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I'm not an overclocking freak, the idea started 'cause a friend has an Athlon 64 FX-57 which is used for overclocking, but the can't push it more than 5%, already with 8% he gets a kernel panic. Later we solved the problem, we have both the same boards, the Asus A8N-SLI Premium, but he has revision 1.02 and I have two with revision 1.04G. But I have a third board with rev. 1.02 and overclocking failed here too. Has anyone something similar to report?
Here are my results of my o'clocked Athlon 64 4000+ (2.4 GHz) and my Opteron 185 (2x2.6 GHz). Both are running stable at 10% overclocking (BIOS setting) and the 4000+ seems even to be cooler! Here are the results:
Athlon 64 4000+ 2.40 GHz: CPU 88.74, overall 125.14, avg. Temp 36°C/96°F
Athlon 64 4000+ 2.64 GHz: CPU 95.67, overall 135.20, avg. Temp 34°C/93°F, without use 32°C/89°F
Opteron 185 2x2.60 GHz: CPU 96.93, overall 155.69, avg. Temp 39°C/102°F
Opteron 185 2x2.86 GHz: CPU 105.16, overall 170.04, avg. Temp 39°C/102°F
All tests were made with Leo4all 10.5.2 with Xbench without drives test. The 4000+ has an standard AMD cooler, the Opteron an Scythe Mugen cooler. Detailed Xbench results are to download here.
It is possible to check the sensors of the AMD cpu temperature and board fans? To test I use a prog which needs a lot of CPU power, reboot quickly and look in BIOS hardware monitor. The highest value on my Opteron was 49°C/120°F after a kernel panic. In such a case the Cool'n'Quiet* function doesn't work I think.
* Cool'n'Quiet is called 'Optimized Power Management' (OPM) on the Opteron series.
I'm not an overclocking freak, the idea started 'cause a friend has an Athlon 64 FX-57 which is used for overclocking, but the can't push it more than 5%, already with 8% he gets a kernel panic. Later we solved the problem, we have both the same boards, the Asus A8N-SLI Premium, but he has revision 1.02 and I have two with revision 1.04G. But I have a third board with rev. 1.02 and overclocking failed here too. Has anyone something similar to report?
Here are my results of my o'clocked Athlon 64 4000+ (2.4 GHz) and my Opteron 185 (2x2.6 GHz). Both are running stable at 10% overclocking (BIOS setting) and the 4000+ seems even to be cooler! Here are the results:
Athlon 64 4000+ 2.40 GHz: CPU 88.74, overall 125.14, avg. Temp 36°C/96°F
Athlon 64 4000+ 2.64 GHz: CPU 95.67, overall 135.20, avg. Temp 34°C/93°F, without use 32°C/89°F
Opteron 185 2x2.60 GHz: CPU 96.93, overall 155.69, avg. Temp 39°C/102°F
Opteron 185 2x2.86 GHz: CPU 105.16, overall 170.04, avg. Temp 39°C/102°F
All tests were made with Leo4all 10.5.2 with Xbench without drives test. The 4000+ has an standard AMD cooler, the Opteron an Scythe Mugen cooler. Detailed Xbench results are to download here.
It is possible to check the sensors of the AMD cpu temperature and board fans? To test I use a prog which needs a lot of CPU power, reboot quickly and look in BIOS hardware monitor. The highest value on my Opteron was 49°C/120°F after a kernel panic. In such a case the Cool'n'Quiet* function doesn't work I think.
* Cool'n'Quiet is called 'Optimized Power Management' (OPM) on the Opteron series.
2 Opteron systems: OSx86 10.5.8, Andy's 9.8.0 kernel, Asus A8N-SLI Premium, Opteron 185 o'clocked @ 2 x 2,95 GHz (2nd system 2.6 GHz), ATI Radeon HD2600XT 256MB Dual-Monitor 2x HP L2035, 4 GB RAM, Griffin FireWave as main audio device, Marvell + nForce LAN, Asus U3S6 USB3/SATA6 card, 5,5 TB harddisk, Firewire 800 card, Apple Remote + eHome IR receiver, 2x Wacom serial graphics tablet, Canon Pixma iP4700, Logitech Internet Navigator wireless keyboard/mouse combination.
My Audio stuff: M-Audio Transit USB (default audio), M-Audio ProFire 610, M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge (34 channels) using Creamware A16 ADAT converter • MIDI:M-Audio Midiman 4x MIDI interface • Behringer Audio Mixers: Xenyx 1002, Xenyx 1002FX, Xenyx 1202FX, Eurorack UB1002FX, Eurorack MX1804FX, Eurorack MX262A • FX devices: Lexicon MPX100 DSP, Behringer DSP-1000 Virtualizer, Behringer MiniFEX 800 DSP, Behringer Multicom Pro MDX4400 compressor • RETRO: MSSIAH midi/sequencer/synthesizer cardridge for the C64 (Dual-SID), Steinberg M.S.I. MIDI Interface for C64
My Audio stuff: M-Audio Transit USB (default audio), M-Audio ProFire 610, M-Audio ProFire Lightbridge (34 channels) using Creamware A16 ADAT converter • MIDI:M-Audio Midiman 4x MIDI interface • Behringer Audio Mixers: Xenyx 1002, Xenyx 1002FX, Xenyx 1202FX, Eurorack UB1002FX, Eurorack MX1804FX, Eurorack MX262A • FX devices: Lexicon MPX100 DSP, Behringer DSP-1000 Virtualizer, Behringer MiniFEX 800 DSP, Behringer Multicom Pro MDX4400 compressor • RETRO: MSSIAH midi/sequencer/synthesizer cardridge for the C64 (Dual-SID), Steinberg M.S.I. MIDI Interface for C64
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Having done the research and found (too) many sites on how to overclock the G4 867mhz processor in my Quicksilver - I've decided the time has come to go ahead. However one question remains..933mhz or 1ghz.
I orignally planned to overclock to 933mhz (one jump). My reasons:
> the 7450 cpu already runs quite warm - one jump is probably enough.
(Although a different cooling fan could fix this..)
> the L3 cache SDRAM is rated for 250mhz.
867mhz = L3 217mhz.
933mhz = L3 233mhz
1ghz = L3 250mhz.
From what I've read it seems that in many cases the L3 cache became disabled when this processor was overclocked to 1ghz. That is why I was only planning to go to 933mhz. But if 1ghz is possible I would certainly like to try. Can I downclock the L3 cache?
Does anybody have any information or experience with this?
I orignally planned to overclock to 933mhz (one jump). My reasons:
> the 7450 cpu already runs quite warm - one jump is probably enough.
(Although a different cooling fan could fix this..)
> the L3 cache SDRAM is rated for 250mhz.
867mhz = L3 217mhz.
933mhz = L3 233mhz
1ghz = L3 250mhz.
From what I've read it seems that in many cases the L3 cache became disabled when this processor was overclocked to 1ghz. That is why I was only planning to go to 933mhz. But if 1ghz is possible I would certainly like to try. Can I downclock the L3 cache?
Does anybody have any information or experience with this?