4GHz@30'c, whats next?

As the title says, I'm currently sat on 4GHz at 28-30'c idle but I'm no pro clocker hehe, has anyone got any tips from their 975BE ventures they can maybe share?
this uefi is a bit wierd to me and the Be guide up top is yet to shine a light in my ear,
Heres a screenie,

I have to manually set the Cpu volt to 1.325 as the Tx850 overvolts it on auto and racks the temps up
rams at 9,9,9,24,34,2T auto volts
I see Pc stats had it at 4.4GHz, I have had mine there but a tad unstable for use

I'm going to try a mix of multiplier and reference clock as they did, see how that pans out for me

Any tips more than welcome, if I hit 4.5hz, I'll sort your cables out
Moto

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http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2330656

Made it
41'c idle at 1.5v, and stable enough to surf, upload/validate Cpu-z and the photo, no stress testing though, pity but damn I'm happy
Moto
**Edit, re-reading first post, i guess I owe myself some cable management hehe **

Message edited by motopsychojdn on 04-13-2012 at 09:25:58 PM

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B55 x4 at 4.2ghz, idle 27c and 46c load 1.475V

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Originally it was a post asking for help lol, but thats a nice clock there on an unlocked chip, I struggled to get 3.5GHz on my 435/B35
Moto

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motopsychojdn wrote :

Originally it was a post asking for help lol, but thats a nice clock there on an unlocked chip, I struggled to get 3.5GHz on my 435/B35
Moto

What can i say, i am a lucky guy

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You and me both mate,
two 435's both unlocked and clocked, my Gf's chip hit 3.2GHz but mine was/is better and I've never seen a 975 at 4.5 apart from reviewers pushing them
Moto

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motopsychojdn wrote :

You and me both mate,
two 435's both unlocked and clocked, my Gf's chip hit 3.2GHz but mine was/is better and I've never seen a 975 at 4.5 apart from reviewers pushing them
Moto

Yeah the 4.5ghz clock was not stable, but benchable

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I tried my usual of running Malwarebytes, M.S.E.(Full scans) and logging into WoW to make it do some work, but it hung up on the loading screen,
V.scans were going fine until that though and surfing/posting here was fine
Moto

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motopsychojdn wrote :

I tried my usual of running Malwarebytes, M.S.E.(Full scans) and logging into WoW to make it do some work, but it hung up on the loading screen,
V.scans were going fine until that though and surfing/posting here was fine
Moto

Aww shame

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And I see from another thread you have the 4.5GHz listed again, stable now?
Moto

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41c at idle is way too high and if you can't game whats the point? I don't know about the rest of the Phenom II line but AMD says max voltage for the 955 is 1.425v. If you can run a benchmark, play games and the system boots then I'd call it stable.

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** if you can't game whats the point**

Partially for the 'I can do this' mentality I have/suffer from, but I agree with you, if I can game and run the Pc 'normally' then its good, I don't need the prime or Ibt medals, just the knowledge I can do something is reward enough hehe,
you've inspired me to go back and check WoW on its own at 4.5GHz though,
I'll post updates in a bit
**Edit, she doesn't want to play today
another day gadget, another day....
Moto

Message edited by motopsychojdn on 04-14-2012 at 06:57:46 PM

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motopsychojdn wrote :

And I see from another thread you have the 4.5GHz listed again, stable now?
Moto

Just what i acheived
43mins p95 stable

Message edited by recon-uk on 04-14-2012 at 07:21:45 PM

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IIRC the max safe voltage for a Phenom II is 1.525V?

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Yummerzzz wrote :

IIRC the max safe voltage for a Phenom II is 1.525V?

As long as you keep it lower than 60c you should be fine.

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