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I never had to put extra IOH VCore 1.1v past its default or ICH VCore 1.05v past its default and I did benching up to 5.2ghz. I think those are unnecessary volts to be adjusting.
Maybe this will help you out but this is what I was using at 5.153ghz in SuperPi32m under DICE. Just comparison sakes. http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...SuperPi32m.jpg I actually started using less vcore in the end. I wanna say around 1.45-1.48v. |
What ram are you running CP?
It seems there is something hinky with your ram settings, as 1 SS is reporting 6 GB dual channel and the other 2 are reporting 4 GB single channel. It should be showing 6 GB triple channel. |
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Well there is two separate IOH VCores now. An IOH Vcore 1.1v and an IOH/ICH I/O Voltage 1.5v. You have to bump them both up?
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I usually leave the IOH/ICH/I/O one on auto as I don't know what it does. |
ioh.ich i/o it is good to give it some juice when 3D benching or running more than one video card.
Cant believe you got past 222 BCLK. Going to give it one more try before I Ebay my i7 setup. |
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Anyhow, let us know if you can get past that bro, up the PCI-E frequency a mhz or two. |
I have run up to 110 PCIE freq trying to pass 222, but did not try something as low as 102, will try it again and see if a specific freq opens it up or not.
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Posting from the phone. Currently running 3dmark 06. Previous run already got me about a boint or so, this run if it finishes will be better. I'll post my results from tonight after this run. It'll be my last run of the night, gotta go to bed.
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