58 AM	#2 (permalink)
PeepingTom Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 44 OS: WinXP SP2	Re: want to oc but have voltage problems :S To me this looks a bit like you raised voltage witheout changing any cpu clock... Why would you want to let the cpu get warmer on default cpu speed? At a default/stock cpu speed the vcore goes to 1.3v anyways, when cpu is under load ...it was like that on my board. Anyways, often the cpu is overvoltaged on stock speed by the manufacturer, so they make shure the cpu is running stable, even if it could run on lower voltage. This means: bevore you raise the voltage, you should check how high you can set the cpu clock without having any voltage values changed. 1.3 is pretty much already...at least for me... It should easely go to 2700mhz on default vcore. Maybe you should also use different soft to monitor. Try everest...always worked well for me.