OC Proceedure & Settings P4t 533-c 1.8 NW

[Wes]

Can someone post the exact proceedure and settings to OC my new p4t533-c and 1.8NW? Memory is 512 of Kingston 1066.

Thanks
Wes

 

[Crashman]

Use the following settings: Vcore 1.65v, RAM multiplier 4x, bus speed 133MHz.

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[Wes]

Thank you. I'll give it a go this weekend.

Wes

 

[camieabz]

Do you go straight to those settings or get there by gradually stepping?

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[Crashman]

I'd shoot straight for it. Shooting straight for 133MHz FSB allows the rest of the system to remain stock.

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[JasonR]

That's exactly what I did and I've had no problems at all.

P4 1.8A / GA-8IEXP / Corsair 512MB PC3200

VCore is still at 1.5V, 133MHz bus and about 2.376GHz cpu

Very easy overclock.

Cheers,
JasonR

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[Cooj]

How does the RAM Multiplier play into effect here? I'm still kinda confused about the RAM O/C and the background behind it etc.

Cooj

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[Crashman]

The i850/i850E chipset supports 3x and 4x RAM multipliers, based on your true bus clock. PC800 runs at 400MHz, PC1066 runs at 533MHz. I'm sure you can multiply 100 and 133 by 3 and 4 to come out with all the speeds.

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[Cooj]

I am ignorant no more! =) Can't say how helpful these forums are =)

Anyways, I have my 1.8A O/Ced to 2.4 using 133FSB, 4x Multiplier and a vcore of 1.625. Works like a charm so far.


Cooj

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[Crashman]

Fugger says this memory speed works OK on the TH7-II. I'm a little more conservative on my recomendations, I usually tell people it may work, but without 100% certainty.

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