Are these ok?

[mikedp5]

ocing my i7 920 on asus i7 920...

bclk: 183

bios voltage of 1.20
cpuid voltage of 1.184

ocing to 3.66 because it was the best performance/watt by toms article
all settings to auto even dram voltage.

i get 65-67 degress on ambient of 29 degrees..


1. are these good temps?
2. also, i don't know what to enter to qpi/vtt voltage, pll voltage.
3. last, what to enter to qpi multiplier?

 

[p1n3apqlexpr3ss]

Those are amazing temps tbh
Keep voltages the same as stock, only raise a bit if it becomes unstable.
No idea on that one sorry

 

[overshocked]

Have you stressed it with P95? You need to do that to make sure that it is stable. As for QPI/VTT, set that to 1.26v. I leave the CPU and IOH pll to 1.8 ant the QPI pll to 1.25-1.3.

 

[mikedp5]

i ran small ftt on prime 95 for 4 hours. i get 66-68 degrees. are they good? and also, will adding voltages on the qpi, pll yiled better stability? therefore i will be able to lower my cpu voltage? am i correct?

 

[mikedp5]

[updated]

these are my settings:

bclk: 183
cpu multi: 20x
cpu vcore: 1.20(bios), 1.184(cpu-z)
dram voltage: 1.5v (rated voltage of pi series 1600)

all other settings on auto.

ran stable for 4 hrs of prime95 and 1hr of auto on occt.

1. asus turboV registered qpi/dram of 1.25000 ... - is this ok? or should it be lower?
2. cpu pll left auto - is this ok too? or should be upped quite a bit?
3. i'm having a max temp of 70,69,70,69 on coretemp after all stress test. ambient temp=29-30 degrees - are these good temps?
4. dram settings were on auto and it won't automatically enter the products advertised settings, what should i do?
5. last question, is there a way i could lower vcore while maintaning stability?
---> like playing with qpi/dram, cpu pll, ioh, ich?

thanks!

 

[mikedp5]

anyone please?

 

[p1n3apqlexpr3ss]

All looks fine, temps are fine, as for dram, try stick to products specs, but dont worry too much.. what are the advertised and your current specs for the dimms?
As for voltages... the lower and fully stable the better