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Old 09-10-2009, 12:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Help stabalize my OC! P6T deluxe v2 & i7 920 d0

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Hi folks,

I am attempting to overclock my pc:
mobo: P6T deluxe v2, bios 0504
cpu: i7 920 d0
hsf: zalman 9500 w/adapter for i7
ram: 12gb corsair xms3 1600 (recommended settings: 9-9-9-24 1.6v)
video: PNY 9600gt
OS: vista x64

At 3.6 GHz, temps are 69-70C under heavy load, so this appears to be my limit. I am load testing with intelburntest in vista x64 (max ram, 15 runs, 16 threads). Although it passes intelburntest x15, during each run the computer becomes unresponsive for about half the run.

Specifically, the vista equivalent of the hourglass appears, the screen goes black (except for the hourglass), the taskbar reappears (black background remains), and the tabs for intelburntest and speedfan do not maximize. I'd like to know how I can minimally adjust my settings to stabalize my system. Most of all, I'd like to hear if people have opinions regarding what specific settings are causing the instability.

Important clue: When I was testing my system at stock settings with intelburntest (to make sure nothing was DOA), I originally inserted my total amount of RAM in the appropriate box (instead of choosing "maximum") and the same symptoms of instability appeared. When I set this to "maximum" instead, everything went smoothly. Is there a problem with my RAM settings?

BIOS settings (let me know if you need any other settings):

ai overclock tuner: manual
cpu ratio: 19
speedstep: disabled
bclk freq: 190
PCIE freq: 100
DRAM freq: ddr3-1523Mhz
uclk freq: 3047Mhz
QPI Link Data rate: 6857MT/s

DRAM timing: 9-9-9-24
DRAM timing mode: 2N
all other DRAM settings on AUTO

CPU voltage: 1.20625
CPU PLL v: 1.80
QPI/DRAM core v: 1.20625
IOH v: 1.10
IOH PCIE v: 1.5
ICH v: 1.10
ICH PCIE v: 1.5
DRAM bus v: 1.6
all other "ai tweaker" settings on AUTO

PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks!


Hello, Im running i7 920 D0 with Noctuas NH Cooler, my system is stable with 3,7 Ghz (tested with prime95 and was stable for 7 hours) , The temperature was at its maximum point at 72C. (Down from the advised maximum of 73)


My settings:

Ai tweaker Manual
Cpu Ratio 20
Speedstep Off ( i want the clock to be stable and now wondering around between 2200mhz-3700mhz)

HT Off (will lower temperatures by 10C)

DIMM TIMINGS 8-8-8-21
DRAM FREQ 1524mhz
BCLK at 186
ufreq 3400 ( should be about 2 times higher and a little more)
Pcie Freq 100

Cpu Voltage 1.265
Cpu PLL 1.8
Qpi Dram Voltage 1.265
Dram Bus 1.6 (dont want to get higher)

I could get it to 4ghz but i prefer more 3.7 because its cooler and it wont reduce the lifetime of my cpu <3

best settings i got, and its perfect. i tryed with stock cooler the same settings and it was very good.. infact the temperatures went just 5-10 degrees higher and still it is in a "good zone"

Sry, i have a little bad english, but i thinko you can understand :)
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