Hello, i'll start with my complete setup so you get an idea if i can even reach my goal:
AMD Phenom II x6 1055T
Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3 rev 2.1 (F5)
4x2 GB Kingston / G.Skill ValueRam 1333mhz
Samsung 840 250 GB SSD
540W Thermaltake PSU
MSI 760 GTX Twinfrozr
The main problem seems to be my RAM because i have these multipliers: 4.0, 5.33, 6.66, 8.0
All the time, even when trying to get 3.5 (which worked like a charm before) with the 4.0 multiplier, i wont get past the BIOS - starting message, something wrong with overclocks, set back to normal or go to BIOS.
On standard clock it looked like this:
CPU 2800 mhz
NB 2000 mhz
HTL 2000 mhz
Ram 1333 mhz
Multiplier was always on x14, other clocks always below or very close to the standard clocks except for the cpu, for example: 1960/2000
But when i tried to achieve the same with the 4.0 multiplier, 3500 mhz, close to (below) 2000 NB/HT and exactly 1332 or 1334 Ram frequency, it wont let me.
But to get up to 3.8+ i have to work with the 4.0 ram multiplier cause all others are simply to high because its just 1333 mhz ram.
Also tried "relaxing" the ram timings which are now 9-9-9-24 atm, it didn't change anything - still could not get windows to boot.
I seen so many threads and videos about this exact Chip reaching 4 ghz, even a Video with the same mobo too, just no specifications about the bios settings.
I'm so curious whats instantly stopping me from booting when going upwards.
Now running:
cpu 3598 MHZ 14x 257
htl/nb still close to, but below 2000 mhz
ram 1369 mhz (5.33)
The only voltages i changed for 3.6 ghz:
vcore 1,400 (1,3 standard)
cpu nb 1,250 (1,1 standard)
AMD Phenom II x6 1055T
Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3 rev 2.1 (F5)
4x2 GB Kingston / G.Skill ValueRam 1333mhz
Samsung 840 250 GB SSD
540W Thermaltake PSU
MSI 760 GTX Twinfrozr
The main problem seems to be my RAM because i have these multipliers: 4.0, 5.33, 6.66, 8.0
All the time, even when trying to get 3.5 (which worked like a charm before) with the 4.0 multiplier, i wont get past the BIOS - starting message, something wrong with overclocks, set back to normal or go to BIOS.
On standard clock it looked like this:
CPU 2800 mhz
NB 2000 mhz
HTL 2000 mhz
Ram 1333 mhz
Multiplier was always on x14, other clocks always below or very close to the standard clocks except for the cpu, for example: 1960/2000
But when i tried to achieve the same with the 4.0 multiplier, 3500 mhz, close to (below) 2000 NB/HT and exactly 1332 or 1334 Ram frequency, it wont let me.
But to get up to 3.8+ i have to work with the 4.0 ram multiplier cause all others are simply to high because its just 1333 mhz ram.
Also tried "relaxing" the ram timings which are now 9-9-9-24 atm, it didn't change anything - still could not get windows to boot.
I seen so many threads and videos about this exact Chip reaching 4 ghz, even a Video with the same mobo too, just no specifications about the bios settings.
I'm so curious whats instantly stopping me from booting when going upwards.
Now running:
cpu 3598 MHZ 14x 257
htl/nb still close to, but below 2000 mhz
ram 1369 mhz (5.33)
The only voltages i changed for 3.6 ghz:
vcore 1,400 (1,3 standard)
cpu nb 1,250 (1,1 standard)
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