Heya...
I'm overclocking a buddies computer. He's got an Athlon 2500+, Asus A7N8X motherboard with 512 PC 2700.
I've got the chip running @ 3200+ (11 x 200) with memory also at 200 MHz. I turned the CPU voltage up slightly to 7.5 volts and the DDR voltage up a bit also to 1.6V.
The system runs fine, except when I run prime95 torture test, with the Asus Probe utility running, I am getting a warning on my 12V power line. It's up at 13.2. There's a nice red line and some flashing going on to get my attention. When I stop the torture test, the 12V goes back down to 12.5V ish, and the warning goes away.
Does this noramlly happen when stressing your system? Does your voltage go all nuts? Or is it just the Asus Probe utility that is giving flase readings? Any info would be appreciate as I don't want to give him back his system in a state that could generate a warning or worse - a hardware failure. Thanks
All things must surely have to end...
Functor
I'm overclocking a buddies computer. He's got an Athlon 2500+, Asus A7N8X motherboard with 512 PC 2700.
I've got the chip running @ 3200+ (11 x 200) with memory also at 200 MHz. I turned the CPU voltage up slightly to 7.5 volts and the DDR voltage up a bit also to 1.6V.
The system runs fine, except when I run prime95 torture test, with the Asus Probe utility running, I am getting a warning on my 12V power line. It's up at 13.2. There's a nice red line and some flashing going on to get my attention. When I stop the torture test, the 12V goes back down to 12.5V ish, and the warning goes away.
Does this noramlly happen when stressing your system? Does your voltage go all nuts? Or is it just the Asus Probe utility that is giving flase readings? Any info would be appreciate as I don't want to give him back his system in a state that could generate a warning or worse - a hardware failure. Thanks
All things must surely have to end...
Functor