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What is the highest STABLE clock you have achieved for your 5000BE?


 
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2.6 GHz
 
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2.7 GHz
 
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Rwayne   05-20-2008 at 03:16:28 AM

I just ordered a AMD 64x2 5000 Black Edition processor and should be receiving it later this week.

I wanted to take a poll and see what is the highest average "STABLE" clock speed is among BE owners.

I currently have a MSI K9 Platinum AM2 Motherboard with the ATI X580 chipset.

Please include the following with your posts:

  • Your highest stable clock
  • Your Multipler Setting
  • FSB Setting
  • Core Voltage
  • Your motherboard make & model


Message edited by Rwayne on 05-20-2008 at 03:20:16 AM
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Boxa   05-20-2008 at 04:35:17 AM
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Highest stable OC on air was 3250 with the orig bios (which I may flash if I can find out what it was, lol)
x13
250Mhz
1.4
Asus M3A32-MVP Wifi Deluxe

BUT since updating the bios (currently have 10) highest stable OC is 3000Mhz
x12
250Mhz
1.3625
Asus M3A32-MVP Wifi Deluxe

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Rwayne   05-20-2008 at 04:58:37 AM
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That is an great clock!

Did you try messing with the multipler at first? Most people I know pump it up to x15 right out of the box.

How high did you get it before you had to increase the voltage?

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Rwayne   05-20-2008 at 05:01:09 AM
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BTW...what is wrong with Tom's Hardware? When I click on POST REPLY it tells me the thread is closed. But if I enter my reply in QUICK REPLY it lets me post. However when I do QUICK REPLY it will not let me edit what I post because AGAIN it says the thread is closed. Anyone else having this problem on the forums?

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daft   05-20-2008 at 05:03:06 AM
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cant say i have.

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