Temps and overclocking phenom II x6 1090t

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
Hey all,

This is my 1st venture into overclocking and I have just overclocked my 1090t to 3.7 ghz by only raising the cpu multiplier to 17.5 and am running prime95 on my pc. Therefore everything else is stock - cpu frequency at 200, pcie frequency at 100 and cpu voltage at 1.325v
Also as you can see in my signature, i am using a noctua d14 and the noctua thermal compound. The weird thing is, my temps right now on Hwmonitor and speedfan are showing temps of around 52-53 degrees celcius during prime 95 stress test. Further to that, my 4gb of corsair xms3 dhx 1333mhz which were running at 7 cas latency has just dropped to 6. How is this possible when i did not edit the NB frequency multiplier which is at stock of 10.0 2000mhz.

My computer has also just shut down during the stress test. I believe this may be due to the heat and also the low voltage.

Pls advise. Thanks
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
I can't seem to an option to change my ram ratio. Also , just to check, Vdim is memory voltage, correct? My motherboard calls it dram voltage. Is it the same one?
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
My board is an Asrock 890gx extreme 3. My ram voltage is set to auto which is 1.5v. According to bios, my ram is running at dram frequency of 800 which is 1600. However it's only a 1333 ram...i don't understand why
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
I have set it to 1333 and cas is back to 9-9-9-25
I'm currently at 3.4ghz and running prime but temperatures are now showing 58 degrees celcius which doesn't make sense seeing as i have a noctua d14
 
it's problem with your cooler , check again if your Noctua Use 1 Fan Add 1 again & replace new Thermal Paste use good Thermal like Artic Mx5, A ceramique, etc . clean your HSF with Alcohol Add fan for exhaust min 80mm , very importan keep temp CPU under 60C (temp1) (temp2: 80C) temp3 (80)C HDD 47C for healthy & Stabillity
DISABLED SMART FAN !
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
I have just cleaned and applied fresh noctua nt h1 thermal paste to the cooler. The d14 is setup with 2 Xigmatek XLF-F1253 in push pull configuration. My case is a aluminium lian li pc 7fnw with 2 intakes and 1 exhaust.

 
ok... no problem just Check CPU must Under 60* when streess test Fullload 60*C & another temp OK, overheating can damage harware... just it up up up
if wan't more clock increase multiplier step by step & Next use 2 Fan for Noctua min fan 2000 RPM, (2 intakes and 1 exhaust.) this must modificati 2exhaust 1intake let case open , how much Drop your Temp CPU
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
My pc can't even last for 15 mins in prime at 3.5ghz and a vcore of 1.4. Another weird thing is, cpu-z is showing my vcore to be at 1.520 during the stress test
 


The motherboard is most likely compensating for the processor being under full load. I think thats called load line calibration?
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
If your theory is right then isn't 1.52v over compensating?
That is almost close to the max voltage allowed by the board for only an increase in 0.3ghz
 
A little tips:

1- Set the specifications for your RAM manually in the BIOS, don't use AUTO configuration
2- Disable C1E support
3- Disable Core performance boot
4- Set the NB to 3000MHz with 1.1V-1.2V, you need find the correct voltage here
5- Set the HT link to 2000MHz
6- You also need change the CPU/NB voltage, you also need find the correct voltage here.
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
thanks for your tips. I will try that.
However can anyone advice on my temps. My pc either freezes and temps reading on hwmonitor are at 60 or the pc would just shut off.
 

Savag3Vim

Distinguished
Jul 3, 2010
64
0
18,640
Before i started overclocking, I have cleaned the noctua d14 and my cpu with thermal remover and purifier.
Btw are you sure to set NB to 3000mhz, when i did that, my com could not even start. I had to clear cmos to allow it to start.
My vcore in bios during stock is 1.32 and is correctly reflected in cpuz and hwmonitor. However when i overclock it to 17*200 = 3.4ghz, and set my vcore to 1.4, my vcore shown in bios will exceed 1.42 and this will also be reflected in cpuz and hwmonitor. And during stress, it will show 1.5
Am i missing something here?