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  1. trig

    trig god's little mistake

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    cant see the pic. temps below 70? which temp monitoring software was showing 90 degrees? i'd use core temp.
     
    trig, 16 Apr 2009
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  2. stonedsurd

    stonedsurd Is a cackling Yuletide Belgian

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    I'm not trying to start a massive debate here, but try going with positive pressure (more intake, less exhaust) for the fans.
    It helped my temp + dust issues to a great degree.
     
    stonedsurd, 16 Apr 2009
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  3. MarkW7

    MarkW7 Total Noob

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    Yes, below 70 now but my core speed is 1.6GHz, 200x 8multiplier just figuring out how to change it now :(.

    Thanks - Currently i have

    2 intake
    1 exhaust
    and PSU.
     
    MarkW7, 16 Apr 2009
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  4. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    Is the multi like that the whole time? Checked the BIOS? Try turning speedstep off to be sure.
     
    Krikkit, 16 Apr 2009
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  5. MarkW7

    MarkW7 Total Noob

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    Yes, the multi is always at 8.
    I can't find speedstop anywere.
     
    MarkW7, 16 Apr 2009
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  6. MarkW7

    MarkW7 Total Noob

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  7. Krikkit

    Krikkit All glory to the hypnotoad! Super Moderator

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    Speedstep should be a BIOS option.

    Try setting the multiplier manually?
     
    Krikkit, 16 Apr 2009
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  8. MarkW7

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  9. MarkW7

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    The multiplier is stuck at 12.5
     
    MarkW7, 20 Apr 2009
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  10. badders

    badders Neuken in de Keuken

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    Mark - That's what it's supposed to be.
     
    badders, 20 Apr 2009
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  11. MarkW7

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  12. Ending Credits

    Ending Credits Bunned

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    Overclock = Multiplier x FSB. Some people like to raise their FSB to as high as possible and then raise the Multiplier until they hit the max stable overclock as it gives a slight overclock to other components as well as the CPU however the relative performance increase is so small that its rearely worth bothering lowering the Multiplier.
     
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  13. MarkW7

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    So i should leabe the multiplier at 12.5 [Max] and just up the FSB?

    Thanks.
     
    MarkW7, 20 Apr 2009
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  14. mm vr

    mm vr The cheesecake is a lie

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    Yes. :)
     
    mm vr, 21 Apr 2009
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