P45-ud3l questions

[pomwowpow]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

Thks for reply I kept MCH core at 1.200 and dram on auto and dram actual voltage is 1.90v.I increased cpu fsb by 7 and running at 285mhz a 43% overclock.I'll begin testing tonight.Here are 2 screenshots of Everest with machine on idle and/or just browsing internet.
Thks again.

[pomwowpow]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

Second screen might be blurry

[pomwowpow]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

I've tried all your ideas above and at 285 fsb this thing gives errors after 5 mins on Prime95 and OCCT.Any ideas why I can't go further?Thks

[Psycho101]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

Can't be 100%, but although you can get a E5200 to 3.2-3.3GHz on stock voltage, it will get thirsty from then on.

If your goal is still 4GHz, I'd invest in a nice water cooling set up at the least.

Can you get it stable on a 333 FSB with a multi of 10.5? You'hh have to adjust your ram accordingly to keep it at or under its rated speed.

[pomwowpow]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

I'll try the 10.5 multi thks

[pomwowpow]

[pomwowpow]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

THose specs on last template did not work with the 3626mhz ,went back to stable 3562, see where I can change things or is it just a cooler replacement needed to go further?
Thks

[Psycho101]

Re: P45-ud3l questions

Looking at that template I see you haven't changed CPU Termination from stock 1.200V. An increase in this would almost certainly give you some kind of improvement. I would try your 3.6GHz settings again, but change CPU Term to 1.22V. Test that and if not stable, try 1.240V, 1.260V, 1.280V, 1.300V, 1.320V then 1.340V. This setting can have not only an impact on stability, but may also alow you to lower Vcore while maintaining the same clock speed. That has the double benefit of reducing heat at current settings, and giving you head room to increase Vcore when trying an even higher frequency.

Getting a decent after market cooler would certainly lower temps compared to the Intel stock version. It sounds like you potentially have an exceptional example of an E5200, so I'm almost posative that there's a little more to be had from it, with VTT (CPU Temination) being the key to unlocking it.

You may find thet with CPU Term raise, you may have to re-think your other Ref volts (MCH and CPU Ref), but maybe not.

Save your current 3562MHz profile to the BIOS and a USB stick, then tweak that VTT. DO get an after market cooler, but at the moment you still have temperatures under control enough to push some more.